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    Week One - HTML/Web basics Quiz and Answers

    Question 1
    What does HTML stand for?
    Answer: hyper text markup language

    Question 2
    Unlike earlier versions of HTML, HTML5 produces pages that look the same across all
    browsers.
    True
    False
    Answer: False

    Correct!! Browsers can independently determine how to format the different tags.
    Some use different sizes for headings and/or blank space.

    Question 3
    FTP stands for
    File Transmission Pipe
    File Transfer Protocol
    Files to Push
    Answer: File Transfer Protocol

    Question 4
    HTTP stands for
    Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
    Hyper Transfer Translation Program
    Hyper Text Text Program
    Answer: Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

    Question 5
    Which of the following is part of a URL?
    protocol
    editor
    hosting service
    Answer: protocol

    Question 6
    The Internet is a type of
    Local Area Network
    Wide Area Network
    Hypertext Network
    Answer: wide area network

    Question 7
    What is the Request/Response Cycle?
    The process that happens when a client requests a page and a server responds with
    the appropriate files
    The process that happens when a HTML5 is created with an editor
    The process that happens when a server requests a page and a client responds with
    the appropriate files
    Answer: The process that happens when a client requests a page and a server
    responds with the appropriate files
    Question 8
    A ________________________ is a computer that is in charge of handling resource
    requests from multiple computers.

    Answer: server

    Question 9
    Which of the following is an example of a top-level domain?
    .biz
    umich.edu
    mysite
    Answer: .biz

    Question 10
    The Domain Name Service looks up the domain and returns the
    IP address
    server
    host
    document
    Answer: IP address

    Question 11
    Which organization is responsible for assigning top-level domain names?
    Internet Corporation for Assigned Numbers and Names (ICANN)
    World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
    Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
    Answer: Internet Corporation for Assigned Numbers and Names (ICANN)

    Question 12
    A single web page may require several iterations of the Request-Response Cycle.
    True
    False
    Answer: True

    Question 13
    What does LAN stand for?

    Answer: local area network

    Question 14
    What does WAN stand for?

    Answer: wide area network

    Question 15
    Which is the correct file extension for a web page?
    .txt
    .html
    .doc
    .ppt
    Answer: .html
    Question 16
    HTML uses _________ to annotate documents. This is a way of marking up the content
    to identify specific HTML elements.

    Answer: tags

    Each HTML element has a corresponding tag to explain to the browser how the content
    should be displayed.

    Question 17
    Which of the following best explains the difference between syntax and semantics.
    A browser may have trouble displaying a page if the syntax is incorrect.
    Syntax and semantics are interchangeable.
    A browser may have trouble displaying a page if the semantics is incorrect.
    Answer: A browser may have trouble displaying a page if the semantics is incorrect.

    Question 18
    The first graphical browser was.... (please use one word answer)

    Answer: 1993.

    Question 19
    What are proprietary tags?
    Tags that work only on certain browsers
    Tags used to define ownership of the content
    Tags that displayed copyright information
    Answer: Tags that work only on certain browsers

    Question 20
    Which of these tags breaks the tenet of the separation of content and layout?
    br
    p
    center
    Answer: p

    Question 21
    Which of the following are browsers?
    Chrome, Firefox, Safari
    Firefox, Windows, Chrome
    Safari, Mac, Sublime, Chrome
    Answer: Chrome, Firefox, Safari

    Question 22
    HTML5 should not...
    be device-independent
    use markup instead of scripting where appropraite
    take advantage of the most up-to-date plugins.
    Answer: use markup instead of scripting where appropraite

    Question 23
    A basic functionality of browsers is to translate HTML documents into viewable
    webpages.
    True
    False
    Answer: True

    Question 24
    Which version of HTML introduced different document types?
    HTML5
    HTML 4.01
    HTML 2.0
    HTML 3.2
    Answer: HTML 4.01

    Question 25
    The predecessor of the internet was
    DARPA
    CompuServe
    Arpanet
    Al Gore
    Answer: Arpanet

    Question 26
    URL stands for
    Unordered Resource Location
    Universal Relation Locator
    Uniform Resource Locator
    Answer: Uniform Resource Locator

    Question 27
    CSS stands for
    Cascading Hypertext Style Script
    Cascading Style Sheet
    Cascading Color Scheme
    Answer: Cascading Style Sheet

    Question 28
    CSS1 was introduced for public use in

    Answer: 1996

    Question 29
    What editor are you using?

    Answer: notepad

    If you aren't already, consider using Sublime. This is the editor I will be using
    in lectures. I will include supplementary information on how to set up Sublime to
    use special tools to fill in part of your code for you.

    Question 30
    What browser(s) are you using?

    Answer: chrome

    Make sure to have at least two different browsers to test your code. This will help
    you to see the differences in HTML5 implementation. Many developers like to use
    Firefox since it has so many built in tools. I will be using Chrome in lectures.

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