SDA - Lesson 4

Consider the following HTML code:

<a href="http://192.168.2.3/indexes/index.html"> CCYP Home </a>

Which type of hyperlink reference is given in this code?

• Secure site URL

• Partial URL

• Relative URL

• Fully qualified URL

Consider the following HTML code from a page that resides on a Web server:

<a href="/pages/index.html">uCorp</a>

According to this code, where does the file named index.html reside on the server?

• In the "uCorp" directory, which resides off of the server's root directory

• In the "pages" directory, which resides one directory beneath the directory currently being edited

• In the "home" directory, which resides off of the "pages" directory on the server

• In the "pages" directory, which resides off of the server's root directory

Which HTML element is used to create a hyperlink?

• <href>

• <link>

• <a>

• <alink>

Consider the following HTML code on a page that resides on a Web server:

<a href="pages/index.html">uCorp</a>

According to this code, where does the file named index.html reside on the Web server?

• In the Web server's root directory

• In the "pages" subdirectory, which resides beneath the page being currently edited

• In the "home" subdirectory, which resides off of the "pages" directory on the server

• In the "pages" directory, which resides above the page being currently edited

Consider the following HTML code from a page that resides on a Web server:

<a href="../ucorp.html"> uCorp </a>

According to this code, where does the file named ucorp.html reside on the Web server?

• In the Web server's root directory

• In a directory one level below the current page

• In the Web server's "ucorp" directory

• In a directory one level above the current page

Consider the following HTML code:

<a href="indexes/index.html"> CCYP Home </a>

Which type of hyperlink reference is given in this code?

• Secure site URL

• Partial URL

• Absolute URL

• Fully qualified URL

Which line of HTML code creates a valid hyperlink on a Webpage?

• <a href="mailto:[e-mail]"> Contact us now </a>

• <a href="http://www.company.com/mail"/> Contact us now <a/>

• <a href="https://www.company.com/ssl"> Secure Server <href>

• <a href="ftp://ftp.company.com"> Download now <ftp/>

End users have complained that when they click a link on your company's Website, the wrong client loads. You review the page with the suspect link and find the following HTML code:

To begin an FTP session, click the following link:

<a href="http://ftp.ucorp.biz"> FTP Session </a>

What is the problem?

• The FTP server is not running.

• The Web server is not running.

• An FTP server has been specified.

• A Web server has been specified.

You want to create a hyperlink to a secure resource that ensures information is properly encrypted. Which line of HTML code will accomplish this?

• <a href="https://www.company.com/ssl"> Visit Our Secure Site <href/>

• <a href="http://www.CIWcertified.com/secure"> Visit Our Secure Site </secure>

• <a href="http://www.company.com/mail"/> Visit Our Secure Site <a/>

• <a href="https://www.CIWcertified.com"> Visit Our Secure Site </a>

End users have complained that a link on your company's Website does not work at all. You review the page with the suspect link and find the following HTML code:

To learn more about uCorp, click the following link:

<a src="http://www.ucorp.biz/aboutus"> Learn more! </a>

Which strategy will resolve the problem?

• Use the correct attribute for referencing a resource.

• Properly close the <a> element.

• Delete all quotation marks from the code.

• Move the </a> element so that it is immediately in front of the text that reads "Learn more."