Web Development Tutorial 1 Quiz Review 9th Grade Quiz

1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 4 pts

Which of the following is NOT an IDE (Integrated Development Environment)?

Dreamweaver

Visual Studio

Microsoft Word

Answer explanation

In class we use Dreamweaver as our IDE. Sinclair students use Visual Studio. Microsoft Word is not an IDE, although you can use it to create web pages!

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 4 pts

What does FTP stand for?

File Transfer Protocol

Fast Transfer Page

File Text Protocol

Formatted Text Protocol

Answer explanation

File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is the protocol computers use to exchange files. Dreamweaver uses it to transfer files to the remote server at WCCC.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 4 pts

What does HTTP stand for?

HyperText Transfer Protocol

High-speed Text Transfer Protocol

High-speed Transfer Process

HyperText Transmission Protocol

Answer explanation

Your browser uses HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) to communicate with the server. It enables the transfer or web content. HTTPS (HTTP Secure) is the secure version and uses encryption to protect your information.

4.

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

20 sec • 4 pts

We use (a) to create the structure and content of a web page.

HTML

CSS

HTTP

Javascript

Answer explanation

We use HyperText Markup Language (HTML) to create the structure and content of our web pages.

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is what we use to format our web pages.

Javascript is used to enable interactive web pages.

HTTP is not used in the creation of web pages, it is a protocol that enables the transmission of web page content.

5.

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

20 sec • 4 pts

The (a) element is part of the document head because it’s not actually displayed as part of the web page, but instead appears externally within the browser tab.

title

script

style

meta

Answer explanation

The <title> tag sets the browser tab text. Style, meta, and script may all appear in the <head> section, but do not set the browser tab text.

6.

DROPDOWN QUESTION

20 sec • 4 pts

An (a) element is one that does not have content. These elements do not have end tags.

empty

null

incomplete

blank

Answer explanation

Remember, elements include all parts of a web page. Some HTML tags create (or have) content, others do not! All HTML tags are elements, though.

7.

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

20 sec • 4 pts

Of the following, the (a) element is not an "empty" element.

p (paragraph)

hr (horizontal rule)

br (break)

img (image)

Answer explanation

The paragraph (<p>) element is not an "empty" element. Remember, empty elements have no content (paragraphs are used to encase text) while the <hr>, <br>, and <img> tags do not not encase content. For that reason they have no end tags!

Note that "content" does not mean they do not create part of the web page. Merely that anything they create (such as a horizontal rule, page break, or image) is not included as part of the HTML file.

8.

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

20 sec • 4 pts

A WAN is a Wide Area Network, or a network that spans a wide geographic area. The (a) is the largest WAN currently in existence.

Internet

Intranet

LAN

World-Wide Web (WWW)

Answer explanation

The Internet is the largest WAN in existence. It is a "network of networks" and consists of millions of hosts and servers.

Intranet is a type of network that is internal to an organization.

LAN stands for "local area network" and is often a small group of computers within an organization.

The World-Wide Web (WWW) consists of applications/content that sits "on top" of the Internet, but is not a network itself.

9.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 4 pts

The META element (tag) defines "metadata" about the web page.

Identify an attribute (an attribute defines part of the element) of the meta element that provides the value associated with the http-equiv or name attributes.

charset="encoding"

content="text"

name="text"

http-equiv="content-type|default-style|refresh"

Answer explanation

(This is a very technical question, be sure to have this information in your notes!)

Meta elements contain information about the web page (not content for the web page). Therefore, they appear in the <head> section.

Meta information can include server commands (http-equiv), character sets (charset), developer-defined content (content) and developer-defined names (name).

Names (name) and content (content) are used in pairs.

"author" and "John Doe", for example. The name of the meta information is "author" and the content of that name is "John Doe". All content in a meta tag is of type text and should be surrounded by quotes.

defines the author of the web page.

10.

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

20 sec • 4 pts