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Web Technologies

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A massive public network of networks, a labyrinth of hardwired and wireless connection between disparate drives on countless devices scattered around the world.

a)

Ethernet

b)

Internet

c)

WWW

d)

Network

2.

A standardized system for accessing and navigating the Internet.

a)

WWW(World Wide Web)

b)

HTML

c)

Browser

d)

Server

3.

Used to create webpages.

a)

Domain Network System

b)

Programming Language

c)

Website

d)

HTML

4.

Computers communicate with each other using markup languages and multimedia packages.

a)

Web Technology

b)

HTML

c)

Web Browser

d)

Web server

5.

An information system that uses Internet web technologies to deliver information and services, to users or other information systems/applications.

a)

Webpage

b)

Web Browser

c)

Web System

d)

Web Technology

6.

Software that resides on your machine that permits you to display and interact with the hypertext document.

a)

Web Page

b)

Java Script

c)

Browser

d)

HTML

7.

Identifying in public’s mind who owns the website.

a)

Prefix

b)

DNS

c)

Domain Name

d)

Details

8.

Software and hardware that that uses HTTP and other protocols to respond to client requests made over the World Wide Web.

a)

Three way handshake

b)

Web Page

c)

Web Server

d)

Web Site

9.

3 Uniform Resource Locator(URL) Components

a)

Prefix/Host Name/Path

b)

Internet/Server/Database

c)

Browser/Link/Http

d)

Link/Internet/DNS

10.

The top-level domain that identifies addresses of network providers.

a)

HTML

b)

Domain Name System (DNS)

c)

Host Name

d)

Server

11.

The inventor of World Wide Web and the director of W3C, organization that oversees its development.

a)

Tim Berles-Lee

b)

Tim Bernes-Lee

c)

Tim Birnes-Lee

d)

Tim-Berne-Lee

12.

Three (3) fundamental technologies:

a)

HTML/URI/HTTP

b)

HTML/CSS/JS

c)

HTML/HTTPS/URL

d)

HTML/LINK/CSS

13.

WEB DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE

a)

Planning–Analysis–Design and Development–Testing–Implementation and Maintenance–

b)

Planning-Analytics-Integration-Feedback-Innovate

c)

Planning-Analysis-Mitigate-Scalability-Project Execution-Maintainance

14.

WEBPAGE STRUCTURE

a)

Webpage

b)

HTML

c)

Element

d)

Ping

e)

Server

15.

Document, commonly written in HTML, that is viewed in an internet browser.

a)

Web Page

b)

Website

c)

Web Server

d)

URL

16.

Building Blocks of site pages and templates

a)

Ping

b)

Element

c)

Server

d)

HTML

17.

W3C specification that defines the fifth major revision of the Hypertext Markup Language

a)

HTML

b)

HTML5

c)

W3C

d)

Web 5.0

18.

How HTML elements are to be displayed on screen, paper, or in other

media.

a)

Cascading Style Sheet (CSS)

b)

Hyper Text Markup Language(HTML)

c)

Web Browser

d)

Elements

19.

Building, creating and a maintaining website. It includes aspects such as web

design, web publishing, web programming, and database management.

a)

Server Maintainance

b)

SDLC

c)

Planning

d)

Web Development

20.

Platform language-neutral interface that allows programs and

scripts to dynamically access and update the content, structure, and style of a document.

a)

Web Site

b)

Document Object Model (DOM)

c)

Elements

d)

Browser

21.

A stricter, more XML-based version of HTML.

a)

Extensible Markup Language Extreme(XMLE)

b)

Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML)

c)

Extensible Markup Language (XML)

d)

Hyper Text Markup Language(HTML)

22.

Markup language much like HTML. Design to transport data.

a)

Extensible Markup Language (XML)

b)

JSON(Javascript Object Notation)

c)

PHP(Hypertext Preprocessor)

d)

RDBMS(Relational Database Management System)

23.

HYPERTEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE 5 Features

a)

Semantic–Connectivity–Offline and Storage–Multimedia–2D/3D graphics and effects–Device Access–Styling–

b)

Design-Offline connectivity-Styling-Traffic Efficiency-Multimedia Arts-Modern UI/UX

c)

Semantic-UI/UX Design-Web.5-Styling-Browser Availability-Extensible Extensions

24.

The textual, aural, or visual content published on a website.

a)

Web Code

b)

Web Content

c)

Web Structure

d)

Web Tool

25.

Web Code

a)

the special language used to tell browsers how to display web pages.

b)

the textual, aural, or visual content published on a website.

c)

how the website is set up, i.e. how the individual subpages are linked to one another.

d)

Tool– a web interface that allows you to add content to your website with minimal technical

knowledge.

26.

The website is set up, i.e. how the individual subpages are linked to one another.

a)

Web Tool

b)

Web Structure

c)

Web Content

d)

Web Server

27.

Computer program that let a user enter, change, store, and usually print text (characters

and numbers, each encoded by the computer and its input and output devices, arranged to have

meaning to users or to other programs).

a)

Text Editor

b)

HTML

c)

Programming Program

d)

W3C

28.

The process of making a website more visible in search results, also

termed improving search rankings.

a)

Search Engineer

b)

Search Bar Efficiency

c)

Search Engine Optimization

d)

Search Optimize Result Column

29.

Bootstrap

HTML5 Boilerplate

Junior

a)

Templates

b)

HTML Frameworks

c)

Platforms

d)

Web Browsers

30.

Audio and Video Solutions

a)

Audio5js

/ html5media

b)

Mp3/Juicers

c)

mp4/Players

d)

Extension Player

31.

Visual Animation Editors

a)

Comprises programs mainly used by designers

- Developed by pure programming

b)

Programmer and designers- Collaboration for completion

c)

Web Developers and designers

32.

HTML divided into two parts:

(a)  

33.

Basics section of a document:

a)

Header

- Navigation Bar

- Main Content

- Sidebar

- Footer

b)

- Notepad++

- Visual Studio Code

- Sublime Text

c)

Bootstrap

- HTML5 Boilerplate

- Junior

34.

Two basic kinds of web content:

a)

WebDesign-Content

b)

Text–Multimedia

c)

Code-Editor

d)

Webpage-WebServer

35.

Text or HTML editor

○ Graphics editors

○ Browser

a)

HTML Tags

b)

Requirements for making website

c)

HTML page contains:

d)

Requirements for creating HTML page

36.

○ Tags

○ Attributes

○ Contents

a)

HTML page contains:

b)

○ Text or HTML editor

○ Graphics editors

○ Browser

c)

Components of HTML

d)

User security roles

37.

Types of target:

a)

Top-Parent-Blank-Self

b)

Top-Down-Right-Left

c)

Top-Self-Init-Blank

d)

Top-Bottom-Blank-Inner

38.

Split the webpage into different regions for more clarity and accessibility to

the user.

a)

<td>

b)

<frameset>

c)

<textfield>

d)

<textarea>

39.

A list box from which a user selects a particular value or set of values.

a)

<select>

b)

<fieldset><fieldset>

c)

<legend>

d)

<textarea>

40.

Consists of input fields and buttons.

a)

<input>

b)

<form>

c)

<td>

d)

<field>

41.

– to specify individual selection items.

a)

<option>

b)

<optgroup>

c)

<select>

d)

<fieldset>

42.

Group box labels an entire collection of radio buttons.

a)

<legend>

b)

<options>

c)

<fieldset>

d)

<optgroup>

43.

Inbound Link– a link from another website to a page on your website.

Outbound Link– send visitors away from your web site.

Inline CSS– used to apply a unique style for a single element.

a)

CLASSES IN STYLE STATEMENT

b)

CASCADING STYLE SHEET

c)

INBOUND AND OUTBOUND LINKS

d)

Three (3) ways to insert CSS:

44.

○ Simple –

○ Combinator –

○ Pseudo-class–

○ Pseudo-element–

○ Attribute–

a)

FIve (5) ways to insert CSS:

b)

Five (5) categories of CSS selector:

c)

CLASSES IN STYLE STATEMENT

d)

CSS Forms

45.

Three (3) ways to insert CSS:

a)

External CSS

b)

Internal CSS

c)

Inbount CSS

d)

Inline CSS

e)

Outbound CSS