The document contains a quiz about the open source content management system Drupal, asking questions about what Drupal is, its core template engine, default content types, functions for activating the database and common database functions, syntax for defining database credentials, files needed to create a custom module, common menu types, difference between callbacks and callback arguments, default user roles, indentation standards, database placeholders, and a sample query.

1. PET: Drupal – Quiz
1) What is Drupal?
2) What is Drupal core template engine type?
3) What are the default content types in drupal?
4) Which is the function used to activate the DB?
5) List out any three common DB functions in Drupal?
6) What’s the syntax to define the DB credentials in Drupal?
7) To create a custom module, how many files to be created? what are they?
8) What are the Common menu types?
9) What is the difference b/w callback and callback arguments?
10) List the default roles in Drupal?
11) How many spaces to be used for indention?
12) Among the following DB-place-holders, which one is not enclosed with in single quotes?
a) Binary
b) Integer
c) Float
d) String
13) Write a simple query with Drupal coding standard, with the condition to be met with an
INTEGER value.

2. Key
1. open source web content management system or framework
2. PHPTemplate
3. page, blog entry, story
4. db_set_active()
5. db_set_active(), db_query(), db_result(), db_fetch_object(), db_fetch_array()
db_num_rows()
6. $db_url = 'mysql://username:password@localhost/databasename';
7. three files (i.e) .info, .module & .install files
8. MENU_DEFAULT_LOCAL_TASK, MENU_LOCAL_TASK and MENU_CALLBACK
9. callback is to trigger the function callback arguments is to pass the arguments to
callback function
10. anonymous user & authenticated user
11. 2
12. a (binary)
13. SELECT * FROM {tablename} WHERE fieldname = %d', value (Note: value can be
any Integer)