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1)
The ____ attribute is always used with the value text/css to identify the section of code that defines a CSS style.
(1pts)
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key
type
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[Ctrl][S]
[Alt][S]
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A(n) ____ list is used to display information in sequential order.
(1pts)
bulleted
numeric
alphanumeric
ordered
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The default for the text-align property is ____.
(1pts)
right
center
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justify
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six
four
three
eleven
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Code numbers for special characters are preceded by a ____.
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&
#
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SGML
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Java
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In the accompanying figure, the suffix is ____.
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www
generousdonations
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(1pts)
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Physical
Intrinsic
Appearance
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(1pts)
hotspot
area
usemap
append
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(1pts)
True
False
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(1pts)
flag (#)
exclamation point (!)
question mark (?)
ampersand (&)
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pound sign
slash
ampersand
exclamation point
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http://www.generousdonations.org/charities/index.htm
In the accompanying figure, the protocol is ____.
(1pts)
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org
http
www
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To specify a background color for the entire Web page, code the <____> tag.
(1pts)
html
body
head
page
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a {
font-weight: bold;
font-size: 12pt;
color: navy: }
#sidebar a:link {
font-size: 12pt;
color: white;
background-color: brown;
padding: .5em;
text-align: center;
font-weight: bold;
display: block; }
#sidebar a:visited {
font-size: 12pt;
padding: .5em;
color: black;
text-decoration: none;
display: block; }
According to the code in the accompanying figure, the link text will be black.
(1pts)
True
False
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An element that does not store content is referred to as a(n) ____ element.
(1pts)
block-level
empty element
two-sided
none of the above
18)
You begin a defined term with the <____> tag.
(1pts)
df
dd
dt
dl
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You can include as many <____> tags as you want to have links in an image map.
(1pts)
link
hspot
area
map
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A(n) ____ folder is a folder that is at least one level higher in the directory structure.
(1pts)
antecedent
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ancestor
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An independent class selector begins with a ____.
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#
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A(n) ____ is a distinct object in a Web document, like a paragraph, a heading, or the page’s title.
(1pts)
key
index
icon
element
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http://www.generousdonations.org/charities/index.htm
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(1pts)
http
ge ...
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Display menus in a different color if a menu has a focus or the mouse hovering over it. (1 mark)
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to fill the contents of the main section and sidebar. Add a h2> heading, two paragraphs, and 50
px padding to both sections. (1 mark) 13. Float the main section and sidebar in the body so that
the sidebar is displayed to the right of the main section. The width of the sidebar should be one-
third of the body width. (2 marks) 14. Include a footer with a copyright symbol, current year, and
your name. The footer should have the exact same styles with the navigation bar. Use a group
selector to implement this. (1 mark) 15. If the browser window is 600 px or less, change the body
width and remove floats for the main section and sidebar. Adjust other styles as well so that the
content is fully visible without horizontal scrolling. (2 marks).
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1. Create an HTML file and name it portfolio.html. Your HTML page should have a proper
structure. (2 marks) 2. Add two meta tags for the character sets and viewport. (1 mark) 3. Add
your name and email in an HTML comment at the top of the page. (1 mark) 4. Create a folder
and name it styles. Create two CSS files under the folder and name them portfolio.css and
normalize.ess, respectively. (1 mark) 5. Use an external style sheet to link styles to your HTML
page. Do not use internal or inline styles. (1 mark) 6. Format the body of the page so that it is
1200 px wide, uses your own font scheme, and is centered in the browser window. (2 marks) 7.
Add a header, navigation bar, sidebar, main section, and footer. (1 mark) 8. In the header, add a
site title: [Your First Name]s Portfolio and center it. The header should also have a top border
with a width of 1px. (1 mark) 9. Add three menus for the navigation bar: Home, Projects, and
Contacts. The navigation bar should have a background color and proper spacing between
menus. The menus should not have an underline. ( 2 marks) 10. Display menus in a different
color if a menu has a focus or the mouse hovering over it. (1 mark) 11. Add a section after the
navigation bar. The section should contain a full body width image. Use a child selector to define
the width of the image in CSS. (2 marks) 12. Use lorem ipsum text to fill the contents of the
main section and sidebar. Add a h2> heading, two paragraphs, and 50 px padding to both
sections. (1 mark) 13. Float the main section and sidebar in the body so that the sidebar is
displayed to the right of the main section. The width of the sidebar should be one-third of the
body width. (2 marks) 14. Include a footer with a copyright symbol, current year, and your name.
The footer should have the exact same styles with the navigation bar. Use a group selector to
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Answer Key
- 1. 1) Insert a picture called “dog.gif” with the alt tag of “Summer 2007” 2) Insert the Meta tag for today’s date 3) How many sets of coordinates (x,y) do you need for a rectangle area of an image map? 4) What type of form element would you use to create a textbox that allows multiple lines of code? 5) What type of button do you create to clear a form?
- 2. 6) Insert a comment that says Start of table 8) Insert a link around the text below that will bring you to tecvoc.ca (2) Hornets 9) Insert a picture called “Bright_Sun.gif” and have it use the image map called “Bright_Sun_Map”. (2)
- 3. 10) Insert the an image area for an image map that is a circle and uses the coordinates of x=150, y=100 and has a diameter of 50. (2) 11) What tag uses the alt command? 12) Look at the following code below and write out what the screen output would look like (4) <ol> <li>Intro</li> <li>Language</li> <ul type=”circle”> <li>Syntax </li> <li> Formatting </li> </ul> <li>Writing</li> </ol>