View Assessment Result: Exam 1 Multiple-Choice
| What does "url" stand for? |
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| In www.google.com; what does "www" stand for? |
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| How do search engine companies like Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo make money? |
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| What can be some unethical practices on the internet? |
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| In the following URL, what is the name of the server? http://trestle.icarnegie.com/ssd1/course.html |
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HTML heading tags include which of the following?
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| See section 1.2.3, subsections "Headings, Horizontal Lines, and Preformatted Text," in the course notes. |
| Which of the following is a valid HTML segment that directs Web browsers to display green text? |
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| See section 1.2.3, subsection "Size and Color," of the course notes. |
The <PRE> tag in HTML indicates the start of
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| See section 1.2.3, subsections "Headings, Horizontal Lines, and Preformatted Text," of the course notes. |
Which of the statements is true about the following HTML
segment?<a href="www/cnn.com">CNN news</a> |
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| See section 1.2.4 of the course notes. |
Consider the following table.![]() Which of the following HTML sequences can be used to lay out the preceding table? |
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| See section 1.2.4 of the course notes. |
| Testing each element of your Web page as you add it has the effect of |
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| See section 1.2.6 of the course notes. |
Which of the following path formats can be used to specify the value of the href attribute of the <a> tag?
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| See section 1.2.4 in the course notes. |
| What is the conceptual difference between logical and physical styles? |
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| See section 1.2.3 of the course notes. |
Logical style tags in HTML include which of the following?
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| See section 1.2.3, subsections "Physical Styles and Logical Styles," of the course notes. |
| When a Web browser submits an HTML form to a Web server, the browser sends |
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| See section 1.3.3, subsection "Form Submission and Servlets," in the course notes. |
| In the name-value pairs that represent a submitted HTML form, names are separated from values by the character _____, and pairs are separated from one another by the character _____. |
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| See section 1.3.3, subsection "Form Submission and Servlets," in the course notes. |
Which of the following statements is (are) true of Java servlets?
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| See section 1.3.2 in the course notes. |
In an HTML FORM element, the values get and post are the only valid options for which of the following attributes?
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| See section 1.3.1, subsection "The FORM Element," in the course notes. |
| Typically, a request from a client browser is forwarded to a servlet by a |
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| See section 1.3.2, subsection "An Overview of Servlets," in the course notes. |
| In the client-side mechanism client-pull, _____ are generated _____. |
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| See section 1.3.2, subsection "Server Push-Client Pull," in the course notes. |
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