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Thursday, May 24, 2012

EXAM 1 COMPLETED

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?
  1. <H>
  2. <H1>
  3. <H8>






(d)

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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?





(d)

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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>






(d)

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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?
  1. An absolute path
  2. A relative path






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    See section 1.2.4 in the course notes.

   




What is the conceptual difference between logical and physical styles?





(c)

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   See section 1.2.3 of the course notes.
   




Logical style tags in HTML include which of the following?
  1. <EM>
  2. <STRONG>
  3. <B>






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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?
  1. They can produce dynamic responses to client requests.
  2. They are invoked directly by clients without involvement by a server.






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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?





(d)

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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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