NOTE BOOK 3


Mid-Term Quiz

1) In this class to UPLOAD a web page means you will need to.....
a. Use your browser to take the page from a web server or another computer and bring it to yours.

b. Print a copy of the web page to study the layout.

c. Use special software to send your page to a web server for viewing on the Web.
2) Which of the below is </B> an example of:
a. The opening half of an HTML tag set.

b. The closing half of an HTML tag set.

 c. The only tag you would use to create bold text.

3) Do the words typed in between the opening and closing tags of the TITLE tag set appear on the web page itself?
a. Yes

b. No

4) Which of the examples below would be the correct way to write the HTML indicated:
a. <P><B><I>This paragraph contains bold, italicized text.</I></B></P>

b. <P><I><B>This paragraph contains bold, italicized text.</I></B></P>

c. <P><B><I>This paragraph contains bold, italicized text.</B></I></P>

5) Is it acceptable to write HTML tags in lowercase letters?
a. No, never

b. Yes, it is mandatory to type the HTML tags in all lowercase letters.

c. Yes, it is okay to write HTML tags in lowercase but it is preferred by some to use all uppercase letters.

6) If you want your text to be seen on your web page, you should make sure it is entered between the opening and closing tags of which of the following tag sets.
a. The <P> </P> tag set.

b. The <TITLE></TITLE> tag set.

c. The <BODY></BODY> tag set.

7) What does FTP stand for?
a. Full Text Parameters.

b. File Transfer Protocol.

c. File Transfer Parameters.

8) Do you need a special HTML editor to create a web page?
a. No

b. Yes

9) How do you make text Italicized in HTML?
a. Place the text to be italicized after the <I> tag.

b. Place the text to be italicized between the opening <I> and closing </I> tags.

c. Place the text to be italicized between the <ITALICS> </ITALICS> tags.

10) All HTML tags come in pairs or sets.
a. True

b. False

11) An HTML document should have a <BODY> tag for each attribute you wish to change in the overall body of the document.
a. True

b. False

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