Test your basic knowledge |

Subject : it-skills
Instructions:
  • Answer 41 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. ____________ have a user ID of zero (0).






2. Vocabularies can be set to allow terms to define _____________. This functions similar to 'see also' in a dictionary.






3. If Brahms is term 3 and this will call for everything that has to do with either Bach or Brahms






4. Templates can also be assigned ___________ based on user permissions






5. When you first install Drupal with the _____________________ - you will have two content types defined: 'Page' and 'Story' - Pages are used for static content that can (but are not required to) be linked into the main navigation bar - Stories are gen






6. Vocabularies may be designated as _____________ in which users creating new content don't have to classify it with terms from a 'controlled vocabulary' - previously defined. Instead users can freely define terms - or 'tags'.






7. Functional plug-ins (ie. event calendars; e-commerce; programmatic sorting and display of content)






8. Each 'node' contains: a _________ - Node ID - a Title - a creation date - an author (a user on the site) - a Body (which may be ignored/omitted for some content types) - and some other properties.






9. Pages on your Drupal site are laid out in ________ - which can include the header - footer - sidebars - and main content section.






10. Primary and Secondary links are built by _________________ - and displayed automatically in the page header of many themes (if not - you can enable their blocks to display them).






11. If the term 'Bach' is term 2 - this could call for only those sonatas written by Bach






12. An example of taxonomy 'music' vocabulary (with terms and sub-terms): Vocabulary = Music - term = classical -_______ = concertos - sub-term = sonatas - sub-term = symphonies - term = jazz - sub-term = swing - sub-term = fusion - term = rock - sub-ter






13. The catch-all menu that contains your administration menus - as well as links supplied by modules on your site.






14. In Drupal ________ aren't just part of the blog system - since there really isn't a segregated 'blog system.' They are their own thing.






15. The ______ and module associated with: http://drupal.org/node/19828 is 'node/19828'.






16. To ____________ install CCK the same way other modules are installed - download and unzip the tarball from http://drupal.org/project/cck and add it to the sites/all/modules folder within your site (create that folder if you don't have it already) - t






17. Groups of taxonomy terms (you can define and add terms to each one)






18. Each vocabulary can be attached to one or more content types - and in this way - nodes on your site can be ________ into categories - tagged - or classified in any way you choose.






19. If you are installing Drupal at a remote server such as a web hosting company - then the _____________ could be called one of the following (not a complete list): Web hosting account login - FTP login - Cpanel login - Secure shell (SSH) login






20. A user who is logged in - with no special role assignments (you can assign permissions to these types of users)






21. A system for classifying content






22. The module that is responsible for this path is the __________ - so when you visit this page - Drupal lets the Node module determine what to display. (this is like Codeigniter)


23. Predominately made up of XHTML and CSS - with some PHP tokens sprinkled throughout to insert content from the system into the correct spots.






24. Vocabularies are ________ - They can be ...- flat or hierarchical - can allow single or multiple selection - an also be 'free tagging' (meaning that when creating or editing content - you can add new terms on the fly)






25. the node module lets you... - List - ____________ - and manage all the content on your site; -Set norms for how all posts are displayed; and - List and configure the 'content types' for your site - and create new ones.






26. The three standard menus in Drupal: ________ Links - Secondary Links - and Navigation.






27. a cluster of related bits of data. For example - 'title - entry - date - etc' in one news post






28. Each content type ________ various default settings for nodes of that type - such as whether the node is published automatically and whether comments are permitted.






29. Comment is _____ a 'node' - Each comment is a typically small piece of content that a user submits - attached to a particular node.






30. 5 layers of Drupa: the big bucket of nodes (the data pool) - modules - ______________ - user permissions - template - sites are built from the core layer - up.






31. Administrator defined terms






32. The ______________ is not a person. It is an account created with the database software in order to give Drupal control of the database.


33. To subscribe to the security mailing list edit your _____.






34. You can classify an individual node in multiple ways by defining _____________.






35. If you want to add fields to your custom content types... install the ______________ contributed module.






36. Often provide the output from a module or can be created to display whatever you want - they can be placed in various spots in your template (theme) layout.






37. A user id of one means: this user has access to the entire site (this user id is created when you ________ drupal)






38. Names for user defined tags






39. If the term 'sonatas' is term 1 - this would call for all the nodes of that category.






40. Used to store additional information beyond the Drupal defaults (title - body - authoring information - time created/updated - and publishing status);






41. This is where settings are configured to determine which things different user types have access to. Permissions are assigned to various ROLES - and in turn - users are associated with those various roles in order to grant them the associated permiss