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. 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.






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






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






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






5. 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






6. 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.






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


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






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






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






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






12. Administrator defined terms






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






14. ____________ have a user ID of zero (0).






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






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






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






18. 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.






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






21. 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






22. 5 layers of Drupa: the big bucket of nodes (the data pool) - modules - ______________ - user permissions - template - sites are built from the core layer - up.






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






24. 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






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






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






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






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






29. 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)






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






31. 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.






32. 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'.






33. A system for classifying content






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






35. Names for user defined tags






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






37. 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).






38. 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






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






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






41. 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)