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Web Development

Subject : it-skills
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  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. A piece of text stored on a user's computer by their web browser - used for authentication or storing site preferences or shopping cart contents or the identifier for a server-based session or anything else that can be accomplished through storing t






2. Write an example of a named anchor.






3. A way to make elements inline but preserving their block capabilities.






4. What is the purpose of the <title> tag?






5. Where is a session variable stored?






6. What separates the element content and the border in CSS?






7. When is FTP used?






8. A ____ is a Document Type Definition - also know as DOCTYPE. In a document served as text/html the DOCTYPE informs the browswer how to interpret the content of the page.






9. Define "web safe colors".






10. Define resolution.






11. What is the code to change the background in a CSS page using a hexadecimal number?






12. A CSS document is saved with the _____ extension?






13. What does float allow you to do?






14. What symbol is used in a CSS document to denote code that is considered a class?






15. A CSS document is saved with the _____ extension?






16. Opposite of left join






17. Where should you place a navigation bar?






18. This provides a warning if the resource being asked for is not present...still tries to display data.






19. A cross-platform and language-independent convention for representing and interacting with objects in HTML and XHTML and XML documents.






20. What is a box model?






21. Web apps can interact with server without changing anything on the page - uses the XMLHttpRequest object to exchange data asynchronously with the web server.






22. When is FTP used?






23. (Extensible Markup Language) A set of rules for encoding documents in machine-readable form - used to send data from one application to another.






24. How do you remove a border from an image (using css)?






25. When is best to use the <ol> tag?






26. When is best to use the <ul> tag?


27. Pushes an element far left - allows other elements to wrap around it.






28. A way of matching strings of text given a defined set of parameters.






29. Define dithering


30. What is the definition of an internal link?






31. What separates the padding and the margin area in CSS?






32. What is the purpose of the <!doctype> tag?






33. When do you use an absolute link?






34. Why is "alt" used?






35. Data gets transferred via the URL - used for safe actions






36. While using CSS what type of css file can modify multiple things at once to an entire site?






37. What does float allow you to do?






38. What is the hierarchy for CSS code?






39. When should you use a <span> tag?






40. Where should you place a navigation bar?






41. This stops processing the page if they cannot retrieve the resource.






42. Define "web safe colors".






43. Creates a new result table by combining column values of two tables (A and B) based upon the join-predicate






44. How do you remove a border from an image (using css)?






45. Which heading tag has the smallest size?






46. Use the following lowest screen resolution when designing a site for a target audience?






47. While using CSS what type of css file can modify multiple things at once to an entire site?






48. When do you use the "a: link"?






49. What separates the padding and the margin area in CSS?






50. The _____ for table A and B always contains all records of the "left" table (A) even if the join-condition does not find any matching record in the "right" table (B)