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Subject : it-skills
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1. XML tags are __________ by the author of the XML document






2. These provide additional information about an element






3. All your tags are closed and nested properly






4. XML names cannot start with a number or a __________






5. A component nested further inside of the schema structure and not a direct child of the root schema element






6. In XML - the white-space in a document is __________






7. Metadata should be stored as attributes - and the __________ should be stored as elements






8. Element may appear ZERO or one time






9. XML is the most common tool for __________ between all sorts of applications






10. Element may appear ONE or more times






11. XML data is stored in __________






12. A list of values where each list is derived from a base type.






13. 3 main DTD components: element - attribute - and ______________






14. Attributes cannot contain __________ or tree structures and are not easily Expandable






15. Three generalized categories of attribute values: string - ________ - tokenized






16. XML validated against a DTD is __________ XML






17. __________ files can be viewed in all major browsers






18. A limit placed on the facet of a base type.






19. This can be added to the atom to specify the number of occurrences for a particular character.






20. Declaration for mixed content in a DTD - tells the parser to look thru content for other elements to parse






21. The five predefined entity references:< - > - & - ______ - "






22. A schema tag that defines how the list will be treated.






23. In this schema design - all element declarations are made globally.






24. A component of the schema that is a direct child of the root schema element






25. Occurs when elements from two or more documents share the same name.






26. A set of rules for encoding documents in machine-readable form






27. All your tags conform to their DTD schema






28. XML stores a new line as __________






29. To view raw XML on a webpage you must __________ and select the page






30. The XML document containing the content






31. The properties of the data type that distinguish one data type from another.






32. The set of values that correspond to the data type.






33. XML elements must be properly __________






34. In XML - all elements must have a ____________






35. __________ allows sloppy XML to still be validated






36. If an attribute value itself contains double quotes you can use __________ or "data&quot






37. The * cardinality indicator appears at the ______ in a mixed content model






38. A system of symbols (tags) and rules embedded in a document that govern its structure (content) and format (appearance)






39. XML is a software and hardware __________ tool for carrying information






40. The keyword to declare a DTD attribute






41. XSLT can be used to transform XML into HTML - before it is __________






42. DTD (acronym)






43. XSLT is far more __________ than CSS






44. Text strings that follow certain rules for the format and content.






45. There can only be ____ DTD per XML document.






46. XML attribute values must be __________






47. The combination of two or more data types. (Each of the base types are known as a member type.)






48. Unlike a DTD - a ____________ file has no entity functionality? true






49. You can only have _______ tag with the same name within a single namespace?






50. storage unit for a document's content.