Question 1

How to implement authentication via web.config?
A)Include the authentication element.
B)Include the authorization element.
C)Include the identity element.
D)Include the deny element.

Accepted Answer

B

Question 2

You use the ASP.NET Web Site Administration Tool to configure ASP.NET membership with forms authentication. What should you name your login form so that you do not have to modify the Web.config file?
A)Login.aspx
B)LoginPage.aspx
C)Default.aspx
D)Auth.aspx

Accepted Answer

The default configuration for ASP.NET forms authentication expects the login page to be named Login.aspx. If you use this name, you don't need to modify the Web.config file to specify a different login page.

Question 3

Which of the following is the default authentication mode for IIS?
A)Anonymous
B)Windows
C)Basic Authentication
D)Data

Accepted Answer

The default authentication mode for Internet Information Services (IIS) is Anonymous. This mode allows users to access the web server without providing credentials.

Question 4

You need to programmatically configure page output caching. Which object would you use?
A)Request
B)Response
C)Application
D)Server

Accepted Answer

The Response object is used to configure page output caching in ASP.NET by setting cache-related properties on its Cache property. This allows you to control how and when the output of a page is cached.

Question 5

Which of these data source controls do not implement Caching?
A)LinqDataSource
B)ObjectDataSource
C)SqlDataSource
D)XmlDataSource

Accepted Answer

LinqDataSource does not implement caching, while ObjectDataSource, SqlDataSource, and XmlDataSource have caching capabilities.

Question 6

Which object data is included in bookmarks and e-mailed URLs?
A)ViewState
B)cookies
C)Query strings
D)session

Accepted Answer

Query strings are included in bookmarks and e-mailed URLs because they are part of the URL itself, allowing the transfer of small amounts of data between pages.

Question 7

Which Session Mode Serialization is not required to store the data?
A)Off
B)InProc
C)StateServer
D)SQLServer

Accepted Answer

InProc session mode stores data in the server's memory, so serialization is not required. The other modes (Off, StateServer, SQLServer) involve storing session data outside the process or on a different server, which requires serialization to convert objects into a format that can be stored or transferred.

Question 8

Which object in ASP.NET provides a global storage mechanism for state data that needs to be accessible to all pages in a given Web application?
A)Session
B)Application
C)ViewState
D)cache

Accepted Answer

The Application object in ASP.NET is designed to store data that needs to be accessible across all pages within an application. This makes it suitable for storing global state data.

Question 9

Which file is used to write the code to respond to the Application_Start event?
A)Any ASP.NET web page with an .aspx extension
B)Web.config
C)Global.asax
D)Web.UI

Accepted Answer

The Global.asax file is used in ASP.NET applications to handle application-level events raised by ASP.NET or by HttpModules. The Application_Start event, which is fired when the application starts for the first time, is typically handled in this file.

Question 10

When a User's Session times out which event should you respond to?
A)Application_Start
B)Session_End
C)Session_Start
D)Application_End

Accepted Answer

The correct event to respond to when a user's session times out is the Session_End event. This event is raised when a session is abandoned or expires.

Question 11

Which Session Mode stores session Information in Current Application Domain?
A)InProc
B)StateServer
C)SQLServer
D)Off

Accepted Answer

InProc session mode stores session information in the current application domain, which means it is stored in the memory of the web server where the application is running. This allows for fast access to session data but can be lost if the web server is restarted.

Question 12

What are the client-side state management options that ASP.NET supports?
A)Application
B)Session
C)Querystring
D)schedule

Accepted Answer

Querystring is a client-side state management technique used in ASP.NET to maintain the state of the web application by appending data to the URL. This allows data to be passed between pages. Other options like Application and Session are server-side state management techniques, and "schedule" is not a state management option.

Question 13

What type of data can Cookies store?
A)String
B)DateTime
C)System.Int32
D)Data

Accepted Answer

Cookies store data as strings. Regardless of the original data type (DateTime, Int32, etc.), it must be converted to a string format to be stored in a cookie.

Question 14

From the following which is not a valid state management object?
A)Querystate
B)Cookies
C)Application state
D)Hidden form fields

Accepted Answer

Querystate is not a recognized state management object in web development. Common state management techniques include Cookies, Application state, and Hidden form fields.

Question 15

To kill a users session explicitly which of the following will you use?
A)Session.Close()
B)Session.End()
C)Session.Abondon()
D)Session.Discard()

Accepted Answer

Session.Abandon() is the correct method to explicitly terminate a user's session. It removes all the objects stored in a session and releases their resources.

Question 16

What ASP.NET object encapsulates the state of the client and the browser?
A)Application Object
B)Session Object
C)Response Object
D)Request Object

Accepted Answer

The Session Object in ASP.NET is used to store and retrieve specific user data on the web server. It helps maintain user state and data all across the application. It is a way to track the state of a user across multiple requests as web applications are stateless. Each user session is given a unique identifier that can be used to store and access data specific to that user during their interaction with the web application.

Question 17

Default Session data is stored in ASP.Net.
A)StateServer
B)Session Object
C)InProcess
D)Schedule object

Accepted Answer

In ASP.NET, the default session data is stored in the "Session Object" which is part of the InProc mode, meaning it is stored in the memory of the web server.

Question 18

If you are using the DataSet and you have to display the data in sorted order what will you do?
A)Use Sort method of DataTable
B)Use Sort method of DataSet
C)Use DataViev object with each sort
D)Use datapaging and sort the data.

Accepted Answer

To display data in sorted order from a DataSet, you can use a DataView object, which allows you to sort and filter data from a DataTable.

Question 19

How do you determine the actual SQL data type of a SqlParameter (the type expected by the SQL Server)?
A)It is the .NET Framework data type in your application that the parameter represents.
B)It is the type of column or data in SQL Server that the command expects.
C)It is the type of column in a DataTablethat it represents.
D)It is any type defined in the SqlDbDataTypeenumeration.

Accepted Answer

The actual SQL data type of a SqlParameter is determined by the type of column or data in SQL Server that the command expects. This ensures compatibility between the data provided by the application and what is expected by the database.

Question 20

What are the three primary kinds of parameters?
A)Input, Integer, String
B)Integer, String, DateTime
C)int, varchar, nvarchar
D)Input, Output, InputOutput

Accepted Answer

The three primary kinds of parameters are Input, Output, and InputOutput, which describe how data is passed into and out of procedures or functions in programming and database contexts.

Quiz 2: ASP.net Authentication, State Management, and Data Access

How to implement authentication via web.config?

You use the ASP.NET Web Site Administration Tool to configure ASP.NET membership with forms authentication. What should you name your login form so that you do not have to modify the Web.config file?

Which of the following is the default authentication mode for IIS?

You need to programmatically configure page output caching. Which object would you use?

Which of these data source controls do not implement Caching?

Which object data is included in bookmarks and e-mailed URLs?

Which Session Mode Serialization is not required to store the data?

Which object in ASP.NET provides a global storage mechanism for state data that needs to be accessible to all pages in a given Web application?

Which file is used to write the code to respond to the Application_Start event?

When a User's Session times out which event should you respond to?

Which Session Mode stores session Information in Current Application Domain?

What are the client-side state management options that ASP.NET supports?

What type of data can Cookies store?

From the following which is not a valid state management object?

To kill a users session explicitly which of the following will you use?

What ASP.NET object encapsulates the state of the client and the browser?

Default Session data is stored in ASP.Net.

If you are using the DataSet and you have to display the data in sorted order what will you do?

How do you determine the actual SQL data type of a SqlParameter (the type expected by the SQL Server) ?

What are the three primary kinds of parameters?