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Question 1
Multiple Choice
Path-absolute URLs start at the web server's root. To indicate the root, path-absolute URLs use which of the following?
Question 2
Multiple Choice
What should you do to avoid line wrap?
Question 3
Multiple Choice
An a element's href attribute specifies a resource that is to be linked to. If the href attribute uses an absolute URL, that means the browser will look for the resource:
Question 4
Multiple Choice
If an a element's href attribute is assigned a # value (e.g., <a href="# pandaGrooming">) , the # value is supposed to match up with:
Question 5
True/False
If a user specifies a URL address that ends with a directory name, then the web server will automatically look for a file named index.html and attempt to load it into a browser.
Question 6
Short Answer
By default, browsers use blue to display links that have not been clicked. They are formally known as ______ links.
Question 7
Short Answer
Describe the elements that the following CSS pseudo-class selector matches: ul > :nth-child(1)
Question 8
Short Answer
Given the following directory tree structure, provide a link on the home page that takes a user to the contacts.html page,
Question 9
Short Answer
Given the following directory tree structure, provide a link on the entryForm.html page that takes a user to the home page,
Question 10
Short Answer
Provide the code for a link that jumps to a web page at "http://www.martiancolonies.com". The link should display an appropriate label.
Question 11
Multiple Choice
Which of the following must you do to enable a user to download a file?
Question 12
Multiple Choice
An <code>a</code> element's <code>href</code> attribute specifies a resource that is to be linked to. If the <code>href</code> attribute uses a relative URL, that means the browser will look for the resource: