CGS 2820: Summer Term 2002
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Tutorial Two: Adding Hypertext Links

Note: This test was based on the 1st edition of your text. The hints may be one page off!

Tutorial 2 Quiz Masters:

Lori Smith (glsmith4@aol.com) [Question Input Master]

John Taylor (jtaylor@hcc.cc.fl.us) [Consultant]

Multiple Choice [One Answer Only]

Question 1

Imagine that you have been hired by a client to develop a Web page for her business. An essential step in the design process is to

a) study technical manuals on HTML
b) follow the HTML standard as defined by Netscape.
c) take a college course in graphic design
d) have discussions with your client to better understand her needs and preferences

Question 2

To navigate around a Web document that contains no hypertext links, an end user

a) can install hypertext links as desired.
b) can go directly to a given section of the document by selecting the appropriate browser menu options.
c) must start at the top of the document and manually scroll up and down the document.
d) must enter a password to gain authorization to access the document.

Question 3

A(n)__________is text that is specially marked so you can link to it from other points in the document.

a) anchor
b) hyperlink
c) destination
d) target

Question 4

Highlighted text that causes a document to be displayed on the screen when clicked is called a(n)

a) anchor.
b) destination.
c) target.
d) hyperlink.

Question 5

The NAME property of an anchor specification is used to declare the

a) inline image.
b) anchor name.
c) hypertext link.
d) window.

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT a step in creating an anchor?

a) Locate the text or graphic you want to anchor.
b) Convert all graphic files to ASCII format.
c) After the text or graphic, place a closing tag to turn off the anchor.
d) Before the text or graphic, place a tag

Question 7

Which of the following statements is true of anchor names?

a) They are case-sensitive.
b) References to anchor names must be preceded by a pound (#) sign.
c) Each anchor name should be unique in the document.
d) All of the above

Question 8

Testing the links of a Web document is

a) optional.
b) a nice idea when you have the time.
c) only required when developing commercial sites.
d) an essential part of the development process.

Question 9

A(n)_________ Web structure is one in which each page is linked to the next and previous pages in an ordered chain of pages.

a) sequential
b) chained
c) ordered
d) linear

Question 10

The technique of mapping out exactly how each page in a system is related to each of the other pages is called

a) modeling.
b) prototyping.
c) testing.
d) storyboarding.

Question 11

One major purpose for planning the structure of links in a system of Web documents is to

a) save on the amount of data storage used.
b) make it easy for people to navigate through the documents
c) speed up the time it takes to retrieve data from the server.
d) comply with HTML language standards.

Question 12

The HTML statement <A HREF="#music">Music</A>specifies a hyperlink to a(n)

a) specific section of the current document.
b) document file located in the same directory
c) specific section of another document file located in the same directory.
d) document located on a different server.

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT a step in forming an HTML hypertext link?

a) Locate the link text or graphic that will be clicked to jump to the destination of the link
b) Before the text or graphic, place the tag <A HREF="filename"> where"filename" is the name of the document
c) Use "COLOR=" to set the color of the hypertext link."
d) After the text or graphic, place the tag </A>.

Question 14

When a link does not work, the cause may be that

a) the anchor and link text are not in the same directory.
b) you have ignored the case-sensitivity of the anchor name.
c) the desired filename is incorrectly spelled.
d) All of the above.

Question 15

The HTML statement <A HREF="music.htm#Jazz">Jazz</A> specifies a hypertext link to a(n)

a) specific section of the current document.
b) document file located in the same directory.
c) specific section of another document file located in the same directory.
d) document file located on a different server.

Question 16

A path that idicates exactly where a file is located on a computer is referred to as

a) static
b) absolute
c) relative
d) dynamic.

Question 17

A path that indicates a file's location in relation to the current document is referred to as

a) static.
b) absolute.
c) relative.
d) dynamic

Question 18

Absolute path names in a hypertext reference are usually _______________ than relative path names.

a) shorter
b) longer
c) more cumbersome
d) Both B and C

Question 19

An important reason to use relative over absolute path names in a hypertext reference is that

a) less data storage is required.
b) it complies with HTML language standards.
c) Web documents can be more readily moved to another server.
d) the time needed to retrieve information is reduced.

Question 20

The HTML statement <A HREF="http://food.com">Food</A> most likely specifies a hyptext link to a(n)

Question 21

The Internet acronym FTP refers to

a) Federal Trade Policies.
b) File Tranfer Protocol
c) Front-end Teleprocessing.
d) Fast Transport Packetizing.

Question 22

The letters to the left of the "://"separator in a URL specify the

a) communications protocol to be used.
b) server where desired information is located.
c) client who needs the information.
d) Web document file name.

Question 23

The HTML tag <A HREF="ftp://raredocs.edu>RareDocuments</A>creates a(n)

a) file containing information about rare documents.
b) HTML document which points to sources of information about rare documents.
c) hyperlink to a Web server about a rare documents.
d) hypertext link to an FTP server about rare documents.

Question 24

The World Wide Web allows access to

a) FTP servers.
b) Gopher servers.
c) Newsgroups.
d) All of the above

Question 25

The HTML code <A HREF="http://food.com/snacks/pizza.html"> specifies the

a) communication protocol.
b) directory path.
c) desired HTML file name.
d) All of the above.

Question 26

A set of rules governing how information is exchanged on the Internet is referred to as

a) Internet netiquette.
b) governance procedure.
c) a user interface.
d) the communication protocol.

Question 27

Which statement is NOT true of a Gopher server?

a) Information is organized using hierachical menus.
b) Gopher servers were developed after the World Wide Web became widespread.
c) Gopher documents cannot be accessed by a Web browser.
d) Both B and C.

Question 28

Which popular Internet service that uses heirachical menus was introduced prior to the World Wide Web?

a) E-mail
b) Yahoo
c) Gopher
d) Archie

Question 29

Suppose a city's metropolitan transit authority wants to provide a way for the public to e-mail, directly from its Web page, ideas on how service can be improved. Assume that the MTA's e-mail address is "ideas@mta.gov". which of the following HTML tags could be used?

a) <EMAIL>Write MTA at ideas@mta.gov</EMAIL>.
b) <A Write MTA at ideas@mta.gov>HREF="MAILTO:ideas@mta.gov"></A>.
c) Write MTA at <A HREF="MAILTO:ideas@mta.gov">ideas@mta.gov</A>
d) It is impossible to send e-mail directly from a Web page

Question 30

Which statement shown below is true of the HTML tag sequence <IMG SRC="icon.gif"><A HREF="bach.htm">Bach</A>;?

a) The inline image "icon.gif" is a hyperlink, but the text "Bach" is not.
b) The inline image "icon.gif" is not a hyperlink, but the text "Bach" is.
c) Both are hyperlinks.
d) Neither is a hyperlink.

True/False Questions

Question 31

It is important to consult with the clinet regarding his/her prefereces before beginning the design of his/her Web page