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This series of questions should help you prepare for your semester 1 ACP (Assessment of Course Performance) exam. Good luck!

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1.

Copyright law permits a student to use a portion of someone else's creative work in his/her project through this provision:
- A.
  
  Fair Use
- B.
  
  Acceptable Use
- C.
  
  Public Domain
- D.
  
  Reasonable Use
Correct Answer
A. Fair Use
2.

When no copyright exists for a creative work, we can all use it. The work in this case is said to be in what?
- A.
  
  Fair Use
- B.
  
  Acceptable Use
- C.
  
  Public Domain
- D.
  
  Reasonable Use
Correct Answer
C. Public Domain
3.

Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox and Netscape are
- A.
  
  Browsers
- B.
  
  Search Engines
- C.
  
  Domain Name Servers
- D.
  
  Hosts
Correct Answer
A. Browsers
4.

An Internet service that translates URLs into IP addresses is:
- A.
  
  Packet transmission
- B.
  
  Domain name server
- C.
  
  Hexadecimal
- D.
  
  Tanslation server
Correct Answer
B. Domain name server
5.

A computer that stores application and data files for all workstations on a network is called:
- A.
  
  Master
- B.
  
  Server
- C.
  
  Patron
- D.
  
  Engine
Correct Answer
B. Server
6.

This is a numerical identification (logical address) that is assigned to all devices on the Internet.
- A.
  
  Domain
- B.
  
  URL
- C.
  
  Hexadecimal
- D.
  
  IP Address
Correct Answer
D. IP Address
7.

As HTML is phased out in favor of XHTML, this type of code has become popular to ease the move from old to new:
- A.
  
  Transitional XHTML
- B.
  
  Intermediate XHTML
- C.
  
  Intermediary XHTML
- D.
  
  Transverse XHTML
Correct Answer
A. Transitional XHTML
8.

When writing code, words contained within these symbols < > are referred to as what?
- A.
  
  Codes
- B.
  
  Codecs
- C.
  
  Tags
- D.
  
  Deprecated tags
Correct Answer
C. Tags
9.

In HTML, italics can be achieved by using < i >; in XHTML, you must use < em > .In HTML, bold text can be achieved by using < b >; in XHTML, you must use < strong >.and are called:
- A.
  
  Codes
- B.
  
  Codecs
- C.
  
  Tags
- D.
  
  Deprecated tags
Correct Answer
D. Deprecated tags
10.

To write a stylesheet that gives the same attributes to multiple, large blocks of text in a page, you would code it as:
- A.
  
  < div >
- B.
  
  < span >
- C.
  
  < css >
- D.
  
  < font >
Correct Answer
A. < div >
11.

To write a stylesheet that gives the same attributes to multiple, small pieces of text in a page, you would code it as:
- A.
  
  < div >
- B.
  
  < span >
- C.
  
  < css >
- D.
  
  < font >
Correct Answer
B. < span >
12.

Cascading stylesheets can be written either in the code of the page you are writing or in a seperate document that applies to all pages in a site. The terminology used to describe a seperate CSS that affects all pages in a site is:
- A.
  
  Internal style sheet
- B.
  
  External style sheet
- C.
  
  Additional style sheet
- D.
  
  Overarching style sheet
Correct Answer
B. External style sheet
13.

This type of hyperlink takes the user to another page within the website he is currently viewing:
- A.
  
  Hotspot link
- B.
  
  Disjoint rollover
- C.
  
  Relative link
- D.
  
  Absolute link
Correct Answer
C. Relative link
14.

This type of hyperlink takes the user to a page outside of the website he is currently viewing>
- A.
  
  Hotspot link
- B.
  
  Disjoint rollover
- C.
  
  Relative link
- D.
  
  Absolute link
Correct Answer
D. Absolute link
15.

Which of the following file types is NOT a graphic:
- A.
  
  JPG
- B.
  
  GIF
- C.
  
  MPEG
- D.
  
  PNG
Correct Answer
C. MPEG
16.

Which of the following is not one of the commonly accepted principles of design?
- A.
  
  Alignment
- B.
  
  Color
- C.
  
  Repetition
- D.
  
  Contrast
- E.
  
  Proximity
Correct Answer
B. Color
17.

The concept demonstrated here: < head > < title > welcome! < /title > < /head >
- A.
  
  Nesting
- B.
  
  Interlocking
- C.
  
  Tagging
- D.
  
  Overlapping
Correct Answer
A. Nesting
18.

A number system having 16 as its base, used to name colors for HTML and XHTML code.
- A.
  
  Hexagonal code
- B.
  
  Multiple placement decimals
- C.
  
  Numeric color decimals
- D.
  
  Hexadecimal
Correct Answer
D. Hexadecimal
19.

Saving a graphic in the best format for both download speed when placed in a web page and for the best display quality.
- A.
  
  Optimization
- B.
  
  Efficiency
- C.
  
  Save As
- D.
  
  Store
Correct Answer
A. Optimization
20.

The smallest discrete component of an image or picture on a computer screen.
- A.
  
  Bitmap
- B.
  
  Raster
- C.
  
  Pixel
- D.
  
  DPI
Correct Answer
C. Pixel
21.

A service that provides space on the web for users to post their pages is a:
- A.
  
  Host
- B.
  
  Server
- C.
  
  Domain name server
- D.
  
  File transfer protocol
Correct Answer
A. Host
22.

Network function that allows users to upload their content to the web. (More technically, it allows users to copy files between their local system and any system they can reach on the network)
- A.
  
  Host
- B.
  
  Server
- C.
  
  Domain name server
- D.
  
  File transfer protocol
Correct Answer
D. File transfer protocol
23.

An irregular shape a user can draw around an object on a webpage, allowing that object to become a hyperlink.
- A.
  
  Slice
- B.
  
  Image map
- C.
  
  Hotspot
- D.
  
  Linkspot
Correct Answer
C. Hotspot
24.

A way to divide webpages into smaller pieces for download and into different areas that may become hyperlinks.
- A.
  
  Slice
- B.
  
  Image map
- C.
  
  Hotspot
- D.
  
  Linkspot
Correct Answer
A. Slice
25.

When a user makes a template in Dreamweaver, he should include a/an ___________ for each area that he wants to alter on the individual pages.
- A.
  
  Slice
- B.
  
  Editable region
- C.
  
  Hotspot
- D.
  
  Table data cell
Correct Answer
B. Editable region
26.

In this table, what is highlighted in blue?
- A.
  
  A cell
- B.
  
  A row
- C.
  
  A column
Correct Answer
B. A row
27.

In this table, what is highlighted in blue?
- A.
  
  A cell
- B.
  
  A row
- C.
  
  A column
Correct Answer
C. A column
28.

In this table, what is highlighted in blue?
- A.
  
  A cell
- B.
  
  A row
- C.
  
  A column
Correct Answer
A. A cell
29.

A tag specifying the amount of space (in pixels) between the sides of an individual cell and its content.
- A.
  
  Cell Padding
- B.
  
  Cell Spacing
- C.
  
  Cell Depth
- D.
  
  Cell Specifications
Correct Answer
A. Cell Padding
30.

What specifically has been done to the cells in blue?
- A.
  
  They have been combined
- B.
  
  They have been joined
- C.
  
  They have been discolored
- D.
  
  They have been merged
Correct Answer
D. They have been merged

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Webmastering Semester 1 Review

Copyright law permits a student to use a portion of someone else's creative work in his/her project through this provision:

When no copyright exists for a creative work, we can all use it. The work in this case is said to be in what?

Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox and Netscape are

An Internet service that translates URLs into IP addresses is:

A computer that stores application and data files for all workstations on a network is called:

This is a numerical identification (logical address) that is assigned to all devices on the Internet.

As HTML is phased out in favor of XHTML, this type of code has become popular to ease the move from old to new:

When writing code, words contained within these symbols < > are referred to as what?

In HTML, italics can be achieved by using < i >; in XHTML, you must use < em > .In HTML, bold text can be achieved by using < b >; in XHTML, you must use < strong >.and are called:

To write a stylesheet that gives the same attributes to multiple, large blocks of text in a page, you would code it as:

To write a stylesheet that gives the same attributes to multiple, small pieces of text in a page, you would code it as:

Cascading stylesheets can be written either in the code of the page you are writing or in a seperate document that applies to all pages in a site. The terminology used to describe a seperate CSS that affects all pages in a site is:

This type of hyperlink takes the user to another page within the website he is currently viewing:

This type of hyperlink takes the user to a page outside of the website he is currently viewing>

Which of the following file types is NOT a graphic:

Which of the following is not one of the commonly accepted principles of design?

The concept demonstrated here: < head > < title > welcome! < /title > < /head >

A number system having 16 as its base, used to name colors for HTML and XHTML code.

Saving a graphic in the best format for both download speed when placed in a web page and for the best display quality.

The smallest discrete component of an image or picture on a computer screen.

A service that provides space on the web for users to post their pages is a:

Network function that allows users to upload their content to the web. (More technically, it allows users to copy files between their local system and any system they can reach on the network)

An irregular shape a user can draw around an object on a webpage, allowing that object to become a hyperlink.

A way to divide webpages into smaller pieces for download and into different areas that may become hyperlinks.

When a user makes a template in Dreamweaver, he should include a/an ___________ for each area that he wants to alter on the individual pages.

In this table, what is highlighted in blue?

In this table, what is highlighted in blue?

In this table, what is highlighted in blue?

A tag specifying the amount of space (in pixels) between the sides of an individual cell and its content.

What specifically has been done to the cells in blue?