1.
1. In a web application, the client uses a ___ to interact with a web server.
2.
A __ makes web sites available to other computers over a network.
3.
A web application starts when a client sends a/an __ to a server.
4.
A __ web page is one that has .html or .htm as its extension.
5.
5. In a PHP application, dynamic web pages are generated by PHP scripts that are running on the
__.
6.
Firefox is a __.
7.
__ is the web server that is commonly used for web applications that are written in PHP.
8.
8. To deploy a PHP application on your own server, you copy or move its __ to
the document root directory of the Apache server.
9.
9. In an HTTP URL, the __ is coded immediately after the protocol but before the
path.
10.
10. If you omit the filename from a URL, the Apache web server displays a list of files and
directories if the specified directory doesn’t contain a __ such as index.php.
11.
11. A web application is a type of
A. 
Client/server application
B. 
C. 
D. 
12.
12. When the web server recieves an HTTP request for a PHP page, the web server calls the
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
13.
The HTTP response for a dynamic web page is passed
A. 
B. 
From the web server to the browser
C. 
From the database server to the web server
D. 
From the web server to PHP
14.
14. Which of the following software components generates the HTML that is returned in an HTTP
response?
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
15.
15. To deploy a PHP application on your own computer, you copy the application root directory to
A. 
The htdocs directory of the Apache server
B. 
The htdocs directory of the MySQL server
C. 
The xampp directory of the Apache server
D. 
The xampp directory of the MySQL server
16.
1. To embed PHP within a file, you start a tag with __, you code the embedded PHP
statements, and you end the tag with ?>.
17.
The __ in a block of PHP code are ignored.
18.
The __ data type is used to store a true or false value.
19.
The variables in PHP are easy to spot because they always start with __.
20.
5. A variable name in PHP can only contain letters, numbers, and __.
21.
In a simple assignment statement, you code the variable name followed by the __
operator.
22.
7. To get the data that is submitted with an HTTP GET request, you use PHP to get the data from
the built-in __ array.
23.
To use PHP to send data to the browser, you use the __ statement.
24.
9. In an arithmetic expression, division is done before multiplication, but you can override that by
using __.
25.
10. When you call a function like the number_format function that returns a value, you usually
__ the result of the function to a variable.