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TEST
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NAME_______________________________________DATE_______________
1.
Style sheets use a common language called
a. HTML
b. UNIX
c. CSS
d. DHTML
2.
When you create a(n)
_____________________ style, you add styles to each individual tag within the
HTML file.
a. Embedded
b. Inline
c. Global
d. Linked
3.
When you create a(n)
_____________________ style, you apply a style to the entire HTML file.
a. Embedded
b. Inline
c. External
d. Linked
4.
When you create a(n)
_____________________ style, sheet, the result is a text file containing the style
declaration.
a. Embedded
b. Inline
c. Global
d. Linked
5.
If you need to format just a single section in your Web
page, you’d probably use a(n) ____________________
style.
a. Embedded
b. Inline
c. Global
d. Linked
6.
If you need to modify all instances of a particular
element in a Web page, you’d use a(n)
_____________________ style.
a. Embedded
b. Inline
c. External
d. Linked
7.
If you need to control the style for an entire Web
site, you would use a(n) _____________________ style
sheet.
a. Embedded
b. Inline
c. Global
d. Linked
8.
To create a(n) _____________________
style, you add the STYLE property to the HTML tag.
a. Embedded
b. Inline
c. Global
d. Linked
9.
To create an embedded style, you insert a <STYLE>
tag within the ______________________ section of your HTML file.
a. Body
b. Head
c. Footer
d.
10.
The syntax of an embedded style declaration is:
<STYLE ______________________=“style sheet language”> style declarations
</STYLE>.
a. DECLARE
b. SORT
c. TYPE
d. SELECT
11.
Most style sheets have the extension
_______________________, though this is not a requirement.
a. .css
b. .ext
c. .txt
d. .style
12.
The _______________________ command allows you to link
a style sheet to a Web page.
a. @link
b. @import
c. Connect
d. Page-link
13.
An embedded style has precedence over a(n) ________________________ style sheet.
a. Internal
b. External
c. Linked
d. Inline
14.
The _______________________ tag is the ultimate parent,
since it contains all of the other tags that you will use in formatting the
content of the page.
a. <HEAD>
b. <BODY>
c. <HTML>
d. <COLOR>
15.
You could set all font color to blue using the
following style definition: ____________________________.
a. HEAD
{color: blue}
b. BODY
{color: blue}
c. HTML
{color: blue}
d. HTML
{blue: color}
16.
To restrict the application of a style, you use a(n) ________________________ selector, which indicates the
situation in which the style is to be applied.
a. Appropriate
b. Contingent
c. Situational
d. Contextual
17.
The ________________________ attribute allows you to
choose a font face for use in your Web page.
a. Font-family
b. Font-face
c. Face
d. Font-style
18.
The standard way of controlling font sizes with HTML is
by using the ________________________ property of the <FONT> tag.
a. VALUE
b. SIZE
c. WIDTH
d. POINT
19.
________________________ units
define the font size based on a standard unit of measurement.
a. Absolute
b. Relative
c. Standard
d. Embedded
20.
Unlike the absolute units, em
and ex units are
a. Scalable
b. Entrenched
c. Didactic
d. Standardized
21.
CSS considers “bold” to be an aspect of the font’s
a. Height
b. Weight
c. Color
d. Style
22.
When the pointer passes over a hyperlink, the link
changes appearance to indicate that the text is a link; this is called the
__________________________ effect.
a. Rollover
b. Passover
c. Linkage
d. Inheritance
23.
If you wish to display the first line of your
paragraphs in uppercase, you could create the following style definition:
____________________________.
a. BODY:first-line {font-size: uppercase}
b. BODY:first-line {font-effect: uppercase}
c. P:first-line {text-transform: uppercase}
d. <P
CLASS=text-transform: uppercase>
24.
It is difficult to make quick changes to a page’s
content if you first have to edit inline images to do so. T F
25.
Using tables for layout comes at the expenses of making
HTML files more complicated to write and interpret. T F
26.
If you do not explicitly define the size of header
text, for example, the attribute is left to the browser’s internal style rules. T F
27.
The difference between the CLASS property and the ID
property is that the value of the CLASS property must be unique. T F
28.
You can apply the same CLASS value to multiply document
tags. T F
29.
The syntax of the <DIV> tag is <DIV CLASS=class_name> Document content </DIV>. T F
30.
The ___________________________ value of the
background-repeat style tiles the image both horizontally and vertically until
the entire background of the element is covered.
31.
What are the rules according to which margin values are
applied to the margins of a box on a Web page?