True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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Because of the many problems and complaints associated with frames, they are
deprecated in XHTML in favour of tables.
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2.
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Frames are used to create separate versions of HTML documents.
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3.
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One
advantage of using frames is having a separate, individual region in the browser which could be used
as a table of contents.
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4.
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The
<frame> element and other <frameset> elements are the only items that you can place
inside a <frameset> element.
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5.
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The
<frameset> tag does not require the matching end tag </frameset>.
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6.
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You
can create frames in a document in horizontal rows, vertical columns, or both.
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7.
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Two
attributes of the <frameset> element are named frameRows and frameColumns.
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8.
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Frames must be created with explicit designations of frame sizes measured in
pixels.
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9.
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Normally users can adjust the size of the frames as they need.
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10.
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Setting the name attribute of <frame> to _blank will load the document into the
current frame.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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11.
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You
divide an HTML document into frames using the ____ element. a. | <frame> | c. | <frameset> | b. | <framethis> | d. | <framelist> | | | | |
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12.
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The
following frame setup is created by the following HTML document.
red.html appears here | blue.html
appears here | green.html
appears here | yellow.html appears here | | |
a. | <frameset rows= “50%,
50%”>
<frameset cols= “50%,
50%”>
<frame src=
“red.html”>
<frame src =
“blue.html”>
</frameset>
<frameset cols = “50%, 50%”>
<frame src=
“green.html”>
<frame src=
“yellow.html”>
</frameset>
</frameset> | c. | <frameset rows= “50%,
50%”>
<frameset cols= “50%,
50%”>
<frame src=
“red.html”>
<frame src =
“blue.html”>
<frame src=
“green.html”>
<frame src=
“yellow.html”>
</frameset>
</frameset> | b. | <frameset rows= “50%,
50%”>
<frameset cols= “50%,
50%”>
<frame src=
“green.html”>
<frame src =
“yellow.html”>
</frameset>
<frameset cols = “50%, 50%”>
<frame src=
“red.html”>
<frame src=
“blue.html”>
</frameset>
</frameset> | d. | <frameset rows= “50%,
50%”>
<frameset cols= “50%,
50%”>
<frame src=
“red.html”>
<frame src =
“blue.html”>
<frame src=
“green.html”>
<frame src=
“yellow.html”>
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13.
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It is
helpful to use an _____ to represent the size of frames that do not require an exact number of pixels
or exact window percentage.
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14.
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The
____ attribute of the <frame> element specifies the document to be opened in an individual
frame.
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15.
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The
____ attribute determines in which frame or Web browser window a document will open. a. | base | c. | setFrame | b. | window | d. | target | | | | |
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16.
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You
can provide an identification label to a frame so that it can be referenced as a target attribute by
using the attribute _____. a. | scrolling | c. | noresize | b. | src | d. | name | | | | |
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17.
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To
completely suppress a border between two frames in a browser, you ____ a. | must include the
framespacing attribute and assign to it a value of zero | c. | need to configure the frame size option in the
browser | b. | must set the framewidth attribute to
100% | d. | must set the
frameborder to zero | | | | |
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18.
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If
the name attribute to the <frame> is set to ____, the document is loaded into a new
window. a. | _self | c. | _blank | b. | _parent | d. | _top | | | | |
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19.
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The
_____ element displays a message to users of Web browsers that are not capable of displaying
frames. a. | </frames> | c. | <checkframes> | b. | <stopframes> | d. | <noframes> | | | | |
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20.
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Jakob
Nielson’s comments on using frames were ___. a. | Frames provide a sequence of navigation to Web pages that can
be used effectively | c. | Frames break the
unified model of the Web and introduce a new way of looking at data that has not been well integrated
into other aspects of the Web. | b. | Frames enhance the accessibility of the Web pages by providing
functionality supported by all browsers. | d. | The information about the position in a frameset is always
present in the document in the frame. | | | | |
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21.
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Which
of the following statements is not true? a. | Frames can make bookmarking difficult for older
browsers. | c. | Printing
problems may occur when printing frames. | b. | Some search engines will ignore sites that use
frames. | d. | Using frames in
a web page will not take up a lot of screen space. | | | | |
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22.
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Which
HTML creates the following frameset display?
menupage.htm | welcomepage.htm
| banner.htm | | |
a. | <frameset
rows= “50%, 50%”>
<frame src= “menupage.htm”
name= “menu”>
<frameset cols =
“*,50%”>
<frame src=
“welcompage.htm” name = “main”>
<frame src = “banner.htm” name
= “bottom”>
</frameset>
</frameset>
| b. | <frameset rows= “50,
*”>
<frame src= “menupage.htm” name=
“menu”>
<frameset cols = “*,
75%”>
<frame src=
“welcompage.htm” name = “main”>
<frame src = “banner.htm” name
= “bottom”>
</frameset>
</frameset>
| c. | <frameset cols= “25%, 20%,
*”>
<frame src= “menupage.htm” name=
“menu”>
<frameset cols =
“*,50%”>
<frame src=
“welcompage.htm” name = “main”>
<frame src = “banner.htm” name
= “bottom”>
</frameset>
</frameset>
| d. | <frameset
cols="120,*">
<frame src="menupage.htm"
name="menu">
<frameset
rows="*,50">
<frame src="welcomepage.htm"
name="main">
<frame src="banner.htm"
name="bottom">
</frameset>
</frameset> | | |
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