True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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The
slice and dice term refers to the process of using a photo-editing tools to break apart a
large image into separate, smaller pieces which can be then transmitted through the web server a lot
more efficiently.
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2.
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The
HTML to display the image in file named robin.png is <img scr= robin.png
>.
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3.
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The
file dog.png is stored in a subfolder named images. The HTML needed to display the dog.png image is <img src= images/dog.png>.
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4.
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The
current folder, named admin, is a subfolder of dept. Within the admin folder there is
an HTML file named main.html. The dept folder has an HTML file named index.html. The file main.html can provide a
hypertext link to the file index.html using this HTML: <a href=
admin/dept/main.html>View
main page</a>.
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5.
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The
current folder, named admin, is a subfolder of dept. Within the admin folder there is
an HTML file named main.html. The dept folder has an HTML file named index.html. The file main.html can provide a
hypertext link to the file index.html using this HTML: <a href=
../dept/index.html>View
main page</a>.
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6.
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The
current folder, named admin, is a subfolder of dept. Within the admin folder there is
an HTML file named main.html. The dept folder has an HTML file named index.html. The file index.html can provide a
hypertext link to the file main.html using this HTML: <a href=
/dept/main.html>View main page</a>.
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7.
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The
<blockquote> element shows a formatted quote starting on a new line.
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8.
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The
<address> element is intended to show the web page author contact
information.
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9.
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There
is only one !DOCTYPE for HTML 5 and it appears at the start as this:
<!DOCTYPE html>
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10.
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The
URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) is used to uniquely identify the location and method of access to a
resource (file, image, video, etc) on the internet.
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11.
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HTML
comments provide descriptive information to the human reader of the HTML file only -- not to the
browser.
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12.
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HTML
comments can appear anywhere in the HTML document and they are defined using this notation
<!-- and
--> , for
example:
<!--
Author: John P.
Smith.
Created: Sept 28,
2012
-->
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13.
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If
the HTML is missing a matching end tag for an element, the browser will immediately detect it and
shut down the computer.
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14.
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A URI
may be absolute or relative but relative form is encouraged in case the web site changes its name or
location.
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15.
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The
accesskey attribute specifies a keyboard shortcut to open a hidden
window.
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16.
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The
HTML 5 <footnote> element represents footer content for its section.
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17.
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HTML
content should be defined outside the <body> element so it
can be displayed properly by the browser.
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18.
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The
logical styles of text formatting in HTML include <em> for
emphasis, <strong> for strong, <code> for programming code, and
<b> for bold.
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19.
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An
HTML table can be designed to have a width attribute of 100% meaning it will stretch across the full
width of the browser window.
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20.
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An
HTML table with a width attribute of 100 pixels means each column in the table will have a width of
100 pixels.
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