Web Development 1 Path Quiz V7

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If you want to test your knowledge regarding paths in XHTML code, try playing this "Web Development 1 Path V7" quiz. Please note that the extra spaces are on purpose; otherwise, the website will read the characters incorrectly and display all answers as valid links. A file path describes that file's location in a website's folder structure. It is used when linking to external files. Shall we begin the quiz now? Play it, then!

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  • 2. 

    What element defines an absolute URL?

    • Rtfm

    • Ftp

    • Http

    • Www

    • Wtf

    Correct Answer
    A. Http
    Explanation
    The element that defines an absolute URL is "http". This is because "http" stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, which is the protocol used for transmitting data over the internet. An absolute URL includes the protocol, followed by the domain name or IP address, and the specific path to the resource.

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  • 3. 

    Which is the correct code for an absolute hyperlink?

    • < a href= " www(dot)index(dot)com " >< /a >

    • Www(dot)index(dot)com

    • < a href= " html(dot)index(dot)com " >Link< /a >

    • < a href= "(dot)(dot)/index(dot)html " >< /a >

    • < a href= "http://www(dot)index(dot)com " >Link< /a >

    Correct Answer
    A. < a href= "http://www(dot)index(dot)com " >Link< /a >
    Explanation
    The correct code for an absolute hyperlink is "< a href= "http://www(dot)index(dot)com " >Link< /a >". This code includes the complete URL, starting with "http://" and followed by the domain name and file path. This allows the user to directly access the webpage specified in the hyperlink.

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  • 4. 

    How do you link from the pages folder to the index?

    • < a href= " index(dot)html " >Link< /a >

    • < a href= " (dot)(dot)/index(dot)html " >Link< /a >

    • < a href= " (dot)/index(dot)html " >< /a >

    • < a href= "(dot)(dot)index(dot)com " >Link< /a >

    • < a href= " index/html(dot)com " >< /a >

    Correct Answer
    A. < a href= " (dot)(dot)/index(dot)html " >Link< /a >
    Explanation
    The correct answer is < a href= " (dot)(dot)/index(dot)html " >Link< /a > because it uses the correct file path to link to the index.html file. The (dot)(dot) represents going up one level in the directory structure, and then it specifies the index.html file to link to.

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  • 5. 

    True or false. The following code is fully functional and will work in a web browser:< b > < a href=" http://www(dot)google(dot)com" > < /a > < /b >

    • True. The B tag does not affect the a href tag.

    • False. the B tag negates the a href tag.

    • True. The B tag will emphasize the link, thus making it process faster.

    • False. The absolute link is corrupted by the B tag.

    Correct Answer
    A. True. The B tag does not affect the a href tag.
    Explanation
    The given code is fully functional and will work in a web browser because the B tag does not affect the a href tag. The B tag is used to make the text bold, but it does not interfere with the functionality of the hyperlink created by the a href tag.

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  • 6. 

    Which of the following is NOT an example of path?

    • < a img src= " www(dot)index(dot)com " >< /a >

    • < a href= " http://www(dot)google(dot)com/images " >< /a >

    • < a href= " http://site(dot)com " >< /a >

    • < a href= " www(dot)site(dot)com/images " >< /a >

    • < a img src= " http://blogs(dot)seattleweekly(dot)com/dailyweekly/monorail-cat(dot)jpg " >< /a >

    Correct Answer
    A. < a img src= " www(dot)index(dot)com " >< /a >
    Explanation
    The given answer, "< a img src= " www(dot)index(dot)com " >< /a >", is not an example of a path because it does not contain a valid URL or file path. It is missing the necessary protocol (http:// or https://) for it to be considered a valid path.

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  • 7. 

    Which is the correct code for a relative hyperlink?

    • < a href= " www(dot)index(dot)com " > Link < /a >

    • Www(dot)index(dot)com

    • < a href= " html(dot)index(dot)com " > Link < /a >

    • < a href= " (dot)(dot)/index(dot)html " > Link < /a >

    • < a href= " http://www(dot)index(dot)com " >< /a >

    Correct Answer
    A. < a href= " (dot)(dot)/index(dot)html " > Link < /a >
    Explanation
    The correct code for a relative hyperlink is "< a href= " (dot)(dot)/index(dot)html " > Link < /a >". This is because a relative hyperlink is used to link to a page within the same website or directory, and the "(dot)(dot)" in the code represents going up one level in the directory structure. Therefore, this code correctly links to the "index.html" page in the parent directory.

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  • 8. 

    What is the standard setup for a site root folder?

    • Css, images, java, media

    • Css, java, media, pages

    • Css, media, pages, scripts

    • Media, pages, java, script

    • Css, pages, media, images

    Correct Answer
    A. Css, pages, media, images
    Explanation
    The standard setup for a site root folder typically includes a "css" folder for cascading style sheets, a "pages" folder for web pages, a "media" folder for media files such as videos or audio, and an "images" folder for images used on the site. This organization allows for easy access and management of these different types of files within the site structure.

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  • 9. 

    True or false. The following link will be functional:< a href= " http://www(dot)google(dot)com " > < /a >

    • True. The absolute link will make the a element functional

    • False. Absolute links can only work when in a table.

    • True. The tag < a href "" > is correctly written.

    • False. There is no text within the tag

    Correct Answer
    A. False. There is no text within the tag
    Explanation
    False. There is no text within the tag. The given code snippet is an HTML anchor tag () with an href attribute pointing to "http://www.google.com". However, there is no text content within the opening and closing tags of the anchor tag. In order for the link to be functional, there should be text or an image between the opening and closing tags that users can click on to navigate to the specified URL.

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  • 10. 

    Create an absolute hyperlink to google. (Open AND close the link tag. There is no need to put text within the tag)

    Correct Answer


    link
    Link
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "". This creates an absolute hyperlink to the Google website. The "href" attribute specifies the URL that the hyperlink should navigate to when clicked. In this case, it is set to "https://www.google.com". The "" tags are used to define the start and end of the hyperlink.

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