Hypertext links can point to __________.
a) another section in the same document. b) a different Web page. c) a variety of other Web objects. d) All of the above
The _________ tag creates an anchor.
a) <AN> b) <A> c) <ANCHOR> d) <LINK>
A(n) _________ is text that is specially marked so that you can link to it from other points in the document.
a) masthead b) reference c) anchor d) bullet 3
You use the ________ property to assign each anchor its own anchor name.
a) TAG b) LINK c) NAME d) WHAT
You can mark an inline image using this syntax: <A _______="PHOTO"><IMG SRC="Taylor.jpg"></A>.
a) NAME b) LINK c) TAG d) ANCHOR
To create a link to an anchor, you use the ___________ Property in the <A> tag.
a) NAME b) TAG c) ANCHOR d) HREF
You link to an anchor using the anchor name preceded by a(n)
a) ampersand. b) caret. c) vertical bar. d) pound symbol.
In the example, <A HREF="#EMP">Employment</A>,____________ becomes a hypertext link.
a) Employment b) EMP c) #EMP d) HREF=#EMP
Creating a link to another document document does not require you to set an anchor in a file to link to it -- the_______serves as the anchor.
a) tag b) pound sign c) path d) filename
HTML supports _________ kinds of paths.
a) one b) two c) three d) five
Which of the following is a type of path supported by HTML?
a) absolute b) relative c) dereferenced d) Both A and B
When referencing files in different folders in the link tag, you must include each file's location, called its
a) matrix b) index c) reference d) path
The _________ path shows exactly where the file is on the computer.
a) relative b) dereferenced c) absolute d) All of the above
You separate each folder name from the next with a(n) ___________.
a) ampersand b) pound sign c) caret d) slash
Most Web authors use __________ pathnames in their hypertext links.
a) absolute b) relative c) deference d) discrete
As with absolute pathnames, folder names are separated by________.
a) vertical bars. b) slashes. c) ampersands. d) asterisks.
To reference a file in a folder above the current folder in the folder hierarchy, relative pathnames use two __________.
a) slashes b) periods c) asterisks d) bullets
Relative pathnames make you hypertext links _________.
a) absolute b) discrete c) portable d) uniform
To create a hypertext link to a document on the Internet, you need to know its ___________.
a) pathname b) filename c) URL d) tag
The first part of a URL identifies the __________protocol.
a) index b) communications c) file d) path
The _________ is the set of rules governing how information is exchanged.
a) transfer index b) hypertext protocol c) communications protocol d) server index
All web page URLs begin with the letters _________.
a) url b) web c) ftp d) http
In the URL http://www.mwu.edu/course/info.html#majors, the communications protocol is _________.
a) http:// b) www.mwu.edu c) course/info.html d) #majors
In the URL http://www.mwu.edu/course/info.html#majors, www.mwu.edu is the Internet _________ name for the computer storing the document.
a) protocol b) host c) path d) anchor
In the URL http://www.mwu.edu/course/info.html#majors, /course/info.html is the pathname and __________of the document on the computer.
a) protocol b) host c) filename d) anchor
In The URL http://www.mwu.edu/course/info.html#majors,#majors is a(n) _________ in the document.
If the path and file name are left off the URL, the browser searches for a file named _________ in the root folder of the Web server.
a) home.html or home.htm b) relative.html or relative.htm c) index.html or index.htm d) Any of the above
_________ is the communications protocol that file servers use to tranfer files stored by FTP servers to users' computer.
a) HTML b) URL c) FTP d) HTTP
The URL for an e-mail address is ___________.
a) mailto:e-mail_address b) mailto/e-mail_address c) /mailto/e-mail_address d) mailto:e-mail_address.htm
Many web authors include their _________ on their web pages so that users who access these pages can easily send feedback.
a) FTP servers b) URLs c) e-mail addresses d) All of the above
You cannot designate an inline image as a hypertext link.
a) The statement above is TRUE. b) The statement above is FALSE.
The HREF property is case sensitive.
If you use the same anchor name for different text in the same document, your links will not go where you expect.
Unlike creating hypertext links between elements on the same page, linking to another document on your computer does not require you to set an anchor in the other document.
Browsers assume that if no folder information is given, the file is in the same folder as the current document.
You should always place all the files for a Web site in the same folder, regardless of the number of topics covered by the site.
In an absolute path, the pathname, from left to right, leads down through the folder hierarchy to the folder that
b) The statement above is TRUE. a) The statement above is FALSE.
To create a link to a document on the Internet with the URL http://www.mwu.edu, you use this HTML code: <A HREF="http://www.mwu.edu">Visit the University</A>.
All Internet resources use the same communication protocol.
To create a link to the e-mail address davis@mwu.edu, you can enter the following into your web document: <A HREF="mail:davis@mwu.edu">davis@mwu.edu</A>.
The special character code · inserts a(n) into text to separate section headings.
The <A> tag creates a(n) .
In the code, <A NAME="EMP">Employment</A>, the anchor name is .
A(n) Path gives a file's location in relation to the current web document.
URL stands for .
To create a link to a document on the Internet with the URL http://www.mwu.edu/course.info.html, you use this HTML code: <A HREF=" ://www.mwu.edu/course/info.html">Course Information</A>.
HTTP is short for .
A path can be expressed in relative or terms.
FTP is short for .
When a user clicks an e-mail address that has been set up as a hypertext link, the starts a mail program and automatically inserts the author's e-mail address into the outgoing message.
The 'Muddy Water' Issues that I need help on are as follows: I am having trouble with...
bullet anchor EMP http Uniform Resource Locator
relative Hypertext Transfer Protocol absolute File Transfer Protocol Protocol
browser hypertext newsgroups hierarchy linear
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