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Question 1:
What are the three methods of implementing CSS? Your Answer: A Direct, Indirect, and External Analysis: Incorrect. The correct answer was C: Inline, Embedded, and External
Question 1:
What are the three methods of implementing CSS? Your Answer: B Internal, External, and Embedded Analysis: Incorrect. The correct answer was C: Inline, Embedded, and External
Question 1:
What are the three methods of implementing CSS? Your Answer: C Inline, Embedded, and External Analysis: Correct! So far, so good - are you sure you want to see the rest of the answers? ;)
Question 2:
table {color: blue;} In the code snippet above, which part represents the property? Your Answer: A table Analysis: Incorrect. Table is the selector, color is the property, and blue is the value assigned to the property.
Question 2:
table {color: blue;} In the code snippet above, which part represents the property? Your Answer: C blue Analysis: Incorrect. Table is the selector, color is the property, and blue is the value assigned to the property. Question 2: table {color: blue;} In the code snippet above, which part represents the property? Your Answer: B color Analysis: Correct! Nice going.
Question 3:
table {color: blue;} With the code snippet above in use, what happens to a table?
Your Answer: A
Question 3:
table {color: blue;} With the code snippet above in use, what happens to a table?
Your Answer: B
Question 3:
table {color: blue;} With the code snippet above in use, what happens to a table? Your Answer: C The text inside the table would be colored blue. Analysis: Correct! The color property of any selector that accepts text refers to the text color.
Question 4:
An HTML element can have different display properties by creating more than one class. What would you add to a paragraph element if you wanted to use a class named hilite to it? Your Answer: B style="hilite" Analysis: Incorrect. The correct answer is: class="hilite"
Question 4:
An HTML element can have different display properties by creating more than one class. What would you add to a paragraph element if you wanted to use a class named hilite to it? Your Answer: A class="hilite" Analysis: Correct!
Question 4:
An HTML element can have different display properties by creating more than one class. What would you add to a paragraph element if you wanted to use a class named hilite to it? Your Answer: C style="class: hilite" Analysis: Incorrect. The correct answer is: class="hilite"
Question 5:
Which of the following is the best description of a contextual selector? Your Answer: A It's when a style rule overrides all other styles rules assigned to an element. Analysis: Incorrect. It's when a style rule is applied only when it occurs within a specific context within the document.
Question 5:
Which of the following is the best description of a contextual selector? Your Answer: C Nice try with the trick question! There's no such thing as a contextual selector. Analysis: Incorrect. It's when a style rule is applied only when it occurs within a specific context within the document.
Question 5:
Which of the following is the best description of a contextual selector? Your Answer: B It's when a style rule is applied only when it occurs within a specific context within the document. Analysis: Correct! It's surprizing how many people think this is a trick question. Good job!
Question 6:
In addition to specifying specific fonts, in CSS you can also specify generic font families. There are five generic font families, including serif, sans-serif, cursive, and fantasy. Which of the following is the generic font family I didn't name? Your Answer: A roman Analysis: Incorrect. The correct answer is monospace.
Question 6:
In addition to specifying specific fonts, in CSS you can also specify generic font families. There are five generic font families, including serif, sans-serif, cursive, and fantasy. Which of the following is the generic font family I didn't name? Your Answer: B italic Analysis: Incorrect. The correct answer is monospace.
Question 6:
In addition to specifying specific fonts, in CSS you can also specify generic font families. There are five generic font families, including serif, sans-serif, cursive, and fantasy. Which of the following is the generic font family I didn't name? Your Answer: C monospace Analysis: Correct!
Question 7:
With CSS you can control the amount of space between letters, the amount of space between words, and the amount of space between lines of text. Choose the correct comment regarding that statement. Your Answer: A The only one of those three you can control is the space between lines, with the options being a single-space or double-spaced line. Analysis: Incorrect. It's a true statement.
Question 7:
With CSS you can control the amount of space between letters, the amount of space between words, and the amount of space between lines of text. Choose the correct comment regarding that statement. Your Answer: B No way, none of those things can be controlled unless you put up an image in place of text. Analysis: Incorrect. It's a true statement.
Question 7:
With CSS you can control the amount of space between letters, the amount of space between words, and the amount of space between lines of text. Choose the correct comment regarding that statement. Your Answer: C What's with the easy questions? That's a true statement. Analysis: Correct!
Question 8:
In regards to the CSS box model, where is the margin property located? Your Answer: A Inside the box. Analysis: Incorrect. The correct answer was C. The margin is located immediately outside the box. It allows web designers to place empty space between the HTML element and the surrounding content.
Question 8:
In regards to the CSS box model, where is the margin property located? Your Answer: C It could be inside or outside the box, depending on where you place it in your code. Analysis: Incorrect. The correct answer was C. The margin is located immediately outside the box. It allows web designers to place empty space between the HTML element and the surrounding content.
Question 8:
In regards to the CSS box model, where is the margin property located? Your Answer: B Outside the box. Analysis: Correct! The margin is located immediately outside the box. It allows web designers to place empty space between the HTML element and the surrounding content.
Question 9:
With CSS you can set paragraphs to a specific size, and even add a scrollbar to them if the content is too big for the paragraph. What property would you use to allow the scrollbar if needed? Your Answer: B size-exception Analysis: Incorrect. The correct answer is C: overflow. Size-exception did sound pretty good though! ;)
Question 9:
With CSS you can set paragraphs to a specific size, and even add a scrollbar to them if the content is too big for the paragraph. What property would you use to allow the scrollbar if needed? Your Answer: A (duh!) scrollbar Analysis: Incorrect. The correct answer is C: overflow. Was it the (duh!) that got you? ;)
Question 9:
With CSS you can set paragraphs to a specific size, and even add a scrollbar to them if the content is too big for the paragraph. What property would you use to allow the scrollbar if needed? Your Answer: C overflow Analysis: Correct!
Question 10:
What does the CSS float property do? Your Answer: A Allows users to drag and drop images to another location on the page. Analysis: Incorrect. The correct answer was B. It aligns an HTML element to the right or left while allowing content to flow around it. It will also center an element, but content does not flow around a centered element.
Question 10:
What does the CSS float property do? Your Answer: B Aligns an HTML element to the right or left while allowing content to flow around it. It will also center an element, but content does not flow around a centered element. Analysis: Correct!
Question 10:
What does the CSS float property do? Your Answer: C Allows web designers to overlap elements or to stack them on top of each other. Analysis: Incorrect. The correct answer was B. It aligns an HTML element to the right or left while allowing content to flow around it. It will also center an element, but content does not flow around a centered element. Here's the scoring: 10 Correct: I didn't get into any real tricky stuff, but you appear to be a real ace at CSS. Great showing...or good guessing! :) 7-9 Correct: That's a very good score. You have an above-average knowledge of CSS. 4-6 Correct: That's pretty much average. What else can I say? 0-3 Correct: You're either new to CSS, you haven't tried very hard to learn it, or you've been using inadequate teaching material to learn from. It's not really hard at all if you have the right educational material. Conclusion... If you scored 10 corrrect you probably know all you need to know about CSS, but there may be more you could learn. Either way it appears you have a firm grasp of CSS and know where to find quality teaching material. I'd guess you're a member of my Inner Circle member site or have read my CSS Made Easy ebook! If you scored 7-9 correct you have a decent understanding of the basics of CSS, but could use more instruction if you want to master it. If I'd have gotten into some of the trickier stuff your score may have been significantly lower. If you scored 6 or fewer you would definitely benefit from some additional help, and help is on the way!
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