Tutorial 2 Review HTML SOLVED 100%
True - ANSWERThe home page acts as a focal point for the Web site.
True - ANSWERMarking a location with an anchor does not change a document's
appearance in any way.
True - ANSWERAdding an id creates locations in your Web page that become
destination of links.
False - ANSWERYou use the <L> tag to create a link within a document.
True - ANSWERYou should be careful to make each id name unique within a
document.
False - ANSWERThe structure shown in the figure above is a hierarchical structure.
True - ANSWERIn the structure shown in the figure above, you can jump only from
one page to the next or previous page.
False - ANSWERThe structure shown in the figure above is a linear structure.
True - ANSWERYou can combine linear and hierarchical structures.
False - ANSWERThe best time to organize a structure is when you first start creating
pages, when those pages are small in number and more easily managed.
Border="0" - ANSWERFor older browsers, you can use - to remove the border
around a picture.
Path - ANSWERWhen referencing a file located in a different folder than the link tag,
you must include the - for the file.
Absolute and Relative - ANSWERWhich of the following is an HTML - supported kind
of path?
True - ANSWERBrowsers assume that if no folder information is given, the file is in
the same folder as the current document.
True - ANSWERIn some situations, such as when working with large Web sites, you
might want to place different files in different folders to help you stay organized.
Link - ANSWERA(n) - is an item you can select, usually by clicking a mouse, to view
another topic or document.
ID - ANSWERAn element that has had a(n) - name assigned to it can be the
destination of a link.
