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Questions # 31:

Denny is designing a Web site for his school's sporting events. This Web site will list event results for the school. When site visitors click a hyperlink for a specific event, a new page containing information about the sporting event will appear, including the teams involved, the location of the event, scores, key plays and specific accomplishments by contestants. Which of the following should Denny do to build this site?

Options:

Use database integration.

Create static pages for each event.

Use one page and modify it after each event.

Copy and paste Web pages from other schools' sites.

Answer

Questions # 32:

Which Web development team member is responsible for developing a site's navigation?

Options:

Web programmer

Graphics designer

Information architect

Information Technology (IT) professional

Answer

Questions # 33:

Bi-directional text is a function of CSS2. What is the importance of this function?

Options:

CSS2 determines the display of paged media.

The need for the browser proprietary tag is eliminated.

A Z-axis allows elements to be stacked on a page and displayed in either direction.

Some languages, such as Arabic, can cause documents to render with mixed directionality.

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Questions # 34:

You have been given a JPEG image to insert in a page. This image was taken using a high-resolution camera. Which of the following is the primary concern in regard to your Web site's users?

Options:

Image download time

Lossy compression issues

JPEG image support of only 256 colors

The pixelated appearance of JPEG images

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Questions # 35:

Homer has been asked to create a monthly advertising message and send it by bulk e-mail to all e-mail addresses collected from customers who have purchased products from the company. What should Homer include in the bulk e-mail message to ensure customer privacy?

Options:

The customer's e-mail address in the body of the message

A section in which recipients can provide feedback about the company

An opt-in option to receive additional similar messages from related companies

An opt-out option for recipients to stop receiving future advertising messages from the company

Answer

Questions # 36:

Which of the following languages is used to update a table in a relational database?

Options:

SQL

Java

PHP

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Questions # 37:

Which of the following is true of both SWF and SVG file formats?

Options:

Both can be streamed.

Both are open industry standards.

Both are W3C Recommendations.

Both describe two-dimensional vector graphics.

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Questions # 38:

Your company often uses bulk e-mail to announce new products. You have been asked to design an HTML page containing a product announcement that will be sent via e-mail. Which of the following can be used to reduce accusations that your company sends spam to users?

Options:

Create a link at the bottom of the e-mail announcement that leads to an opt-out page.

Send your message as an attachment to the product announcement e-mail message.

Create an opt-out link at the bottom of the e-mail message, and include the company name and purpose of the letter in the Subject field.

Send a separate e-mail announcement that asks users to forward the previous e-mail message to a salesperson in order to be removed from the company's

e-mail list.

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Questions # 39:

Where do SVG files render?

Options:

On the client side

On the server side

In the XML markup

In the Flash plug-in

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Questions # 40:

A recent trend in Web content is to allow computer systems to exchange information and share functionality with one another using well-defined protocols and compatible languages.This functionality is referred to as: