1. HTML stands for...  Answer 1

High Text Marking Language
HyperText Markup Language
HyperText Multiple Language
HiT Me Lightly

2. All HTML files are...  Answer 2

Program files in binary code
Graphics files with compression
Text files with special formatting tags inserted
Files written in the HTTP protocol language

3. In order to create an HTML file you should...  Answer 3

Learn how to write HTML code
Use any program that can save in the HTML format, such as Word, Excel or FrontPage
Use any text editor or graphics program
Use only FrontPage or FrontPage Express

4. Java and Javascript allow you to...  Answer 4

Create dynamic content on your web pages
Energize your pages with stimulating, fast loading graphics
Place orders over the Internet using your credit card
Connect to your Internet Service Provider via a secure connection

5. In order to view web pages stored on your computer you need...  Answer 5

A web browser and an Internet connection
Word and an Internet connection
A web browser and a web server
A web browser only

6. The hyperlink ../start.htm#index links to...  Answer 6

A page called index linked to the start page
A web site outside your web
A bookmark called start on the index page
A bookmark called index on the start web page

7. On your web pages you have used a font called SuperCool.  Answer 7

If your viewers also have SuperCool on their computers they will be able to view it without font substitution
Your viewers will not be able to see your text at all without the SuperCool font on their computers
All viewers will be able to view your font since the font is transmitted with your web page
Nobody will be able to view your text since it is not based on a standard Windows font

8. You created your web pages using standard HTML on a Windows 95 computer. Answer 8

Only Windows system users will be able to view your pages
Macintosh system users will not be able to view your web pages
All web users should be able to view your pages
Only users of Internet Explorer will be able to view your web pages

9. Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator are displaying web pages in identical fashion. Answer 9

Always True
Only if your pages use standard HTML code
Only if your pages have been created in the same operating system with that of your viewers
Always False

10. You have changed a web page and published it on the Internet, but your viewers are still seeing the old content. What is the problem? Answer 10

Your viewers are using the wrong URL
Your viewers are using the Back button to get to your page
Your viewers are reading from cashed version of your page and need to use the Refresh button to reload 
Your viewers are arriving at your page via a different web site