CompuScholar Chapter 9 Discussion
Quiz by KANDI YOUNG
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includes Teacher and Student dashboards
Measure skillsfrom any curriculum
Tag the questions with any skills you have. Your dashboard will track each student's mastery of each skill.
- edit the questions
- save a copy for later
- start a class game
- automatically assign follow-up activities based on students’ scores
- assign as homework
- share a link with colleagues
- print as a bubble sheet
- Q1
What do you recall? What are the 4 link states?
link
hover
visited
active
link
homer
visited
active
sink
hover
visited
active
link
hover
visited
action
30s - Q2
What do you recall? Which is the correct format for adding a 2px solid blue border?
border: 2px, solid, blue;
border: 2px solid blue;
border: 2px solid blue
border: 2px; solid; blue;
30s - Q3
What is "Lorem Ipsum" text? What is it used for in web design?
standard way designers add dummy containers to a paragraph when the actual content is not important.
standard way designers add dummy text to a paragraph when the actual content is not important.
standard way designers add dummy images to a paragraph when the actual content is not important.
30s - Q4
What values can you use for the width and height properties?
ems or picas
pixels or percentages
30s - Q5
Are elements on a web page positioned "statically" or "dynamically" by default?
dynamically
statically
30s - Q6
What CSS property can be used to change the default static behavior?
CSS
position
property
30s - Q7
What is the definition of a relative position?
element placed relative to the browser window and will not move even if the browser window is scrolled or if the element is put inside another container
element placed relative to the browser window and will not move even if the browser window is scrolled or if the element is put inside another container
elements are removed from the normal content flow and other elements on the page act like they aren't there
elements are located on the screen based on their normal positions within the web page
30s - Q8
What is the definition of an absolute position?
element placed relative to the browser window and will not move even if the browser window is scrolled or if the element is put inside another container
elements are located on the screen based on their normal positions within the web page
elements are removed from the normal content flow and other elements on the page act like they aren't there
30s - Q9
What is the definition of a fixed position?
elements are removed from the normal content flow and other elements on the page act like they aren't there
elements are removed from the normal content flow and other elements on the page act like they aren't there
elements are located on the screen based on their normal positions within the web page
element placed relative to the browser window and will not move even if the browser window is scrolled or if the element is put inside another container
30s - Q10
How does positioning affect the use of screen readers?
lets you create pages with the most important information first in your HTML file, but you can still display your elements in the right order visually. That way a screen reader would find the main content first, then the header graphics and navigation links last.
it does not affect screen readers at all
lets you create pages with the most important information last in your HTML file, but you can still display your elements in the right order visually. That way a screen reader would find the main content last, then the header graphics and navigation links first.
30s - Q11
LESSON 3
No, there are no questions for Lesson 2! Do not continue until you read Lesson 3.
30s - Q12
How are elements on a web page layered by default?
Elements that are located later in the page mark-up file are located towards the top layer, and elements written earlier in the mark-up are placed at the bottom of the earlier items.
Elements that are located earlier in the page mark-up file are located towards the bottom layer, and elements written later in the mark-up are placed on top of the earlier items.
30s - Q13
What property can be used to change the default ordering of layers on a web page?
y-index
z-index
x-index
30s - Q14
How do positive or negative z-index values change the layering of an element?
The main <body> element has a default value of 0, so any elements with positive z-index numbers will appear on top of the <body> content, and elements with negative numbers will appear underneath.
The main <body> element has a default value of 100, so any elements with positive z-index numbers will appear on bottom of the <body> content, and elements with negative numbers will appear on top.
30s - Q15
What z-index value does the main <body> have?
100
0
1000
10
30s