Quiz #1
(Each question is worth 10 points. Partial
credit will not be awarded.)
Student Name: Payung W.
Date: 06/06/00
Instructions for Quiz #1:
You have one hour to complete this quiz.
Do not use your notes, textbooks or consult other sources for help.
SECTION I: HTML Practical
1. Copy the text from this page to Notepad. Answer all of the
questions in the quiz.
Upon completion of the quiz, turn the exam into a Web page,
using the HTML codes we've learned thus far.
Please include the four structural tags in the correct order.
Use the title "Quiz #1" so that it will be displayed in the
upper left hand corner of the browser--not within the browser
window itself (not with the content of this page).
Use a paragraph tag between each question and answer,
as well single line breaks as needed.
Your HTML syntax must be correct.
Save your file as "quiz1.html"
2. Upload the quiz to your Web site and create a link from your
first page (index.html) to the quiz. Send me an e-mail confirming that
you've added the quiz to your site and you have tested the link.
SECTION II: Fill in the blank
Fill in the blank with the correct acronym, abbreviation or word.
3. The unique address that is assigned to each Web page is known as its __URL (Uniform Resource Locator)__.
4. __Hypertext Link___ is the term used to describe a word, phrase, or image, when clicked, links the user to another document.
Fill in the blank with the correct year:
5. In __1992_____ U.S. Rep. Frederick Boucher proposed that commerce
be permitted over the Internet.
6. The Internet was born in _1969__.
7. Tim Berners-Lee released the Web to the public in __1991____.
8. In _1992__ Marc Andreessen and other college students created the
first graphical browser known as "Mosaic."
SECTION III: Definitions
Define the following words in no more than two complete sentences.
Do not provide an example instead of a definition.
9. Internet: The global connection of million of computers and networks.
10. World Wide Web: The protocal that Tim Berners-Lee created in 1991
to access databases and documents accross global networks and computers.
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