Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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____ are placeholders made up of small boxes into which you can insert text and
graphics.
a. | Tables | c. | Layouts | b. | Layers | d. | Toolsets |
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In a table, ____ are arranged horizontally in rows and vertically in
columns.
a. | columns | c. | grids | b. | cells | d. | elements |
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Using ____ on a Web page gives you total control over the placement of each
object on the page.
a. | grids | c. | tables | b. | templates | d. | toolsets |
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You can choose the mode you want to use for viewing a table by clicking the
appropriate button in the ____ category on the Insert panel.
a. | Tabular | c. | Layout | b. | Data | d. | Draw |
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You can use the ____ command on the Insert, Table Objects menu to place an
existing table with its data on a Web page.
a. | Import Tabular Data | c. | Insert Data | b. | Place Existing Table | d. | Insert Table |
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____ mode makes it easier to work with individual cells in your table.
a. | Expanded Tables | c. | Layout | b. | Tables | d. | Standard |
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The ____ mode lets you see each cell clearly.
a. | Tables | c. | Layout | b. | Expanded Tables | d. | Standard |
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It is best to use ____ mode to maintain the WYSIWYG environment.
a. | Layout | c. | Tables | b. | Expanded Tables | d. | Standard |
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____ means that your Web page should look the same in the browser as it does in
the Web editor.
a. | Real time | c. | Rendered viewing | b. | WYSIWYG | d. | All of the
above |
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You can toggle between the Expanded Tables mode and Standard mode by pressing
[Alt] ____.
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The HTML tags that represent a table are ____.
a. | <th></th> | c. | <tr></tr> | b. | <table></table> | d. | <td></td> |
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The HTML tags that represent table rows are ____.
a. | <th></th> | c. | <tr></tr> | b. | <table></table> | d. | <td></td> |
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The HTML tags that represent table data cells are ____.
a. | <th></th> | c. | <tr></tr> | b. | <table></table> | d. | <td></td> |
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Dreamweaver places the ____ code into each empty table cell when it is
created.
a. | <td> | c. | &bull | b. |   | d. | & |
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A ____ space appears in a table cell until it is replaced with content.
a. | linear | c. | nonbreaking | b. | defined | d. | tabular |
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You can make a table “invisible” by setting the border value to
____.
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To select a table in Dreamweaver, you can click the insertion point in the
table, click ____ on the Application bar, point to Table, and then click Select Table.
a. | Edit | c. | Modify | b. | Format | d. | Options |
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To select a table, you can click the table tag icon on the tag selector on the
____.
a. | status bar | c. | title bar | b. | menu bar | d. | standard
toolbar |
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If you use a table to position text and graphics on an entire Web page, it is
wise to set the width of the table in ____.
a. | points | c. | pixels | b. | picas | d. | percentages |
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If you set the width of a table using ____, the table remains one size,
regardless of the browser window size.
a. | points | c. | pixels | b. | picas | d. | percentages |
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Most designers today use a window size of ____.
a. | 640 x 480 | c. | 1024 x 768 | b. | 800 x 600 | d. | 800 x 600 or 1024 x
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To change all of the columns in a table so that they are the same size, drag the
____ selection handle.
a. | middle-right | c. | interior | b. | middle-bottom | d. | right-corner |
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Dragging the ____ selection handle resizes the height of all rows
simultaneously.
a. | middle-right | c. | interior | b. | middle-bottom | d. | right-corner |
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Dragging the ____ selection handle resizes the entire table.
a. | middle-right | c. | interior | b. | middle-bottom | d. | right-corner |
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You can resize column widths and row heights using the ____ box(es) on the
Property inspector.
a. | Column and Row | c. | W and H text | b. | Dimensions | d. | Cell Size |
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A cell that is selected has a ____ surrounding it.
a. | dotted line | c. | dark border | b. | red circle | d. | tag selector |
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If you do not type a percent sign next to a cell you want expressed as a
percent, it will be expressed in ____.
a. | picas | c. | inches | b. | points | d. | pixels |
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To return your table to the default column widths and row heights, select the
table, click ____ on the Application bar, point to Table, then click Clear Cell Heights or Clear Cell
Widths.
a. | Edit | c. | Format | b. | File | d. | Modify |
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Splitting and ____ cells, as shown in the figure above, gives you more
flexibility for inserting images or text into your table.
a. | merging | c. | resizing | b. | aligning | d. | blending |
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The tag <td ____=“2”> can refer to two cells that have been
merged into one cell that spans two columns, similar to the figure shown above.
a. | columns | c. | spancols | b. | colspan | d. | rowspan |
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In the figure above, Item ____ indicates the number of columns in a
table.
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32.
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In the figure above, Item ____ is used to insure the table appears in the same
position and size in all browser window sizes.
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In the figure above, Item ____ affects the distance between cells.
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The figure above displays the ____ dialog box.
a. | Table Settings | c. | Table Layout | b. | Insert Table | d. | Nested Table |
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Case H-1
Drew is an education major. He is working on a Web page for
his Technology in the Classroom course at XYZ University. He is given three images and a Flash
animation to position attractively with the text on the page. He decides to use a table to position
each page element.
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When working with Cell padding and Cell spacing, what should Drew use as their
values to remove any space between table cells?
a. | 0 | c. | .001 | b. | .01 | d. | He should leaves the values
blank. |
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Drew inserts a table on a Web page. When he previews the page in his browser, he
does not see the table or cell borders. Why?
a. | The table borders color is transparent. | c. | The table borders are set to
zero. | b. | The table borders are hidden. | d. | The table borders do not
exist. |
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Drew imports text from another program into Dreamweaver and then formats the
text for readability and appearance. What command should he use to remove unnecessary code?
a. | Clean Up | c. | Clean Up Word HTML | b. | Clean Up HTML | d. | B and C |
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Case H-2
Mandy is designing a Web site for a home-based catering
business. She already has existing text and data saved as Word and Excel files. As she begins working
on her Web pages, she would like to use her existing data in Dreamweaver tables rather than
“reinventing the wheel.” She searches online for help and learns that it is possible to
import data.
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To import data from Word and Excel, Mandy must first save the files as delimited
text files. When choosing a delimiter, what are her possible choices?
a. | comma | c. | colon or semicolon | b. | tab | d. | All of the
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Mandy has decided to make her tables more accessible to visually-handicapped
viewers. What should she include?
a. | Table headers | c. | Table captions | b. | Table summaries | d. | All of the
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40.
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After creating a table in Standard mode (shown above), you can resize the table
and its rows or columns by adjusting the ____.
a. | grid | c. | layouts | b. | borders | d. | frames |
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True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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41.
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As shown in the figure above, you can only merge cells that, together, form a
border.
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42.
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When you add a new column or row, you must first select an existing column or
row to which the new column or row will be adjacent.
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You can add or delete one row or column at a time or add several at once, using
commands on the Modify menu to add and delete table rows and columns.
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44.
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Designers use tables for page layout because by placing text and images in table
cells, they can control the exact location of text and images on a page.
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45.
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As you add content to cells, you must remember to expand the height of the cells
to manually make room for the content.
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46.
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Importing means to save data that was created in Dreamweaver in a special file
format so that other programs can read it.
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47.
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Files containing tabular data that are imported into Dreamweaver must first be
saved as delimited text files.
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48.
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You can apply a background color or a background image to fill the entire table
or individual cells.
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Formatting cells is the same as formatting the contents inside the cells.
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To format a cell, you need to either select the cell or place the insertion
point inside the cell you want to format, and then choose the cell formatting options you want to use
in the Property inspector.
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Completion
Complete each
statement.
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51.
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The ____________________ is the outline or frame around a table and its
individual cells.
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52.
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____________________ is the distance between the cell content and the cell
walls, as shown in the figure above.
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53.
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WYSIWYG stands for ____________________.
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54.
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A(n) ____________________ space is a space that appears in a fixed location to
keep an empty cell from collapsing.
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55.
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To resize a table proportionately, you must first select the table, then drag
one of three ____________________ handles.
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56.
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To ____________________ a cell means to divide it into multiple rows or
columns.
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You can press [____________________] [Tab] to move your
insertion point to the previous cell in a table.
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Matching
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Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or
definition. a. | Adobe Flash | f. | Adobe Flash source
file | b. | Visual Aids | g. | Adobe Flash player file | c. | Tab | h. | Distance | d. | Shift
Tab | i. | Grids | e. | Ctrl Tab | j. | Guides |
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58.
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Feature appearing when you hold down the control key and place the pointer
between guides.
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59.
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Table borders, image maps, and frame borders that appear in Design
view.
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60.
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Movie file with an .swf file extension.
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Allows you to create interactive elements for Web pages.
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62.
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Press to move the insertion point to the next cell in a row.
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Modified True/False
Indicate
whether the statement is true or false. If false, change the identified word or phrase to make the
statement true.
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63.
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The figures above show the Table dialog box settings for a nested table
(shown at the bottom with Item 3). _________________________
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64.
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In the figures above, Item 2 refers to a nested table.
_________________________
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65.
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The figure above shows a table created in Expanded Tables mode.
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The <br> code represents a nonbreaking space.
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You can insert images into cells just as you would place them on a page, using
the Insert panel. _________________________
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68.
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Tables are made up of small boxes called borders.
_________________________
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To add a new row to the end of a table, simply press [Insert].
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Cell walls are the lines inside the cell borders.
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71.
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Splitting cells, as shown in the figure above, means to combine multiple
cells into one cell. _________________________
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72.
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In order to view Flash movies, as shown in the figure above, you need the Adobe
Flash Program, which is embedded in the latest versions of most browsers.
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