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Question: Is the following code valid in HTML 4.01 Strict?
<ul> <li> <ol> <li>A</li> <li>B</li> <ul> <li>Item 1</li> <li>Item 2</li> </ul> <li>C</li> </ol> </li> </ul>
A
Perfectly valid.

B
Invalid because you should not have three levels of nesting in the lists.

C
Invalid because you should not have an unordered list within an ordered list.

D
Invalid because you should not have an ordered list within an unordered list.

E
Invalid because a <ul> tag should not conflict with an <ol> tag at the same list level.

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Question: Which of the following is true for the <param> tag in HTML 4.01?
A
It does need a closing tag.

B
The language attribute cannot be specified with it.

C
The name and type attributes are optional.

D
The class, id, and title attributes can be specified for it.

E
all

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Question: Within a table cell <td>:
A
<p></p> tags cannot be used.

B
<ol></ol> tags cannot be used.

C
<table></table> tags cannot be used.

D
<form></form> tags cannot be used.

E
All tags could be used.

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Question: You want to display a table listing out customer names and their contact information. The heading of the table is shown in the figure. What is the code for creating the first line of the table heading?
A
<tr><th>Customer Name</th><th rowspan=3>Contact</th></tr>

B
<tr><th>Customer Name</th><th colspan=3>Contact</th></tr>

C
<tr><th>Customer Name</th><th cellpadding=3>Contact</th></tr>

D
<tr><th>Customer Name</th><th cellspacing=3>Contact</th></tr>

E
None

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Question: It is not necessary to give the coordinates for an image or object defined within an area tag, if the value of its shape attribute is:
A
Circle

B
Poly

C
Rect

D
Default

E
None

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Question: A <!DOCTYPE> defines the document type of any HTML document. It can be of three types:
A
Strict, Transitional, or Frameset

B
Strict, Transitional, or Loose

C
Fixed, Intermediate, or Loose

D
Fixed, Intermediate, or Frameset

E
None

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Question: You are designing a website for one of your clients. You have to use an applet named cal.class to show a scrollable calendar. Which of the following is the recommended way of calling it if you are using HTML 4.01?
A
<applet code="cal" width="180" height="180"></applet>

B
<img src="cal"></img>

C
<object classid="APPID" id="cal" width="180" height="180"></object>

D
<sub id="cal"></sub>

E
None

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Question: How will you specify a comment in an HTML document?
A
<!- Here is a comment... -!>

B
<-Here is a comment.. ->

C


D
<! Here is a comment... -!>

E
<!-- Here is a comment... --!>

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Question: On one of your Web pages named Listing.html, you specified a target like this: <a name="target4">Old Listing</a> How will you make a link to the above target?
A
<a url="#target4">Check Old Listing as well</a>

B
<a href="#target4">Check Old Listing as well</a>

C
<link url="target4">Check Old Listing as well</link>

D
<a href="Listing.target4">Check Old Listing as well</a>

E
None

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Question: You defined some links as follows:
a:link{color:green} a:visited{color:blue} a:hover{color:red} a:active {color: black}
What will be the color, when the mouse goes over a link?
A
Green

B
Blue

C
Red

D
Black

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Question: Is the following code valid in HTML 4.01 Strict?
<ul> <li> <ol> <li>A</li> <li>B</li> <ul> <li>Item 1</li> <li>Item 2</li> </ul> <li>C</li> </ol> </li> </ul>

Question: Which of the following is true for the <param> tag in HTML 4.01?

Question: Within a table cell <td>:

Question: You want to display a table listing out customer names and their contact information. The heading of the table is shown in the figure. What is the code for creating the first line of the table heading?

Question: It is not necessary to give the coordinates for an image or object defined within an area tag, if the value of its shape attribute is:

Question: A <!DOCTYPE> defines the document type of any HTML document. It can be of three types:

Question: You are designing a website for one of your clients. You have to use an applet named cal.class to show a scrollable calendar. Which of the following is the recommended way of calling it if you are using HTML 4.01?

Question: How will you specify a comment in an HTML document?

Question: On one of your Web pages named Listing.html, you specified a target like this: <a name="target4">Old Listing</a> How will you make a link to the above target?

Question: You defined some links as follows:
a:link{color:green} a:visited{color:blue} a:hover{color:red} a:active {color: black}
What will be the color, when the mouse goes over a link?

Question: Is the following code valid in HTML 4.01 Strict?<ul> <li> <ol> <li>A</li> <li>B</li> <ul> <li>Item 1</li> <li>Item 2</li> </ul> <li>C</li> </ol> </li> </ul>

Question: Which of the following is true for the <param> tag in HTML 4.01?

Question: Within a table cell <td>:

Question: You want to display a table listing out customer names and their contact information. The heading of the table is shown in the figure. What is the code for creating the first line of the table heading?

Question: It is not necessary to give the coordinates for an image or object defined within an area tag, if the value of its shape attribute is:

Question: A <!DOCTYPE> defines the document type of any HTML document. It can be of three types:

Question: You are designing a website for one of your clients. You have to use an applet named cal.class to show a scrollable calendar. Which of the following is the recommended way of calling it if you are using HTML 4.01?

Question: How will you specify a comment in an HTML document?

Question: On one of your Web pages named Listing.html, you specified a target like this: <a name="target4">Old Listing</a> How will you make a link to the above target?

Question: You defined some links as follows:a:link{color:green} a:visited{color:blue} a:hover{color:red} a:active {color: black} What will be the color, when the mouse goes over a link?

Question: Is the following code valid in HTML 4.01 Strict?
<ul> <li> <ol> <li>A</li> <li>B</li> <ul> <li>Item 1</li> <li>Item 2</li> </ul> <li>C</li> </ol> </li> </ul>

Question: You defined some links as follows:
a:link{color:green} a:visited{color:blue} a:hover{color:red} a:active {color: black}
What will be the color, when the mouse goes over a link?