1. CSS can be defined for entire sites by simply writing the CSS definitions where ?
a) Plain Text document
b) Head section of each page
c) Body section of each page
d) none 2. Netscape and Internet Explorer supports CSS in which way ?
a) Exact same, since CSS is a cross browser standard by W3C
b) Very different on older browsers, closer to the same on newer
c) Completely different, nothing is cross browser safe.
d) none 3. In CSS, you have the following options for changing text color ?
a) Common name and Hexcolor only
b) Common name, RBG value, Hexcolor
c) RBG value, Hexcolor
d) Hexcolor only 4. Which of the following is NOT a valid CSS selector ?
a) ID selectors
b) TAG selectors
c) Title selectors
d) HEAD selectors 5. CSS stands for ?
a) Crossing Standards Sheets
b) Cascading Simple Shores
c) Cascading Style Sheets
d) Connecting Standard Style 6. In CSS, what is a definition of fonts, colors, etc. called ?
a) Font-family
b) ID tag
c) Style
d) None 7. Which of the following browsers has most limited support for CSS Layers ?
a) Netscape 6
b) Internet Explorer 4 or newer
c) Netscape 4
d) none 8. Which of the following is NOT an advantage of CSS ?
a) Define the look of your pages in one place
b) Works on version 4 browsers or newer
c) Easily change the look
d) None
9. In CSS, the font-style property can make text what ?
a) Different colors
b) Bigger
c) Italic
d) All the above 10. You can change the look of the entire site at once when CSS is defined where?
a) On your computer
b) In the database
c) In an external file
d) With each block of text 11. In CSS, a:link defines the style for ?
a) active links
b) visited links
c) Virtuallinks
d) normal unvisited links 12. CSS can be added to a page on how many levels ?
a) 2 - Head and External file
b) 4 - Tag, Head, External file and Meta tag
c) 3 - Tag, Head and External