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| On the exam slam practice test I found two answers I think are wrong. What do you think?
Q1 Which of the following HTML tags is used to make a table cell.
a.td
b.tr
c.bvld
d.str
I think its td(table data) but the answer given was tr(table row). I'm confused
Q2Which of the following HTML tags is used to make a table row?
a.td
b.tr
c.p
d.br
I think is tr(table row) but the answer given was td(table data).I don't get it
Please reply soon. I'm taking the i-net tommorrow.
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| I saw these and had the same thoughts. Thanks for posting the good questions. | |
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Bugsbunny -
I remember these two questions very vividly in my test. I also was very confused with the practice test answers, so here is what my very basic research yielded. Please note that I am not an HTMP expert, but I am in the process of learning.
From HTML, The Complete Reference, Pages 244-246: "In HTML, a table <TABLE>...</TABLE>, contains one or more rows, <TR>...</TR>. Each row contains cells holding a heading, <TH>...</TH>, or date, <TD>...</TD>."
By teh way, according to the book, the closing tags for <TR>, <TH> and <TD> tags are optional under the HTML specifications.
So, here is my answers to your questions.
Q1 Which of the following HTML tags is used to make a table cell.
a.td
b.tr
c.bvld
d.str
I think the answer should be (A)
Q2Which of the following HTML tags is used to make a table row?
a.td
b.tr
c.p
d.br
The answer, I think, is (B).
These were probably two of the most confusing questions and answers I had on my test. I hope I have given you good information here. If not, I hope someone out there will set us straight.
Good luck on your test. Take your time, read each and every question very carefully, and pick the best answer. You will do fine!
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Rick i-Net+ | |
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Originally posted by RickF:
Bugsbunny -
I remember these two questions very vividly in my test. I also was very confused with the practice test answers, so here is what my very basic research yielded. Please note that I am not an HTMP expert, but I am in the process of learning.
From HTML, The Complete Reference, Pages 244-246: "In HTML, a table <TABLE>...</TABLE>, contains one or more rows, <TR>...</TR>. Each row contains cells holding a heading, <TH>...</TH>, or date, <TD>...</TD>."
By teh way, according to the book, the closing tags for <TR>, <TH> and <TD> tags are optional under the HTML specifications.
So, here is my answers to your questions.
Q1 Which of the following HTML tags is used to make a table cell.
a.td
b.tr
c.bvld
d.str
I think the answer should be (A)
Q2Which of the following HTML tags is used to make a table row?
a.td
b.tr
c.p
d.br
The answer, I think, is (B).
These were probably two of the most confusing questions and answers I had on my test. I hope I have given you good information here. If not, I hope someone out there will set us straight.
Good luck on your test. Take your time, read each and every question very carefully, and pick the best answer. You will do fine!
Thanks for your reply. Rick I agree with you 100% but on the exam slam practice test they answered b for Q1 and for Q2 they said a. The exam slams practice test seems to have things backwards.
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| No problem Bugsbunny. Glad to be of some help.
I did find a couple of typo's in my reply to you, so here is the corrected version.
I remember these two questions very vividly in my test. I also was very confused with the practice test answers, so here is what my very basic research yielded. Please note that I am not an HTML expert, but I am in the process of learning.
From HTML, The Complete Reference, Pages 244-246: "In HTML, a table <TABLE>...</TABLE>, contains one or more rows, <TR>...</TR>. Each row contains cells holding a heading, <TH>...</TH>, or data, <TD>...</TD>."
By the way, according to the book, the closing tags for <TR>, <TH> and <TD> tags are optional under the HTML specifications.
Funny how a couple of mistyped letters can change this dramatically!
Good luck!
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Rick i-Net+ | |
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| There are a lot more wrong answers and typing errors in the test. I made a posting earlier to let Phantom309 know that I have been correcting his great test, but have not received an answer yet. I also asked if I could place it in an other format on my site, but found out that all questions used can be found in a posting called RAW dump. So I will place it in a TestMaster version on http://www.TMQbase.com within a week along with some other tests. | |
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| No problem. I've removed the exam from the site. That'll fix the errors. If anyone else would like a copy of the exam, sorry the exam is riddled with wrong answers and bogus questions and though I scored a measly 94% using the two beta exams, I'm sure it was just luck. Have a nice day. |
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