Hyperlinks HTML

An internal hyperlink is a link you can use to jump to another

• section on the same Web page.
• Web site.
• Web browser.
• page on the Web site.

Which of the following assumes the current document's path so that all references are made from the document's current directory?

• Targeted URL

• Absolute URL

• Relative URL

• Fully qualified URL

Which term describes a hyperlink that links one file on your hard drive to another file on your hard drive? 

• Internal hyperlink
• Image hyperlink
• Local hyperlink
• External hyperlink

What is the term for a hyperlink you create to link one point to another in the same Web page?

• External hyperlink
• Local hyperlink
• Internal hyperlink
• Image hyperlink

An absolute URL:

• contains a full path to a resource, excluding the protocol indicator
• contains a full path to a resource, including the protocol indicator
• assumes the current document's path so that all references are made from the top of the site's hierarchial directory structure
• assumes the current document's path so that all references are made from the document's current directory.

You can use automatic link-checking software to identify invalid hyperlinks. If you find invalid links, what should you do next?

• Run the link-checking software in Fix Invalid Links mode.
• Use the link-checking software to re-create all links in your code.
• Re-create the page from scratch to ensure that all codes is fresh and valid
• Manually update the code to delete or modify invalid links

Which of the following should you use when you develop your own Web pages and want to link them to form a site?

• Local hyperlinks
• Internal hyperlinks
• External hyperlinks
• Image hyperlinks

By default, what occurs when a user clicks a hyperlink in a browser? 

• The link's specified destination will appear.
• A new browser window will open displaying the specified destination.
• The destination Web site's home page will appear.
• The destination Web site's default page will appear.

Which of the following should you use on your Web pages when you want to reference pages on other Web sites?

• Internal hyperlinks
• Local hyperlinks
• External hyperlinks
• Image hyperlinks

Consider the following anchor element:
<a href="http://www.habitat.org">Habitat</a>
In this example, to what does "Habitat" refer? 

• The section of your Web page to which the destination page is linked
• The target of your hyperlink
• The page text that will be affected by the anchor element
• The page text that will display when you access the destination Web page via the anchor element