Test 6 Review (Coding)

Which part of a URL specifies the protocol used to access a resource?

• Domain

• Path

• Protocol

• Query

What is the main difference between an absolute address and a relative address in web development?

• Absolute addresses are shorter than relative addresses.

• Absolute addresses include the full URL, while relative addresses are based on the current document's location.

• Relative addresses are used for external links only.

• Absolute addresses are used only in HTML.

In HTML, which element is used to create a hyperlink?

• `

  `

  ``

  `

  `

  ``

Which CSS selector would you use to apply styles to all `

` elements within a `

` with the class "content"?

`div p`

`.content p`

`#content p`

`p.content`

What role does the HTTP protocol play in networking?

• It defines the structure of web pages.

• It is used to transfer web pages from a server to a client.

• It secures data transmission over the internet.

• It is used to style web pages.

In a URL, what does the domain represent?

• The specific file being requested

• The server where the resource is hosted

• The protocol used

• The path to the resource

Which of the following is an example of a relative address?

• `http://www.example.com/about`

• `/about`

• `www.example.com/about`

• `https://example.com`

What is the purpose of the `` element in an HTML document?

• To display the main content of the page

• To contain metadata and links to scripts and stylesheets

• To create hyperlinks

• To define the footer of the page

Which CSS property is used to change the text color of an element?

• `font-size`

• `color`

• `background-color`

• `text-align`

How does the HTTPS protocol differ from HTTP?

• HTTPS is faster than HTTP.

• HTTPS encrypts data for secure transmission.

• HTTPS is used for email services.

• HTTPS is a newer version of HTTP with no other differences.

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