Question 1

The href attribute is used within the <a> element to define the address of the page or resource you want to link to.

Accepted Answer

The href attribute within the <a> element specifies the URL of the page or resource that the link points to.

Question 2

Which of the following are types of URLs?&#10;A) Absolute&#10;B) Relative&#10;C) Unique&#10;D) A and B&#10;E) A, B and C

Accepted Answer

Absolute and Relative URLs are the two main types. Absolute URLs provide a complete path, including the protocol and domain name, while Relative URLs specify the path relative to the current URL, omitting the protocol and domain name. "Unique" is not a type of URL.

Question 3

The _______ ________ is the page you land on when you navigate to a site.&#10;A) Master Page&#10;B) Default Document&#10;C) Standard Landing&#10;D) All of the above

Accepted Answer

The Default Document is the page you land on when you navigate to a site, typically named index.html or default.aspx, depending on the server and technology used.

Question 4

The SiteMapPath navigation control can display the structure of the site, and can expand and collapse the different nodes.

Accepted Answer

The SiteMapPath navigation control is used to display a breadcrumb navigation trail on a website. It does not have the capability to expand and collapse different nodes; it simply shows the path from the home page to the current page.

Question 5

Which of the following is not a valid way to redirect a user to a new page?&#10;A) Response.Redirect&#10;B) SQL.Redirect&#10;C) Server.Transfer&#10;D) None of the above are valid

Accepted Answer

SQL.Redirect is not a valid method for redirecting a user to a new page. Response.Redirect and Server.Transfer are both valid methods used in ASP.NET for redirection.

Deck 7: Navigation