Question 1

Match between columns
                        Premises: Division-based layout
Uses navigational hyperlinks to provide access to other site pages
The Design view user interface
Bulleted list
Moves text away from the margins
Double-click a tag to select all the content within the tag
The default filename for the blank page that opens with Expression Web
Search engine results list

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The Answer of unordered list and home page and page is...

Question 2

Centering , like all formatting techniques, should not be overdone.

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Overusing any formatting technique can make a document look unprofessional and difficult to read. It's important to use centering (or any other formatting technique) strategically and sparingly.

Question 3

____________________ fonts can convey professionalism and clarity on a Web site.

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The answer of ____________________ fonts can convey professionalism and clarity...

Question 4

Using the accompanying figure, briefly explain the role of div tags to create the layout for the resulting Web page.

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The answer of  Using the accompanying figure, briefly explain...

Question 5

Critical Thinking Questions Case 1-1 In preparation for creating your own personal Web site, you install Expression Web 3 as your Web authoring program. Although you are familiar with some Web authoring tools, a quick review of the Expression Web workspace window leaves you with a few questions. You want to experiment with adding different background colors to a page. A call to your friend Becky, who has worked with Expression Web, reveals that you can change the background color by____.
A) clicking the Properties command on the File menu to open the Page Properties dialog box, clicking the Formatting tab in the Page Properties dialog box, clicking the Background color button arrow, and then clicking a color choice on the color grid or click the More Colors command to select a color not currently on the color grid
B) right-clicking anywhere on the page and then clicking a color from the Background color grid
C) clicking the Background command on the File menu to open the Background dialog box, clicking the Formatting tab in the Background dialog box, clicking the Color button arrow, and then clicking a color choice on the color grid or click the More Colors command to select a color not currently on the color grid
D) clicking the Background Color button on the Common toolbar

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Option A describes the correct process of changing the background color in Expression Web. The other options listed are not valid ways to change the background color.

Question 6

List and describe at least four general guidelines for creating an Expression Web site.

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The answer of List and describe at least four general...

Question 7

You can display a menu of available colors for text by clicking the ____________________ button arrow on the Common toolbar, as shown in the accompanying figure.

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The answer of  You can display a menu of...

Question 8

The editing window contains the tools necessary to edit and manage Web pages.

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The answer of The editing window contains the tools necessary...

Question 9

You should avoid using all capital letters, which are difficult to read online and are the Web equivalent of ____________________.

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The answer of You should avoid using all capital letters,...

Question 10

Critical Thinking Questions Case 1-2 You and your friend Jim are coaches on a local youth sports team. You and Jim have decided to create a Web site to provide information about the team. You meet to discuss a few remaining issues with your design plan. Jim is very artistic and thinks using handwriting or scrollwork fonts will add a lot of interest to the site. You suggest to Jim that ____.
A) you love Web pages that use handwriting fonts and think they are exciting and fun
B) handwriting and scroll fonts are frequently used by other Web sites and your site should follow the trend
C) commonly available fonts or font families that are easy for visitors to read are a better choice than handwriting or scroll fonts
D) you had no idea that handwriting or scrollwork could be used on a Web page

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Using commonly available fonts or font families that are easy for visitors to read is a better choice than handwriting or scroll fonts. While artistic fonts may add interest to the site, readability is more important for ensuring that visitors can easily access the information provided on the Web page.

Question 11

Briefly describe the general role of the Apply Styles panel.

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The answer of Briefly describe the general role of the...

Question 12

You can double-click the tag in the Common toolbar to place a division container on your page at the insertion point.

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The Common toolbar does not contain a specific button for placing a division container (div tag) directly by double-clicking. Instead, you typically use the Insert menu or panel in web development tools like Adobe Dreamweaver to insert a div tag at the insertion point.

Question 13

If you quit Expression Web without opening a Web site first, Expression Web will try to open that site the next time it starts.

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If Expression Web is closed without opening a website, it will not try to open any website the next time it starts.

Question 14

If no previous site is in Expression Web's memory, it starts with a blank Web page named Untitled_1.html.

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Expression Web starts with a blank Web page named Untitled_1.html if there is no previous site in its memory.

Question 15

Arial and Times New Roman are examples of a(n) ____________________.

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The answer of Arial and Times New Roman are examples...

Question 16

Critical Thinking Questions Case 1-1 In preparation for creating your own personal Web site, you install Expression Web 3 as your Web authoring program. Although you are familiar with some Web authoring tools, a quick review of the Expression Web workspace window leaves you with a few questions. After inserting text in the blank page and changing the background color, you notice an asterisk on the page tab above the editing window. You call Becky again to ask about the asterisk. Becky tells you that ____.
A) you should not worry about the asterisk; it does not mean anything
B) you need to rename the page
C) you have made changes to the page since you last saved it
D) you must open a Web site in which to insert the page

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The asterisk on the page tab indicates that changes have been made to the page since it was last saved. This is a common feature in many software programs, indicating that the user needs to save their work in order to keep those changes.

Question 17

Critical Thinking Questions Case 1-2 You and your friend Jim are coaches on a local youth sports team. You and Jim have decided to create a Web site to provide information about the team. You meet to discuss a few remaining issues with your design plan. You want to organize each page's layout carefully so that it is easy to apply consistent formatting throughout all the pages. Jim suggests that ____.
A) each page element should be individually formatted using toolbar buttons
B) each page's layout be broken into logical sections using tags and the contents of each be formatted
C) the HTML tags for formatting should be manually inserted in Code view
D) you not worry so much about formatting consistency; inconsistent formatting adds interest and excitement to Web pages

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Breaking each page's layout into logical sections using tags and formatting the contents of each section will ensure consistent formatting throughout all the pages. Formatting each element individually using toolbar buttons can result in inconsistencies and manually inserting HTML tags in Code view may be time-consuming and potentially error-prone. Option D is not a viable option as inconsistent formatting can be confusing and unprofessional for the user.

Quiz 1: Creating an Expression Web Site

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition.