Student Questions

If H=3, Then Y=

What is Quarter to 5?

I blamed ______

Do magnets attract on the same poles?

What is 3!+4! ?

Choose the correct verb

Mars is known as ______

What does MCCLV=

What is 0 ÷ 0 ?

What does the # symbol in a URL represent? A. A new query parameter B. A fragment identifier (page jump) C. A hidden file D. The end of the domain

Which attribute must be added to the <audio> or <video> tag to display play, pause, and volume buttons? A. buttons B. controls C. interface D. play

What is the correct syntax for a URL? A. domain:protocol/path B. scheme://domain/path C. path/domain://scheme D. /domain/path://scheme

What is the purpose of the alt attribute in the <img> tag? A. To make the image look alternative B. To provide a link to the image C. To display text if the image fails to load D. To change the size of the image

Which component is optional in a URL? A. Protocol B. Domain Name C. Port Number D. Scheme

Which HTML tag is used to embed a video file? A. <media> B. <movie> C. <video> D. <embed>

Which part of the URL comes after the domain name and specifies the exact location of a resource within the server? A. Protocol B. Host C. Path D. Top-Level Domain

What is the difference between http:// and https://? A. https is faster than http. B. https is a secured, encrypted version of http. C. http is only for images, https is for text. D. There is no difference.

What symbol is used to start a "query string" in a URL? A. # B. / C. ? D. &

Which component of a URL points to a specific section within a single web page? A. Subdomain B. Fragment (Anchor) C. Port D. Parameter

Which part of the URL identifies the specific location of a website, such as "google.com"? A. Protocol B. Path C. Domain Name D. File extension