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STUDY GUIDE FOR JAN. 6 QUIZ

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Quiz 3 –Study Guide Writing an HTML Page

Web Design 2009-2010

 

Write a web page using HTML codes to include the following tags:

1.      start and end tags - <html>, </html>

2.    head tags - <head>, </head>

3.    title tags - <title>, </title>

4.    body tags - <body>, </body>

5.    heading tags - <h1>, </h1>

6.    font tags - <b>, </b> or <i>, </i> or <u>, </u>

7.    paragraph tags - <p>, </p>

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Example:

<html>

<head>

<title>My Web Page</title>

<body><b><i><u>

This is my example of a web page!

<h1>This is an example of a heading!</h1>

<p> This is my example of a paragraph!</p>

</u></i></b></body>

</html>

 

 

 Study Guide - Quiz 2

 Web Design HTML Documents & Tags

1.       Evaluating a website:

·        Is the information truthful?

·        Is there someway to contact the people who made the site?

·        Do the pages within the website link back to the home page?

·        Was the site proofread for spelling or grammar errors?

·        How recent was the website last updated?

·        Is the purpose of the website clear?

·        Is it easy to find the information you need?

2.     Notepad is used to create web pages, there are many other programs that can also be used

3.     When adding digital images to your HTML document, you should always save your image as a JPEG file.

4.     HTML Tags usually come in pairs and are typed in lower case.

5.     Markup language is a set of Tags, it is NOT a programming language.

6.     Opening and Closing are other names for start and end Tags.

7.     Schools, libraries, museums websites will generally have accurate information.

8.     The start and end Tags for adding Headings are:

 

<h1>

<h2>

<h3>

</h1>

</h2>

</h3

 

9.     HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language.

10.  The first tag when creating an HTML document is always <html>

11.   The last tag when creating an HTML document is always </html>

12.  The start and end Tags for adding paragraphs are <p> and </p>

13.  The Tag for wrapping text around an image is   <img src=”filename” align=”alignment” />

14.  Titles created with title Tags<title>Some Example Headings</title> appear on the title bar of a web page.

15.  When adding Clip Art images to your HTML document, you should always save your image as a GIF file.

16.  HTML documents are also called web pages.

Quiz 1 Study Guide- Web Design Vocabulary

Booting Up - To turn on the computer

CPU - Central Processing Unit- the chip which acts as the brain of the computer. It processes instructions fed to it. Sometimes people use the term CPU to describe the whole box which contains the chip, motherboard, hard drive, etc.

Operating System - The software that is responsible for running the PC, control and utilization of the hardware and peripherals. Older IBM PCs ran DOS for Disk Operating System

Driver - A piece of software which controls or "drives" a hardware device such as a printer

Hardware - The physical components of a PC.

PC - Personal Computer. Smaller computers in common use by individuals or small businesses. Also called Desktop Computers.

RAM - Random Access Memory -- temporary memory that can be accessed randomly for reading, writing, saving, or deleting.

ROM - Read Only Memory -- permanent memory that can be read but not changed or deleted.

Server -A computer on a network that manages a specific resource for other computers. For example, a file server handles the storing of files from many users on the network. Other servers include print servers, network servers, mail servers, and web servers.

Software - Programs that give instructions for the computer to perform specific duties: Word, PowerPoint, Browser, DOS.


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