HTML5 and JavaScript Quiz Questions
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1. Which of the following Doctype would you use for a document?
HTML5?
● <!doctype html5>
●
● <!doctype html>
2. Select the element in which you would include the navigation links
primary of a site:
● <section>
● <menu>
● <header>
● <nav>
3. Which of the following uses of the <script> element do you find the most
appropriate?
● <script src="[Link]"></script>
● <script src="[Link]" />
● <script type="text/javascript" src="[Link]"></script>
4. Select the invalid element:
● <meter>
● <hgroup>
● <progress>
●
5. Which of the following scripts is generally used to detect
Capabilities of JS, HTML5, and CSS3 in the browser?
● HTML5 Shim
● Google Detector
● Selectivizr
● Modernizr
6. Select the valid input type
● type="boolean"
● type="textarea"
● type="alphanumeric"
● type="range"
7. If you had to create a search field, what would be the most appropriate?
● <input type="find" />
● <input type="text" search />
● <input type="search" />
8. Which of the following attributes allows you to display a default value in a
input element, but it gets cleared when we focus on it?
● content
● placeholder
● source
● value
9. If you were designing a blog, which of the following elements
would you put the links to files, categories, social media icons, links to
most popular articles, etc?
●
● <section>
●
10. For an input to have focus as soon as the document finishes loading,
Which of the following solutions would you apply?
● Use the boolean attribute autofocus
● Use the attribute autofocus="true"
● Use the placeholder attribute
11. What change could be considered the most important for the element
<a> in HTML5?
● You can point to two different pages at the same time.
● It is no longer of the 'inline' type and can now contain any other element inside (e.g. h1, p, etc.)
● The new placeholder attribute
12. What is the content within the <canvas> tag used for?
● It appears as a link, which when clicked shows us the canvas.
● It is the alternative content that is displayed only by browsers that do not support canvas.
● It is the text that we can add to the canvas as a title.
Intermediate Level
Which of these is not a valid attribute for the video element?
● controls
● autoplay
● loop
● download
2. Using the API for the video element, which of the following events
we must "listen" to create a custom timer for a video
(e.g.: 10:22)?
● timelistener
● time update
● time counter
● videomove
3. What is the default value of an input of type (type) range?
● The minimum value
● The average value
● The maximum value
4. In the Geolocation API, what are the two attributes or properties of
object "Position"?
● coords and timestamp
● coords and altitude
● latitude and altitude
● latitude and longitude
5. Select the correct way to obtain the value stored in the key
"exam" through localStorage:
● [Link]("exam")
● [Link]("exam")
● [Link]("exam")
6. Using the Canvas API, how would you save a generated canvas?
programmatically to a png file?
● [Link]("image/png")
● [Link]("png")
● [Link]('image/png')
7. It is possible to manipulate an image through the canvas element and convert it,
for example to black and white. Is this also possible for a video?
● Yes
● No
8. Select the invalid attribute for an input:
● required
● autofocus
● pattern
● source
9. How can we indicate that an input is associated with a form in the
which one is not nested?
● Using the 'inputs' attribute in the form
● Using the 'form' attribute in the input.
● It can’t be done.
10. The datalist element:
● It is used to associate a list of options with an input (which uses the 'list' attribute with the id of the datalist).
● It is used to associate a list of options with a select (which uses the "list" attribute with the id of the datalist).
● It is a list-type element, similar to 'ol' or 'ul'.
● It is an element to associate 'meta' elements
Javascript Questions
What is the difference between == and ===?
The double equals operator (==): compares 2 values BUT it does so without checking the type of the values.
variables. Instead, the triple equal operator (===) checks the content of the variable and
also, check that the two variables are of the same type.