True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 is a Web development tool.
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2.
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Dreamweaver 8 lets you create dynamic, interactive Web pages.
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3.
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You cannot use Dreamweaver to create individual Web pages.
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4.
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Files created in Dreamweaver are saved using the .mdw Macromedia proprietary
file extension.
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5.
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You use a browser to view your Web pages on the Internet.
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6.
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Panel groups can be collapsed and docked on the right side of the screen, or
undocked by dragging the gripper on the left side of the panel group title bar.
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7.
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The Dreamweaver Start page provides shortcuts for opening files or for creating
new files or Web sites.
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8.
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The first Web page that appears when viewers go to a Web site is called the
default page.
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9.
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You can use the Property inspector to format text so that it is attractive and
easy to read.
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10.
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To view the code for a particular page element, select the page element in
Design view, then click the Show Code view button.
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11.
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Once you complete the planning phase, you need to set up the structure of the
site by creating a storyboard.
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12.
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After you create a root folder, you need to define your Web site.
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13.
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After you create the assets folder, it is a good idea to set it as the default
location to store the Web site images.
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14.
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It is not a good idea to create subfolders within the assets folder.
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15.
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The home page filename usually has the name home.html (.htm).
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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You can use the ____ panel to create folders to organize and store the various
files for your Web site, and to add pages to your Web site.
a. | Files | b. | Application | c. | CSS | d. | Dreamweaver |
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The ____ is a graphical representation of how the pages within a Web site relate
to each other.
a. | File panel | b. | home page | c. | navigation
structure | d. | site map |
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The ____ is the large white area in the Dreamweaver program window where you
create and edit Web pages.
a. | menu bar | b. | document window | c. | Insert
bar | d. | Document toolbar |
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The ____ is located above the document window.
a. | menu bar | b. | document window | c. | Insert
bar | d. | Document toolbar |
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20.
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The ____ is located below the document window.
a. | status bar | b. | Property inspector | c. | Insert
bar | d. | Menu bar |
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A ____ is a particular way of displaying page content.
a. | panel | b. | home page | c. | navigation
structure | d. | view |
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____ view shows the page as it would appear in a browser and is primarily used
for designing and creating a Web page.
a. | Code and Design | b. | Code | c. | Debugging | d. | Design |
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____ view shows the underlying HTML code for the page, but not how it will look
on a browser.
a. | Code and Design | b. | Code | c. | Debugging | d. | Design |
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____ are graphic or text elements on a Web page that users click to display
another location on the page, another Web page on the same Web site, or a Web page on a different Web
site.
a. | Maps | b. | Links | c. | Banners | d. | Forms |
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____ are graphics displayed across the top of the screen that can incorporate a
company’s logo, contact information, and links to the other pages in the site.
a. | Image maps | b. | Links | c. | Banners | d. | Navigation bars |
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____ a Web site means that you transfer all the files for the site to a Web
server.
a. | Pushing | b. | Publishing | c. | Distributing | d. | Finishing |
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A(n) ____ address is an assigned series of numbers, separated by periods, that
designate an address on the Internet.
a. | MAC | b. | physical | c. | IP | d. | Internet |
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28.
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Item 1 above is the ____.
a. | Tag Inspector | b. | Property Inspector | c. | Coding
toolbar | d. | Code view |
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29.
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Item ____ above is the Src text box.
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30.
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Item ____ above is the Browse for File icon.
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Completion
Complete each
statement.
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31.
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A(n) ____________________ is a group of related Web pages that are linked
together and share a common interface and design.
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32.
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HTML stands for _________________________.
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33.
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A(n) ____________________ is a program, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Netscape Communicator, that lets you display HTML-developed Web pages.
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34.
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The ____________________ is the first page that viewers will see when they visit
a Web site.
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35.
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You can use the ____________________ map to view and edit the navigation
structure of your Web site.
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36.
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The ____________________ structure is the way viewers navigate from page to page
in your Web site.
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37.
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The Dreamweaver ____________________ is designed to provide you with easy access
to all the tools you need to create Web pages.
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38.
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The ____________________, located at the bottom of the Dreamweaver window, lets
you view and change the properties of a selected object.
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39.
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Item ____________________ in the figure above is the expander arrow.
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40.
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Item ____________________ in the figure above can be dragged to undock or
“float” the panel group.
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41.
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Item ____________________ in the figure above is the application panel
group.
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42.
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Item ____________________ in the figure above is the View list arrow.
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43.
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Item ____________________ in the figure above is the Site list arrow.
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44.
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Item ____________________ in the figure above can be clicked to show local and
remote sites button.
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Essay
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45.
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What is a site map and how is it useful?
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