1D0-520 practice questions, page 2 of 6, with answer review and explanations.
Question 6
Certain Web sites are known to be successful. What do these successful Web sites have in common?
They focus on fulfilling unmet needs of Web site consumers.
They have published a well-documented mind map of their Web site.
They have created a unique metaphor.
They all sell books and clothing.
Question 7
Server and operating system vendors regularly update their software by offering security patches when new vulnerabilities are discovered. To keep your Web site and server safe, you should apply security patches:
after they have been standardized by the ISO.
after your system has been compromised.
as soon as they are released and proven stable.
during your next scheduled monthly maintenance session.
Question 8
You want to provide your visitors with Web pages that look good and perform well on many browsers and platforms. Accessibility and conformance to W3C standards are critical. Using a WYSIWYG editor, what would be the most appropriate positioning method and font choice for page elements on the site template?
Table layout and absolute font sizes
CSS positioning and absolute font sizes
Table layout and relative font sizes
CSS positioning and relative font sizes
Question 9
You are working for a financial services company. The company has a Web site that allows its customers to review their statements online. Your Web site uses the Document Object Model (DOM), ActiveX, JavaScript and Java. Which of these technologies is most likely to cause customers problems with their browsers when they try to access information?
Java
ActiveX
Document Object Model (DOM)
JavaScript
Question 10
Bi-directional text is a function of CSS2. What is the importance of this function?
CSS2 determines the display of paged media.
Some languages, such as Arabic, can cause documents to render with mixed directionality.
The need for the browser proprietary <layer> tag is eliminated.
A Z-axis allows elements to be stacked on a page and displayed in either direction.