Question 1 (1 point) Which of the following are WYSIWYG text editors and which are plain text editors, respectively? Question 1 options: WYSIWYG: • Microsoft Word • Apple Pages Plain Text: • • Notepad++ • BBEdit WYSIWYG: • Microsoft Word • Apple Pages • Notepad++ Plain Text: • • BBEdit WYSIWYG: • Microsoft Word Plain Text: • • Notepad++ • BBEdit • Apple Pages WYSIWYG: • Notepad++ • BBEdit Plain Text: • Microsoft Word • Apple Pages Question 2 (1 point) As described in the course notes, which of the following is a complete and valid HTML document? Question 2 options: My Webpage The content of my webpage is added here. Intro to CS100 Welcome to CS100, one of the most fun courses at the University of Waterloo! Learning HTML HTML is the standard markup language for documents intended to be displayed on web browsers. Math Math is really useful. Question 3 (1 point) Which of the following is/are valid tag(s) that can be used in HTML? Question 3 options: All of the above Question 4 (1 point) Which of the following is an example of a valid paired tag? Question 4 options: B and C Question 5 (1 point) If you wanted your HTML page to display the ampersand symbol (&), which of the following would you code into your page? Question 5 options: & &ersand; & ∧ Question 6 (1 point) Which of the following displays a correct closing tag? Question 6 options: Question 7 (1 point) Given the following tags, which of the following uses proper nesting technique as described by the Modules? , , , , , Question 7 options: …………… …………… …………… …………… Question 8 (1 point) Which of the following do NOT require a closing tag? (Can choose more than one answer) Question 8 options: Question 9 (1 point) What is the primary purpose of the at the top of an HTML file? Question 9 options: To communicate to the text editor that the file is an HTML file. To tell the text editor to add the correct extension for an HTML file. To tell the reader that they are looking at an HTML file. To communicate to the web browser that the file is an HTML file. Question 10 (1 point) In the HTML , border is a(n) Question 10 options: Tag Attribute Character entity reference ID Source Question 11 (1 point) The following will display Example Title in the title of your web browser: Example Title Question 11 options: True False Question 12 (1 point) If the HTML body given on the left were used, it would produce the webpage on the right. Question 12 options: True False Question 13 (1 point) What are tag attributes? Question 13 options: Tag attributes insert a hyperlink to another webpage. Tag attributes contain additional information to control the behavior of the tag. Tag attributes describe what the webpage is about. Tag attributes are physical descriptions of the memory and speed of a website. Question 14 (1 point) How can you add whitespace to an HTML document. Question 14 options:   All of the above Question 15 (1 point) What happens if you do not specify the size attributes for an image in HTML? Question 15 options: The image will be displayed in its original size. The image cannot be displayed The text editor will assign a fixed size of 200px. The image will adjust accordingly to the size of the browser. Question 16 (1 point) What is the primary reason for the , , etc. tags? Question 16 options: To display different sized headers To display headers with different attributes (bold, etc.) To identify the main header, sub-headers, etc. Question 17 (1 point) Which of the following is incorrect HTML? Question 17 options: Hello there. 😊 Here is another link Question 18 (1 point) To insert Unicode you would use the following syntax: emoji Question 18 options: True False Before beginning your assignment, you must download a text editor that will allow you to create and edit HTML files. • For Windows users, we recommend Notepad++ https://notepad-plus-plus.org/. If you are living overseas and do not have access to Notepad++, please contact the course staff. • For Mac users, we recommend BBEdit https://www.barebones.com/products/bbedit/ But you may use other TEXT-based editors if you wish. **You may NOT use a WYSIWYG editor such as Dreamweaver (or even MS Word).** This week you get to create your own webpage. It can be about whatever (appropriate) topic you want, such as game, TV show or a hobby you are interested in. However, it must include (AT LEAST) the following elements: • A title • 2 different types of headings (h1, h2, etc.) • 2 paragraphs • 2 images o 1 must be an external picture (from another website) o 1 local picture that you have uploaded o (follow these instructions on uploading files using an SFTP client) This can be your me.jpg from A3, or another image • 1 hyperlink • 1 ordered list • 1 unordered list • 1 table o Must have a minimum of 2 rows and 2 columns • 2 character entity references • At least one appropriate use of and an appropriate use of • All document basics that were taught in the module (doctype, head, etc...) You may only use the content covered in Module 7. Do not use other HTML elements or styles (if there is something extra you really want to use, check with the ISAs first). We will also be taking off marks for readability - your HTML must be organized so that it is easy for the user to read (use good whitespace and indentation within the HTML). We have provided an example of a webpage that includes all required elements. Example aot 20 21- 11- 0 7, 9 :3 5 PM Basic Information on Attack On Titan Attack on Titan is a Japanese manga and show that focuses on a civilization that lives within three gigantic walls. Humanity nearly became extinct after giant human-like creatures called Titans appeared and drove humanity into the three walls. The civilizations military employ special maneuvering gear to help defeat the Titans. (source) Manga and Anime Adaptation The manga was created by Hajime Isayama with its first chapter released on September 9th 2009 and the last chapter released on April 9th 2021. The show first aired in Japan on April 7th 2013 and is currently reaching it's final few episodes in January 10th 2022. Attack in Titan Seasons: 1. 2. 3. 4. Season 1 animated by WIT Studios (April 7 2013 — September 29 2013) Season 2 animated by WIT Studios (April 1 2017 — June 17 2017) Season 3 animated by WIT Studios (July 23 2018 — October 15 2018 & April 2019 — July 1 2019) Season 4 animated by MAPPA Studios (December 7 2020 — March 29 2021) 5. Season 4 Part 2 animated by MAPPA Studios (January 10 2022 — TBA) (source) f ile:///Users/mariaan dreacruz/Deskt op/examp le_websit es.ht ml Page 1 of 2 aot 2021- 11- 07, 9 :35 PM Characters This story introduces many important, loveable, and hated characters. Some of the characters are: Eren Yaeger (Main Protagonist) Mikasa Ackerman Armin Arlert Levi Erwin Smith Hange Zoë Other characters include: Reiner Braun Annie Leonhart Berthold Hoover Christa Lenz Go check out Netflix to see the first season of Attack on Titan! file:///Users/mariaandreacruz/Deskt op/example_websit es.ht ml Page 2 of 2
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