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(1)
When referencing an HTML element preceded by a # (pound or hash), what javascript function is this equivalent to?
[A]
getElementByClassName
[B]
getElementByTagName
[C]
getElementById
[D]
None of the above
(2)
What is the each function used for?
[A]
The Each function allows you to loop through different elements with a class or ID
[B]
The Each function allows you to put the word "Each" into each element
[C]
The Each function allows you to loop though every element in a parent element
[D]
None of the above
Answer: The Each function allows you to loop through different elements with a class or ID
(3)
What are the various speed options?
[A]
Only the words "slow", "fast", and "medium"
[B]
The words "slow" and "fast" as well as integers for the milliseconds
[C]
None of the above
[D]
All of the above
Answer: The words "slow" and "fast" as well as integers for the milliseconds
(4)
If you want to stop your jQuery for a few milliseconds, which function do you use?
[A]
delay()
[B]
slowdown()
[C]
pause()
[D]
stop()
(5)
When do you use the $(this) code?
[A]
When an HTML element will reference its parent element's action
[B]
When an HTML element will reference the entire document
[C]
When an HTML element will reference its own action
[D]
None of the above
Answer: When an HTML element will reference its own action
(6)
How do you fetch the first span on the page, which has the class ‘green’?
[A]
$('span.green:first')
[B]
$('span, .green, :first')
[C]
$('first .green span')
[D]
None of the above
Answer: $('span.green:first')
(7)
Which of the following is correct?
[A]
jQuery is a JSON Library
[B]
jQuery is a JavaScript Library
[C]
None of the above
[D]
All of the above
Answer: jQuery is a JavaScript Library
(8)
What is the difference between .width() and .outerWidth()?
[A]
The methods are basically the same. The only difference is that .width() returns a number, whereas outerWidth() a string
[B]
No difference. width() is a shorthand alias for outerWidth()
[C]
width() returns the computed width of the element, while outerWidth() returns the width plus all the margins and paddings
[D]
None of the above
Answer: width() returns the computed width of the element, while outerWidth() returns the width plus all the margins and paddings
(9)
Which function do you reference in HTML form data?
[A]
val()
[B]
formData()
[C]
value()
[D]
None of the above
(10)
The speed options can be applied to which jQuery functions?
[A]
show and fadeIn
[B]
toggleCss
[C]
css and ajax
[D]
All of the above
(11)
You can test whether the browser supports specific features using...
[A]
$.browserTest
[B]
$.browser
[C]
$.featureTest
[D]
$.support
(12)
Query.noConflict(true) is used to..
[A]
Improve compatibility
[B]
Remove all jQuery variables from the global scope
[C]
Free up the $ symbol for use by other libraries
[D]
All of the above
(13)
The method that provides AJAX functionality within jQuery is named..
[A]
easyAJAX
[B]
jQueryajax
[C]
ajax
[D]
None Of The Above
(14)
You can attach a handler to an event using which method?
[A]
bind
[B]
eventAttach
[C]
eventBind
[D]
attach
(15)
$('#masterList').find('li')
.width(500).addClass('selected');
The phenomena occuring in the above code is called?
[A]
Animating
[B]
AJAX
[C]
Event bubbling
[D]
Chaining
(16)
What is jQuery?
[A]
jQuery is a library of JavaScript Functions
[B]
jQuery stands for Structured Query Language
[C]
jQuery stands for Cascading Style Sheets
[D]
jQuery communication between computers on the Internet
Answer: jQuery is a library of JavaScript Functions
(17)
Load remote data using HTTP GET
[A]
$.getScript(url,callback)
[B]
$.post(url,data,callback,type)
[C]
$.ajax(options)
[D]
$.get(url,data,callback,type)
Answer: $.get(url,data,callback,type)
(18)
When referencing an HTML element preceded by a . (dot), what javascript function is this equivalent to?
[A]
getElementByTagName
[B]
getElementByClassName
[C]
getElementById
[D]
None of the above
Answer: None of the above
(19)
Why do we usually add the stop() method before calling animate()?
[A]
stop() ends any currently running animations on the element, and prevents conflicts and pile-ups
[B]
We tell jQuery that the animation has to be stopped at some point
[C]
stop() halts the execution of the scripts on the page until the animation has finished
[D]
none of the above
Answer: stop() ends any currently running animations on the element, and prevents conflicts and pile-ups
(20)
With jQuery, look at the following selector: $("div.intro"). What does it select?
[A]
All div elements with class="intro"
[B]
The first div element with id="intro"
[C]
The first div element with class="intro"
[D]
All div elements with id="intro"
Answer: All div elements with class="intro"
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