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Question No: 1 Which technology enables businesses to create multimedia applications to deliver their messages? A. Push technology B. Pull technology C. Media access technology D. Neo-Web technology Answer: A. Explanation: The push technology is an Internet client/server technology which can be used for multimedia applications to deliver their messages. Most traffic on the Internet use the Pull technology. We pull the web pages from the web services when we browse the Internet. Pull technology isnt, however, used by multimedia application when they are delivering their messages (not B). There are currently no Internet communication technologies called Media access or neo-Web (not C, D). Question No: 2 A user at her workstation cannot reach any host on the Internet using ping, yet she can ping all the file and print servers on her local LAN. You investigate the problem, and discover that one of the following configuration parameters is missing. Which parameter is missing? A. The default gateway B. The IP address C. The subnet mask D. The DHCP server address Answer: A. Explanation: The clients in this scenario are using TCP/IP. The minimal requirement for a computer configured for TCP/IP is an IP address and a subnet mask. The client is able to function on the LAN so the IP address and the subnet mask must be correct (not B, C). The default gateway setting is used to get access outside the local LAN. This is apparently the problem in this scenario. The TCP/IP configuration settings dont include addresses to DHCP Servers (not D). The initial communication between DHCP clients and the DHCP Server use broadcasts so the IP address of the DHCP server is not needed. Question No: 3 Which component is necessary to connect to the Internet? A. An Ethernet cable B. SMTP C. A web browser D. TCP/IP Answer: D. Explanation: TCP/IP is the protocol of Internet. You cannot connect to Internet without it. You dont need an Ethernet cable (not C), instead you, for example could use the telephone line to connect to the Internet. SMTP is a mail-protocol and it only supports e-mail not Internet connectivity (not B). Most people use web browsers when they are using the Internet, but it isnt necessary.

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Question No: 4 Consider the following HTML code: <1MG SRC= Facelmage.gif USEMAP= #FaceMap> In this code, what does the hash symbol (#) mean? A. FaceMap is an image map defined on another page within your web site B. Use the FaceMap image as an image map with default coordinates C. FaceMap is an image map defined within the same HTML file D. Apply the coordinates defined in a <FaceMap> tag to the Facelmage .gif graphic Answer: C Explanation: The USEMAP= #FaceMap attribute with the 1MG element specifies that an image map with the name of FaceMap should be used on the image. The FaceMap image map must be defined at another location within the same HTML document. The USEJvIAP= #FaceMap attribute and value specifies a local reference within the same HTML document. This image map must be included in the same HTML document (not A). The <1MG ISMAP> tag is used to use the image as an image map (not B). The image map must be defined with the MAP tag. HTML doesnt support a <FaceMap> tag (not D). Insert a reference to link the image to an image map Insert a reference to the map tag to tell the image which map to use. Note: An example of the use of an image map. First we define a map name. We insert the same name for the map as was specified in the USEIVIAP attribute above. Then we define the map with area elements. The code is included in the same HTML file as the code from the question above. <map name=#facemap> <area shape=rect coords=left-x, top-y, right-x, bottom-y> <area shape=circle coords= center-x, center-y, radius-x> <area shape=poly coords=xl,yl, x2,y2 x3,y3, ...> </map> Question No: 5 Which choice best describes the <code>, <kbd> and <samp> tags? A. These are examples of block level tags in HTML 4. B. These tags are used to build HTML 4 forms. C. These tags have been retracted from HTML 4 and should not be used. D. These tags can make text appear in a fixed font in an HTML 4 compliant browser windows. Answer: D. Explanation: These tags are used to make text appear in a fixed font: <CODE> denotes program code which will be displayed with a font with a fixed width. Typically Courier is used. <KB> denotes typed text. The text will be displayed with a font with a fixed width. <SAMP> denotes sample program output. The text will be displayed with a font with a fixed width. The <code>, <kbd> and <samp> tags are text-level elements not block-level elements (not A). These