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Dreamweaver Unit I

True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

With a series of check boxes, only one box may be selected at a time.
 

 2. 

Form objects should be placed in a logical order that will make sense to the user.
 

 3. 

You do not need to create a form before adding form objects to a page.
 

 4. 

If creating a simple and obvious form field label is not possible, then include a short paragraph that describes the information that should be entered into the field.
 

 5. 

Both lists and menus make efficient use of space on a form.
 

 6. 

Screen readers read from right to left.
 

 7. 

If you need to edit the name of a check box, click the check box to select it and edit the properties in the Property inspector.
 

 8. 

You assign button properties using the Button inspector.
 

 9. 

You should add a button to a form that will submit the form for processing, and a button to clear the form in case the user needs to erase the information and start over.
 

 10. 

The Method property specifies the protocol used to send the form data to the web server.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Forms contain form ____, such as check boxes and option buttons.
a.
keys
c.
indices
b.
objects
d.
components
 

 2. 

Forms are useful for ____.
a.
ordering merchandise
b.
responding to requests for customer feedback
c.
requesting information
d.
all of the above
 

 3. 

All of the following are form objects EXCEPT ____.
a.
radio buttons
c.
text fields
b.
file sliders
d.
buttons
 

 4. 

____ fields store information that can be used at a later time, such as the next time the user visits the website.
a.
Text
c.
Hidden
b.
File
d.
Key
 

 5. 

____ provide a fast method of entering information that may be tedious for the user to type.
a.
Buttons
c.
Radio buttons
b.
List/menus
d.
Form fields
 

 6. 

When a user clicks a ____, a task is performed, such as clearing the form.
a.
form field
c.
button
b.
radio button
d.
list
 

 7. 

____ fields allow users to browse to a file on their computer and upload it to the form host web server.
a.
Upload
c.
Indexed
b.
File
d.
Text
 
 
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 8. 

In the accompanying figure, the items labeled with the number 1 are ____ fields.
a.
text box
c.
menu
b.
check box
d.
radio button
 

 9. 

In the accompanying figure, the item labeled with the number 2 is a ____ field.
a.
text box
c.
menu
b.
check box
d.
radio button
 

 10. 

In the accompanying figure, the item labeled with the number 3 is a ____ field.
a.
text box
c.
menu
b.
check box
d.
radio button
 

 11. 

With the Accessibility preference for Form Objects option selected, Dreamweaver will prompt you to enter a label ____ each time you insert a new form.
a.
tag
c.
element
b.
icon
d.
header
 
 
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 12. 

In the accompanying figure, the item labeled Search is a ____ field.
a.
text box
c.
radio button
b.
check box
d.
submit button
 

 13. 

When you click the Form button in the Forms category on the Insert panel, a ____ outline appears on the page on a Windows system.
a.
yellow dashed
c.
red dotted
b.
green highlighted
d.
black solid
 

 14. 

Often you see a(n) ____ next to a required field with a corresponding note at either the top or the bottom of the form explaining that all fields marked as such are required.
a.
caret
c.
semicolon
b.
colon
d.
asterisk
 

 15. 

Once a form is created, you replace the default form name with a descriptive name that the program will use when it ____ the data from the form.
a.
uploads
c.
processes
b.
downloads
d.
resets
 

 16. 

The use of ____ to indicate required fields encourages users to complete the corresponding fields initially, rather than submitting the form and then receiving an error message.
a.
bullets
c.
dots
b.
dashes
d.
asterisks
 

 17. 

Which kind of scripting is best if you do not need to save the data that a user enters on a form?
a.
server-side
c.
front-end
b.
client-side
d.
back-end
 

 18. 

Which kind of form processing processes the data from the form on the user’s computer?
a.
server-side
c.
back-end
b.
front-end
d.
client-side
 

 19. 

____ scripting is used if data entered on a form needs to be stored and processed on the form’s host web server.
a.
Client-side
c.
Back-end
b.
Server-side
d.
Front-end
 

 20. 

The form ____ attribute is the part of the form tag that specifies how the data in the form will be processed.
a.
processing
c.
end
b.
scripting
d.
action
 

 21. 

An example of ____ scripting would be a mortgage calculator that allows you to estimate mortgage payments.
a.
server-side
c.
client-side
b.
user-side
d.
action-side
 

 22. 

An example of ____ scripting is ordering books on a bookstore website.
a.
server-side
c.
user-side
b.
client-side
d.
action-side
 

 23. 

Client-side scripting is written with programs such as ____ or VBScript.
a.
CGI
c.
Perl
b.
JavaScript
d.
SQL
 

 24. 

The data collection stage of form processing is called ____ processing.
a.
front-end
c.
client-side
b.
back-end
d.
server-side
 

 25. 

____ processing denotes the beginning of the data processing cycle.
a.
Back-end
c.
Server-side
b.
Front-end
d.
Client-side
 

 26. 

____ processing references the end of the processing cycle.
a.
Front-end
c.
Back-end
b.
Server-side
d.
Client-side
 

 27. 

Form field names should not include ____, in order to ensure that they can be read properly by the program that will process the form data.
a.
uppercase letters
c.
spaces
b.
punctuation
d.
All of the above
 

 28. 

A name or a telephone number would be a good candidate for a ____ field.
a.
password
c.
single-line text
b.
multi-line text
d.
any of the above
 

 29. 

Multi-line text fields are also called ____ fields.
a.
Password
c.
Paragraph
b.
Text area
d.
Description
 

 30. 

Password fields often use ____ to conceal data.
a.
carets
c.
asterisks
b.
ampersands
d.
pound signs
 

 31. 

On a shoe order form, for example, ____ could represent the different shoe sizes, allowing a user to select only one size.
a.
check boxes
c.
password text boxes
b.
radio buttons
d.
single-line text boxes
 

 32. 

When you create a form, you must include form field ____ to help users understand how to complete each item in the form.
a.
icons
c.
bullets
b.
labels
d.
requirements
 

 33. 

____ only allow one selection.
a.
Check boxes
c.
Lists
b.
Menus
d.
Text boxes
 

 34. 

You can assign ____ values in the Input Tag Accessibility Attributes dialog box when you create a tag.
a.
Tab Order
c.
Logic
b.
Tab Index
d.
Page Pathway
 

 35. 

The reserved button ____ means to clear the form fields to the original values.
a.
Clear
c.
Default
b.
Restore
d.
Reset
 
 
Critical Thinking Questions
Case I -1

Carolyn works in the Marketing Department for the National Park Service (NPS). She asks the web design team to design a form for the department’s website. The form will provide a way for interested tourists to request additional information about park activities, such as fishing and canoeing.
 

 36. 

The design team decides to put the most important information at the top of the form. Why?
a.
It will be more likely that users will complete it.
b.
It will be more likely that users will be able to view it.
c.
Viewers might not be able to scroll down.
d.
None of the above
 

 37. 

Carolyn requests that an activities form be designed and placed inside an overall park form. What does the design team tell Carolyn about creating a form inside a form?
a.
There is no problem with creating a form inside a form.
b.
A form cannot be placed inside another form.
c.
The NPS does not like the look of a form inside a form.
d.
None of the above
 

 38. 

Carolyn wants to be sure that the new form on the NPS’s website is accessible by everyone. The design team shows her how to change the Accessibility preference for Form Objects in Dreamweaver. With this option selected, Dreamweaver will automatically prompt you to enter a label tag when inserting a new form. What effect does this have?
a.
The label tags include sound files with instructions for the hearing impaired.
b.
The label tags cause text to appear larger.
c.
The label tags are read by screen readers.
d.
The label tags have no effect on accessibility.
 
 
Critical Thinking Questions
Case I-2

For her computer applications class project, Susan must design a web page that contains a form for entering information. Susan decides to create a form to collect data from the school’s graduates concerning employment details after graduation. Susan writes down the information she wants to collect and the order that she wants it to appear on the form. She also makes a sketch of the form to be sure that the form objects are placed in a logical order that will make sense to users.
 

 39. 

Susan has several fields of the same size on the form. What can she do to reduce the amount of time spent creating each field?
a.
She must create each field individually.
b.
She can create one field, then copy and paste it in new locations.
c.
She can create one field, then cut and paste it in new locations.
d.
All of the above
 

 40. 

Susan includes several fields that ask the user to select only one item. Initially, she uses radio buttons for the choices; however, the radio buttons take up too much space on the form. What would be the most appropriate choice for a form object in this case?
a.
Check boxes
c.
Hidden fields
b.
Text fields
d.
Lists or menus
 

Matching
 
 
Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition.
a.
check box
d.
file field
b.
menu
e.
hidden field
c.
password field
 

 1. 

Stores information about the user.
 

 2. 

A small square on a form used to select an option.
 

 3. 

Displays choices in a pop-up format.
 

 4. 

Displays asterisks or bullets when the data is entered.
 

 5. 

Allows a user to browse to and upload a file.
 



 
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