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Dreamweaver Unit A Handout

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

 1. 

Using Dreamweaver, you can import objects created in other programs.
 

 2. 

With Multiple Document Interface, all document windows and panels are positioned within one large application window.
 

 3. 

When a document window is open, the filename, path, and document type appear in the Browser Navigation toolbar.
 

 4. 

To collapse or expand a panel, click the panel tab.
 

 5. 

On the Document toolbar, the Validate markup button activates the browser for viewing or debugging the page.
 

 6. 

Panels and panel groups appear on the right side of the screen by default, but you can move them and use them as “floating panels.”
 

 7. 

An image is the most basic element on a web page.
 

 8. 

Most current browsers include the Flash player as part of the software.
 

 9. 

You can print a web page in Dreamweaver in every view except Code View.
 

 10. 

Gestures are interactions with a touchscreen, usually with a combination of fingers and a thumb.
 

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

 1. 

Although you can create several different types of files with Dreamweaver, the primary one used in the exercises in this book is the ____ extension.
a.
.xml
c.
.xhtml
b.
.html
d.
.jsp
 

 2. 

____ is the language web developers use to create web pages.
a.
Perl
c.
HTML
b.
Unix
d.
JavaScript
 

 3. 

Web ____ are collections of text in HTML format combined with images in various formats.
a.
windows
c.
views
b.
panels
d.
pages
 

 4. 

Websites are stored on ____.
a.
servers
c.
networks
b.
clients
d.
mapping drives
 

 5. 

Predefined page layouts called ____ can be applied to existing pages or used as a basis for designing new pages.
a.
maps
c.
templates
b.
indexes
d.
rosters
 

 6. 

The ____ panel contains buttons for creating objects, such as tables, images, forms, and videos.
a.
Forms
c.
Layers
b.
Tables
d.
Insert
 

 7. 

Using the Insert panel, you can insert objects made with other Adobe software programs, such as ____.
a.
Fireworks
c.
Photoshop
b.
Flash
d.
all of the above
 

 8. 

The ____ inspector is a panel that displays the characteristics of a page’s currently selected object.
a.
Property
c.
Attribute
b.
Character
d.
Value
 

 9. 

Which Insert panel category includes buttons for images, media, and hyperlinks?
a.
Common
c.
Data
b.
Layout
d.
Forms
 

 10. 

Which Insert panel category includes buttons for inserting tables and divs?
a.
Data
c.
Spry
b.
Forms
d.
Layout
 

 11. 

Which Insert panel category includes buttons for inserting check boxes and radio buttons?
a.
Layout
c.
Forms
b.
Favorites
d.
Text
 

 12. 

Which Insert panel category includes buttons that you use most frequently?
a.
Common
c.
InContext
b.
Layout
d.
Favorites
 

 13. 

In the ____ workspace layout, the panels are docked on the right side of the screen, and Design view is the default view.
a.
Coder
c.
Panel Groups
b.
Designer
d.
Style Rendering
 

 14. 

In the ____ workspace layout, the panels are docked on the left side of the screen, and Code view is the default view.
a.
Coder
c.
Panel Groups
b.
Designer
d.
Style Rendering
 
 
nar001-1.jpg
 

 15. 

In the accompanying figure, which item points to the Application bar / Menu bar?
a.
1
c.
4
b.
2
d.
6
 

 16. 

In the accompanying figure, Item ____ points to the Property inspector.
a.
2
c.
7
b.
5
d.
8
 

 17. 

Item ___ in the accompanying figure is the Document toolbar.
a.
1
c.
4
b.
2
d.
8
 

 18. 

Item ____ in the accompanying figure is the Insert panel.
a.
2
c.
6
b.
5
d.
8
 

 19. 

The workspace shown in the accompanying figure consists of ____.
a.
the Document window
c.
the Insert panel
b.
the Property inspector
d.
all of the above
 

 20. 

On the Document toolbar, the ____ button forces Dreamweaver to reload the page to view changes made in Code view.
a.
Reload
c.
View
b.
Refresh Design view
d.
Review
 

 21. 

____ view shows a page within the entire document window and is primarily used when designing and creating a web page.
a.
Design
c.
Code and Design
b.
Code
d.
Layout
 

 22. 

____ view fills the Document window with the underlying HTML code for the page.
a.
Design
c.
Layout
b.
Code
d.
HTML
 

 23. 

____ are individual windows that display information on a particular topic, such as Reference or History.
a.
Pop-ups
c.
Panels
b.
Scripts
d.
Indices
 

 24. 

A(n) ____ panel is displayed as the front panel in an expanded panel group with the panel options displayed.
a.
primary
c.
secondary
b.
active
d.
activated
 

 25. 

Interactive elements will not work unless you change to ____ View.
a.
Design
c.
Live
b.
Interactive
d.
Classic
 

 26. 

In Dreamweaver, you can use either the welcome screen or the ____ command on the File menu to open or create several types of files.
a.
Open
c.
Save As
b.
Save
d.
New
 

 27. 

The ____ page sets the look and tone of the website and contains a navigation structure that directs the viewer to the rest of the pages in the website.
a.
home
c.
root
b.
origin
d.
key
 

 28. 

When docking a panel group, a heavy ____ indicates the position it will take when you release the mouse button.
a.
blue bar
c.
gray bar
b.
blue dot
d.
gray dot
 
 
Case A-1
Tayler Rae is the new web master for her sorority at Northern University. She is responsible for the content and design of its web pages. Tayler plans to incorporate many elements including text, images, sound, and movies.
 

 29. 

Tayler wants to use content containers that float over any page elements, because they are easy to reposition. What element(s) could she use?
a.
Tables
c.
AP Divs
b.
Divs
d.
Both b and c
 

 30. 

Tayler includes a video of a community service activity on the sorority’s home page. The video has been converted from a digital video file format to an .flv file. What program was used to convert the video file?
a.
Adobe Photoshop
c.
Adobe Director
b.
Adobe Flash
d.
Adobe Fireworks
 

 31. 

Tayler wants to add visual interest to the sorority’s web pages by incorporating more images. However, if too many images are added, what effect can it have on viewers?
a.
Pages may load too slowly.
b.
Viewers may not wait for the images to load and leave the website.
c.
Neither a nor b. Viewers like images and will wait for them to load.
d.
Both a and b.
 
 
Case A-2
As a web designer for the International Widget Corporation, Charlie understands the importance of creating web pages with the best possible content. He often uses a variety of Adobe products in his work.
 

 32. 

Charlie’s colleague, Paula, asks him what Adobe product works best for creating animation and interactive content. What is Charlie’s answer?
a.
Fireworks
c.
Edge
b.
Photoshop
d.
Illustrator
 

 33. 

In a conversation with a colleague, Charlie discusses the ease of using a particular program for editing and enhancing bitmap images on his website. What is the program Charlie is most likely citing?
a.
Illustrator
c.
Fireworks
b.
Photoshop
d.
Flash
 

 34. 

Adobe ____ is used to create animations and vector graphics.
a.
Fireworks
c.
Illustrator
b.
Flash
d.
Photoshop
 

 35. 

Adobe ____ is used to and edit vector graphics.
a.
Illustrator
c.
Java
b.
Fireworks
d.
Flash
 
 
nar004-1.jpg
 

 36. 

In the accompanying figure, Item _____ refers to the links to other pages in the website.
a.
1
c.
3
b.
2
d.
4
 

 37. 

In the accompanying figure, Item _____ points to an image.
a.
2
c.
4
b.
3
d.
5
 

 38. 

In the accompanying figure, Item ______ points to a banner.
a.
1
c.
4
b.
3
d.
5
 

 39. 

During the process of creating and editing a web page, it is helpful to view the page using different ____ and different screen sizes to ensure the best view on all types of computer equipment.
a.
resolutions
c.
browsers
b.
colors
d.
both a and c
 

 40. 

After you save a file and make a change to it, a(n) ____ appears at the end of the filename until you save it again.
a.
colon
c.
ampersand
b.
asterisk
d.
caret
 

Matching
 
 
Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition.
a.
HTML
d.
template
b.
web browser
e.
workspace
c.
MDI
 

 1. 

Software used to display pages in a website.
 

 2. 

A predefined layout you can apply to an existing page.
 

 3. 

Language used to create web pages.
 

 4. 

Integrated workspace.
 

 5. 

Document window, menu bar, toolbars, inspectors, and panels.
 



 
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