1. W3C stands for: |
| Web World Wide Consortium |
| World Wide Web Consortium |
| World Wide Web Council |
Web World Wide Council
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2. It was created by Tim Berners-Lee in |
| December 1994 |
| October 1995 |
| October 1993 |
October 1994
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3. W3C is the governing body for World Wide Web and its mission is to create |
| webpages |
| websites |
| standards and specifications |
browsers
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4. W3C Standards are called as |
| W3C Recommendations |
| W3C Rules |
| W3C Protocols |
None of these
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5. Which of these is not one of the three university which is responsible for hosting W3C ? |
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology in U.S. |
| The French National Research Institute in the Europe |
| Keio University in the Japan |
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)
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6. Because the Web is so important (both in scope and in investment) that no single organization should have control over its future, W3C function as a member organization. Which of these is not an well known members of W3C ? |
| IBM |
| Vyom |
| Macromedia |
AOL
|
7. The W3C standards approvals process includes up to how many steps ? |
| 5 |
| 6 |
| 7 |
8
|
8. Which of these is not an W3C specification approval step ? |
| W3C receives a Submission |
| W3C makes the payment |
| W3C publishes a Note |
W3C publishes a Candidate Recommendation
|
9. Which of these is not an W3C recommended language ? |
| HTML |
| CSS |
| XML |
DHTML
|
10. What is WAI ? |
| Web Accessibility Invitation |
| Web Accessibility Initiative |
| World Accessibility Initiative |
World Wide Web Accessibility Initiative
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11. What is MathML ? |
| Mathematical Markup Language |
| Matching Markup Language |
| Mathematical Makeup Language |
None of these
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12. W3C _____ activity is all about expanding the Web to allow people to interact via spoken commands. |
| browser |
| speech browser |
| voice browser |
web browser
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13. How is now the Director of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) ? |
| W3C |
| AOL |
| Microsoft |
Tim Berners-Lee
|
14. In general the Recommendation is submitted to the W3C membership and director, for a formal approval as a W3C Recommendation. |
| False |
| True |
| Not always |
None of these
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15. Any ______ can submit a suggestion for a Web standard to the consortium. |
| W3C member |
| W3C nonmembers |
| Any other individuals |
None of these
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16. Often a submission to the W3C becomes a |
| Rule |
| Standard |
| Note |
None of these
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17. A Note is made available by the W3C for |
| to implement. |
| discussion only. |
| not only for discussion. |
might be used for any other things.
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18. W3C Working Drafts are normally posted on the W3C Web site, along with an invitation for |
| member comments |
| organization comments |
| public comments |
VIP comments
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19. Some specifications are more complex than others, and might require more input, more time, and more testing from members and software vendors. Sometimes these specifications are published as |
| Candidate Recommendations |
| Modules Recommendations |
| Tasks Recommendations |
Parent Recommendations
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20. A Proposed Recommendation represents the _______ of the work in the Working Group. |
| intermediate stage |
| final stage |
| first stage |
second stage
|
