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Actionscript 3 Test answers 2017

 Actionscript-3 Answered Test Questions:

1. Which statement can be used to exit an otherwise infinite for loop?

Answers:

• exit;

• break;

• skip;

• default;

2. Read the following code: var str1:String = "foobar"; var str2:String = "helloWorld"; var str3:String = (str1.length > 5) ? str1 : str2; trace(str3);  What will be the output?

Answers:

• foobar

• IllegalOperationError

• helloWorld

• There will be no output

3. Choose the BEST appropriate data type for the following situation: A teacher would like you to record a list of student names and grades in an array.

Answers:

• int

• uint

• String

• Char

4. Sprite is a class of the following package:

Answers:

• flash.displaycore

• flash.display.graphics

• flash.graphics

• flash.display

5. Which keyword allows a child class to overwrite a parent class's method?

Answers:

• override

• static

• final

• overwrite

6. How do you create a circle?

Answers:

• obj.graphics.drawCircleObject();

• obj.graphics.drawCircle();

• obj.graphics.circle();

• obj.grafics.circle();

7. What is the import statement for Mouse Click events?

Answers:

• flash.MouseEvent.MouseClick;

• flash.events.MouseEvent;

• flash.display.MouseClick;

• flash.display.MovieClip.MouseEvent;

• flash.event.MouseClick;

8. To disable mouse selection to an InteractiveObject, the correct syntax is:

Answers:

• item.enabled(false)

• item.canClick = false;

• item.mouseEnabled = false;

• item.disableMouse()

9. How do you end filling on a shape object?

Answers:

• obj.grafics.endFill();

• obj.graphics.end();

• obj.gfx.endFill();

• obj.end();

• obj.graphics.endFill();

10. ButtonOne.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,runA); ButtonTwo.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,runB);  What happens when ButtonOne's click event is triggered?

Answers:

• Both runA and runB are called

• runB is called

• runA is called

• Neither runA nor runB are called

11. Which event class can be used to tell if a user clicks on an object?

Answers:

• MouseEvent

• CursorEvent

• ClickEvent

• Event

12. Which function of the String class returns the number of characters in a string?

Answers:

• characters()

• size()

• length()

• chars()

13. Which of the following is NOT a function of the  String class?

Answers:

• concat

• substring

• color

• substr

14. What is a Sprite?

Answers:

• A display object container

• A bitmap image

• A woodland fairy

• A data type similar to a String

15. What element appears above and below lines of annotated code to distinguish them from working code?

Answers:

• /< and >/

• */ and /*

• << and >>

• /* and */

16. Choose the BEST appropriate data type for the following situation: Lucy wants to store the names of the animals at the zoo into an array of variables.

Answers:

• Char

• String

• Word

• Int

17. Which one of the following is a strict type declaration?

Answers:

• var myVar = new Sprite();

• var myVar:* = new Sprite();

• var myVar:Sprite = new Sprite();

• var myVar = Sprite();

18. Which of the following is a function of the MovieClip class?

Answers:

• gotoAndHalt()

• end()

• halt()

• play()

19. To display messages on the console we type:

Answers:

• trace(‘foo’);

• console(‘foo’);

• print(‘foo’);

• console.log(‘foo’);

20. What expression will insert a new line into a String?

Answers:

• new

• newline

• break

• n

21. What is the modular and performance-oriented concept upon which ActionScript is built?

Answers:

• Procedural Programming

• Script Code Programming

• Object Oriented Programming

• Functional Programming

22. What is the method to add a DisplayObject on the DisplayList ?

Answers:

• addItem()

• load()

• push()

• addChild()

23. What is the output of the following snippet?  var string1:String = "Hello World"; var string2:String = "Hello World"; if (string1 == string2) { trace("TRUE"); } else { trace("FALSE"); }

Answers:

• Neither; the code results in a compile time error

• FALSE

• Neither; the code prints out nothing

• TRUE

24. To bind an event listener the correct syxtax is:

Answers:

• item.eventListener(‘event’,function);

• item.listener(‘event’,function);

• item.addListener(‘event’,function);

• item.addEventListener(‘event’,function);

25. What is the correct function to call in order to open an external url?

Answers:

• navigateToURL(new URL(“www.web.site”));

• open(new SiteRequest(“www.web.site”));

• navigateToURL(new URLRequest(“www.web.site”));

• navigateToSite(new Site(“www.web.site”));

26. The correct syntax for opening a webpage using the default web browser is:

Answers:

• navigateToURL(new URLRequest(“www.web.site”));

• navigateToURL(new URL(“www.web.site”));

• open(new SiteRequest(“www.web.site”));

• navigateToSite(new Site(“www.web.site”));

27. The addEventListener() function is used to ________.

Answers:

• Hide an event listener

• Register an event listener for an event

• Add an event

• Remove an event

28. Which class can be used to change the color of a display object?

Answers:

• Matrix

• ColorTransform

• Transform

• ObjectFormat

29. Which of these is a valid variable declaration?

Answers:

• a => 0

• variable a = 0;

• var int a = 0;

• var a:Number = 0;

30. What is the smallest amount by which the Timer class measures time?

Answers:

• Nanoseconds

• Frames

• Seconds

• Milliseconds

31. How do you add an object to the display list?

Answers:

• addChild(object);

• addToDisplay(object);

• addToStage(object);

• add(object);

32. The correct syntax for removing an object from a specific index position of the stage is:

Answers:

• stage.removeChild(index);

• stage.removeChildAt(index);

• stage.remove(index);

• stage.removeChildIndex(index);

33. What keyword brings control out of a loop?

Answers:

• split

• break

• stop

• end

34. Which of these is a valid variable declaration?

Answers:

• var myVar:String;

• All of them.

• var myVar = “”;

• var myVar:String = new String();

• var myVar:String = “”;

35. var check:Boolean = 0; will have value of?

Answers:

• 0

• true

• undefined

• 1

• false

36. What is the difference between .swc and .swf?

Answers:

• .swf is more lightweight

• .swc can be imported as a standalone library

• .swc is for graphics

• none

37. To detect when an object was entered to stage we listen for:

Answers:

• ADD_STAGE

• ADDED

• ADDED_TO_STAGE

• ADDED_INTO_STAGE

38. public function someFunction(value: Number) { switch(value) { case 5: trace ("Hello"); case 9: trace ("World"); } trace("Apples"); } What would the output be if someFunction(4) were called?

Answers:

• Hello World Apples

• Nothing; the function would throw a compiler error

• HelloWorldApples

• Apples

39. Which method will call the constructor of a parent class?

Answers:

• super()

• parent()

• branch()

• constructor()

40. The proper syntax for assigning an object literal is:

Answers:

• var obj:{“foo”, “bar”}

• var obj:Object = {prop1:”foo”, prop2:”bar”}

• var obj:Object = {“foo”, “bar”}

• var obj:{prop1:”foo”, prop2:”bar”}

41. The function Date.getDay() will return a zero for what day of the week?

Answers:

• Sunday

• Wednesday

• Saturday

• Monday

42. What event is dispatched when a Loader finishes loading?

Answers:

• Event.COMPLETE_REQUEST

• Event.LOADING_COMPLETE

• Event.COMPLETE

• Event.REQUEST_COMPLETE

43. To communicate with Javascript the correct synxtax is:

Answers:

• ExternalInterface.call(‘foo’);

• Interface.call(‘foo’);

• External.call(‘foo’);

• ExternalInterface(‘foo’);

44. How would you  load an image from an external file?

Answers:

• url = new URL(“file location”);

• var loader = new URL(“file location”);

• var urlReq:URLRequest = new URLRequest(“file location”);

• var URLRequest = (“file location”);

• var ldr = new loader(“file location”);

45. On an Event handler function, how do you know which item fired the event ?

Answers:

• It is impossible

• By accessing the target property of the event

• By accessing the parent property of the event

46. Which class can be used to find the size in bytes of your SWF or other media file?

Answers:

• FileData

• Loader

• LoaderInfo

• FileSize

47. What symbols represent an XML literal tag delimiter?

Answers:

• < >

• { }

• [ ]

• ( )

48. What is the result of the following code? var b:Array = [1,2,3].map(function(i) { return i+1 }); trace(b);

Answers:

• 1,1,1

• ,,

• undefined

• 2,3,4

• error

49. What is the name of the function of the StringUtil Class that removes all white spaces from the beginning and end of a String?

Answers:

• cut()

• trim()

• removeWhiteSpace()

• clean()

50. Which is NOT a valid access modifier?

Answers:

• protected

• internal

• private

• These are all valid access modifiers

51. Referring to the index position of an array item that doesn't exist will throw which error?

Answers:

• DefinitionError

• SizeError

• RangeError

• EvalError

52. Which class is used to load an XML File?

Answers:

• Loader

• NetLoader

• URLLoader

• FileLoader

53. What does the stop() action do?

Answers:

• Flash doc pauses until the user presses “return”

• It stops playback in the _root timeline

• The code progress stops until play() is called

• It stops playback in the timeline it is called in

54. Choose the BEST appropriate data type for the following situation: Your boss wants you to calculate the percentage of people that donated more than five dollars to your non-profit.

Answers:

• int

• long

• Number

• String

55. What class is needed to change the alignment of text in a TextField?

Answers:

• Format

• TextFieldAutoSize

• TextDisplayMode

• TextFormat

56. What is the output of the following snippet?  var animal1:String  = "Lions"; var animal2:String = "Dogs"; var zoo:Array = new Array(animal1, animal2, " and Bears"); zoo[1] = "Tigers"; trace(zoo);

Answers:

• Nothing; the function throws a compiler error

• Tigers,Dogs, and Bears

• Tigers,Lions, and Bears

• Lions,Tigers, and Bears

57. What is a correct syntax to cast a String "str" into a Number?

Answers:

• newNum = Number(str);

• newNum = stringToNumber(str);

• newNum = str.Number();

• newNum = cast(str, Number);

58. Which is required to download images from another domain?

Answers:

• serial number

• username and password

• allowdomain policy file

• crossdomain policy file

59. Which method allows you to join two Arrays into a new Array?

Answers:

• var myNewArray:Array = myArray1.concat(myArray2);

• var myNewArray:Array = myArray1+=myArray2;

• var myNewArray:Array = join(myArray1, myArray2);

• var myNewArray:Array = myArray1 + myArray2;

60. Which of the following is an example of a bitwise operator

Answers:

• !=

• >>

• ?

• ||

61. Which of the following is not a primitive type in ActionScript 3.0?

Answers:

• Number

• Array

• String

• Boolean

62. Sprite is a class of the following package:

Answers:

• flash.graphics

• flash.mob

• flash.sprite

• flash.display

63. To detect when an object has entered into a stage we listen for:

Answers:

• obj1.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,fn);

• obj1.addEventListener(Event.InitStage, fn);

• obj1.addEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE,fn);

• obj1.addEventListener(Event.Init,fn);

64. When using addChild() to add a child object, what does the "child" get added to?

Answers:

• _root

• The timeline

• The Display List

• A Movie Clip

65. How can you retrieve an attribute from an XML variable?

Answers:

• myXML.item.source;

• myXML.item.@source;

• myXML.item.source;

• myXML.item.@source;

66. The correct syntax for testing for overlap between the bounding boxes of two objects is:

Answers:

• obj1.hitTestBox(obj2);

• obj1.hitTest(obj2);

• obj1.hitTestObject(obj2);

• obj1.hitTestPoint(obj2);

67. What object can't be added to display list directly?

Answers:

• SimpleButton

• BitmapData

• Bitmap

• Shape

• TextField

68. Which of these errors does not occur at runtime?

Answers:

• Programming error

• Compile time error

• Runtime error

• Synchronous error

69. In the event of an infinite recursion, what exception will be thrown?

Answers:

• StackOverflowError

• BreakError

• TimeoutError

• IllegalOperationError

70. Which class can be used to read the URL that your SWF or media file is currently running on?

Answers:

• Loader

• Stage

• Security

• LoaderInfo

71. How do you properly remove c in:  var c:MovieClip = new MovieClip(); c.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, myFunction); addChild(c);

Answers:

• removeChild(c);

• delete c;

• c.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, myFunction); removeChild(c);

72. To skip the remaining code in a loop and proceed to the next cycle without leaving the loop you would type

Answers:

• continue;

• return;

• exit;

• break;

73. What is the difference between .swc and .swf?

Answers:

• .swc is for Flex, .swf is for Flash Professional

• .swc is a library of assets, .swf is for Flash Professional only

• .swc is a class packet, .swf is an executable

• .swc is an executable packet, .swf is a library

74. If a Timer is set with a repeatCount of 0 (zero), how many times will the timer run?

Answers:

• Zero

• It will throw an error

• One

• Infinitely many

75. What is the default maximum size allocated by the user for shared objects?

Answers:

• 1 MB

• 1 KB

• 100 KB

• 10 KB

76. Which property of an event listener can be set to allow for garbage collection of that listener?

Answers:

• useWeakReference

• priority

• useCapture

• collected

77. What access modifier hides a variable or function?

Answers:

• hidden

• private

• final

• (none of these)

78. To successfully remove an event listener the correct syntax is:

Answers:

• this.removeEventListener(‘event’,function);

• this.removeEvent(‘event’,function);

• this.removeEventListener(new Event(‘event’),function);

• this.removeEventListener(‘event’);

79. What is an appropriate class to utilize when importing data from an external file?

Answers:

• URLFile

• There is no such class

• FileReference

• URLLoader

80. What type of number is returned by Math.asin()?

Answers:

• Cosine

• Radian

• Degree

• Whole

81. To dispatch an event with a custom type the correct syntax is:

Answers:

• this.dispatchNewEvent(new Event(‘event’));

• this.dispatchEvent(new Event(‘myEvent’));

• this.dispatchEvent(‘event’);

• this.dispatch(new Event(‘myEvent’));

82. ActionScript 3.0 is related most closely to ________.

Answers:

• JavaScript

• C

• Perl

• Java

83. What is the name of the variable that passes arguments into a flash movie (.swf)?

Answers:

• FlashVars

• SWFObject

• FlashVar

• SWFVar

84. Which video format is AIR and Flash Player NOT compatible with?

Answers:

• FLV

• OGG

• MP4

• M4A

85. How do you access a specific child of a container Sprite?

Answers:

• mySprite.getChildren(index);

• mySprite.getChild(‘child’);

• mySprite.getChildByName(‘child’);

• mySprite.getChildByIndex(index);

86. What method is used to find the character at position (i) in a String (s)?

Answers:

• s.getChar(i)

• s.charAt(i)

• s.getCharPos(i)

• s.charCodeAt(i)

87. What is the default maximum size for a remote shared object?

Answers:

• 512 kB

• 100 kB

• 5 MB

• 1 MB

88. When started, how will the following Timer execute? var timer:Timer = new Timer(3000,0); will run for:

Answers:

• 300ms – 1time

• 3000ms – Infinite

• it will not run

• 3s – 1time

89. Read the following code: var i:int = 5; var s:String = "5"; trace(i==s); trace(i===s);  What will this code output?

Answers:

• false, true

• false, false

• true, true

• true, false

90. Read the following code: var bool1:Boolean = true; var bool2:Boolean = false; trace(bool1 ||= bool2); trace(bool1 &&= bool2);  What will be the output?

Answers:

• true, false

• true, true

• false, true

• false, false

91. Which of the following ways can be used to concatenate String str1 and String str2?  1). str1 = str1 + str2; 2). str1.concat(str2); 3). str1.concat(str1, str2); 4). str1 += str2;

Answers:

• 1, 2, and 3

• 1, 3, and 4

• 1, 2, and 4

• All

92. Which of the following text controls allows the user to input text?  i. Text ii. TextArea iii. TextInput iv. RichTextEditor

Answers:

• i, ii, and iii

• ii, iii, and iv

• i, ii, and iv

• i, iii, and iv

93. How do you store data in a Dictionary?

Answers:

• dictionary[key] = ‘key’;

• dictionary = ‘key’;

• dictionary[‘key’].push(‘key’);

• dictionary.push(‘key’);

94. What is the output of the following snippet?  var world:Number = 3; trace("Hello " + world + 3 + "3");

Answers:

• Hello 36

• Hello world 6

• Hello 333

• Hello world 33

95. Which of the following is a valid way to create a Vector of type String?  i. var v: Vector.<String> = new <String>["str1", "str2", "str3"]; ii. var v:Vector.<String> = new Vector.<String>(); iii. var v:<String>Vector = new <String>Vector(); iv. var v: <String>Vector = ["str1", "str2", "str3"];

Answers:

• i and iv

• All of these

• i, ii, and iii

• i and ii

96. The volume of a sound can be adjusted using what class?

Answers:

• SoundChannel

• SoundMixer

• SoundTransform

• Sound

97. Which keyword will prevent a method from being overwritten by a child class?

Answers:

• final

• native

• override

• protected

98. What will be in output console?  var a: Sprite = new Sprite(); var b: Sprite = a; a = null; trace(b);

Answers:

• IllegalOperationError

• StackOverflowError

• [object Sprite]

• BreakError

99. What property of an event listener refers to the object actively processing an Event object?

Answers:

• target

• currentTarget

• listener

• currentObject

100. What are the three phases of the event flow?

Answers:

• hold, acquire and callback

• addListener, callback and removeListener

• capture, target and bubbling

• listen, catch and register

101. What does the following display? for each (var someVar in someArray) {     trace(someVar); }

Answers:

• None of these

• The someArray of someVar

• The contents of the array someArray

• The contents of the array someVar

102. To cast a class as a specific type the correct syntax is:

Answers:

• type:myType = new Type();

• type:myType = new Type(myType);

• type:myType = new myType();

• type:myType = new Type() as myType;

103. What is AVM1Movie ?

Answers:

• AVM1Movie is a simple movie played in the the AS3 Virtual Machine

• AVM1Movie does not exists in ActionScript 3.0

• AVM1Movie is a class that represents AVM1 movie clips, which use ActionScript 1.0 or 2.0.

104. To display hand cursor over a Sprite you declare:

Answers:

• showHandCursor = true;

• useHandCursor = true;

• mouseChildren = true;

• cursor = pointer;

105. Which of the following will NOT be garbage collected?

Answers:

• this.removeChildByName(‘mySprite’);

• sprite.addEventListener(MouseEvent.Click,myFn);

• sprite.addEventListener(MouseEvent.Click, myFn,false,0,true);

• sprite = null;

106. Which of the following is a function of the  Timer class?

Answers:

• reset()

• tick()

• restart()

• progress()

107. Which one is a valid method of opening a link in ActionScript 3?

Answers:

• navigateToURL(new URLRequest(“http://google.com&#8221;), “_blank”);

• getURL(“http://google.com&#8221;, _blank);

• navigateToURL(“http://google.com&#8221;, “_blank”);

• getURL(new URLRequest(“http://google.com&#8221;), “_blank”);

108. What will be in output console?  var a: Sprite = new Sprite(); var b: Sprite = a; a = null; trace(b);

Answers:

• undefined

• [Object Sprite]

• null

• b

• nothing

109. What property of the Date class does not accept 0 as a parameter?

Answers:

• day

• hours

• date

• month

110. Which of these functions of ArrayCollection adds an item at the end of a collection?

Answers:

• addItem()

• splice()

• add()

• append()

111. Which of the following will add the element someElement to the end of the Array someArray?

Answers:

• someArray[someArray.length] = someElement;

• someArray.add(someElement);

• someArray[0] = someElement;

• someArray.append(someElement);

112. What is the result of the following code:  import flash.utils.getDefinitionByName; var ClassReference:Class = getDefinitionByName("flash.display.Sprite") as Class; var instance:Object = new ClassReference(); trace(instance);

Answers:

• [object Class]

• [object Sprite]

• [object ClassReference]

• [object Object]

113. What class creates a two way connection between a client Flash/AIR application and a server?

Answers:

• LocalConnection

• NetConnection

• ServerConnect

• ServerSocket

114. Which of the following snippets will set String myDay to the current day of the week?

Answers:

• var d:Date = new Date(); myDay = d.day;

• var d:Date = new Date(); myDay = d.date;

• var d:Date = new Date(); myDay = d.dayOfWeek;

• var d:Date = new Day(); myDay = d.toString();

115. How do you create style rules for textFields?

Answers:

• txt.setStyle(options);

• txt.setFontStyle(options);

• txt.setTextFormat(options);

• txt.setTextStyle(options);

116. The following code will create: box.graphics.beginFill(0xffffff,0);

Answers:

• A black box

• An empty box

• A white box

• Nothing

117. What is the difference between Shape and Sprite?

Answers:

• Shape cannot add children to it self.

• Sprite cannot draw with graphics class.

• Sprite cannot add children to it self.

• Shape cannot have event listeners attached.

118. Which of these is not a valid class?

Answers:

• String

• Integer

• MovieClip

• none of these

• Number

119. Which class of objects can be focused by setting stage.focus?

Answers:

• MorphShape

• DisplayObject

• InteractiveObject

• StaticText

120. To bind a Class to a bitmap object you do the following:

Answers:

• bitmap.addChild(myClass);

• bitmap = new Class();

• bitmap.addChild(myClass());

• bitmap = new myClass();

121. What effect does the following code have? button.useHandCursor = true; button.buttonMode = true; button.mouseChildren = false;

Answers:

• Pointer Mouse cursor

• Default Mouse cursor

• Resize Mouse cursor

• No Mouse cursor

122. Read the following code: var str1:String = "Hello world!"; trace(str1.substr(2,7));  What will be the output?

Answers:

• llo wor

• ello wo

• ello w

• llo wo

123. How to change the text color of a TextField?

Answers:

• field.color = 0x000000;

• field.textColor = 0x000000;

• field.fontColor = #000000;

• field.textColor = #000000;

124. MovieClip is a direct child of which class?

Answers:

• DisplayObject

• Sprite

• InteractiveObject

• Shape

125. To hide the standard context menu options, which function can you call?

Answers:

• removeMenuItems()

• removeBuiltInItems()

• hideBuiltInItems()

• hideStandardMenu()

126. Which of the following is NOT a property of a GeolocationEvent?

Answers:

• altitude

• timezone

• speed

• heading

127. Which is not a correct StageScaleMode Constant?

Answers:

• StageScaleMode.NO_BORDER;

• StageScaleMode.NO_SCALE;

• StageScaleMode.EXACT_FIT;

• StageScaleMode.STRETCH;

128. To make a Sprite have hand cursor when hovered you do the following:

Answers:

• mySprite.buttonMode = true;

• All of these

• mySprite.useHandCursor = true;

• mySprite.mouseChildren = true;

129. Which event fires when the display objects of a frame have loaded but before any frame scripts run?

Answers:

• enterFrame

• frameStart

• exitFrame

• frameConstructed

130. What is the result of the following code: var b:Number = ["0","1","2","3","4"].indexOf(0); trace(b)

Answers:

• -1

• 0

• undefined

131. Tween easing is loaded by importing:

Answers:

• flash.Tween.easing

• fl.transitions.Tween.easing

• fl.transitions.easing

• fl.motion.easing

132. What is an appropriate class to utilize when storing data to an external file?

Answers:

• FileReference

• There is no such class

• URLLoader

• URLFile

133. What is the output of the following snippet?  var s:String = "Pandas use tea cups to drink tea"; s.replace("tea", "");

Answers:

• Pandas use tea cups to drink tea

• Nothing; the function throws a compiler error

• Pandas use cups to drink

• Pandas use tea cups to drink

134. Which of the following can you NOT do through the System class?

Answers:

• Read the user’s clipboard

• Read the amount of memory available to Flash/AIR

• Set the user’s clipboard

• Close the Flash Player

135. The Loader object exists in which package?

Answers:

• flash.display

• flash.media

• flash.net

• flash.system

136. Which is true about Stage?

Answers:

• Stage object is optional.

• Everything is a child of the stage.

• The Stage needs instantiation

• Stage can be scaled.

137. What is the default access modifier if none is specified?

Answers:

• static

• public

• protected

• private

• internal

138. Which of these is a valid variable declaration?

Answers:

• var int a = 0;

• var a:Number = 0;

• variable a = 0;

• a => 0

139. What expression will insert a new line into a String?

Answers:

• new

• n

• newline

• break

140. What is the difference between .swc and .swf?

Answers:

• .swc can be imported as a standalone library

• none

• .swc is for graphics

• .swf is more lightweight

141. Which of these is a valid variable declaration?

Answers:

• var myVar:String = new String();

• var myVar:String = “”;

• var myVar:String;

• var myVar = “”;

• All of them.

142. Sprite is a class of the following package:

Answers:

• flash.display.graphics

• flash.graphics

• flash.displaycore

• flash.display

143. What is the difference between .swc and .swf?

Answers:

• .swc is for Flex, .swf is for Flash Professional

• .swc is a class packet, .swf is an executable

• .swc is a library of assets, .swf is for Flash Professional only

• .swc is an executable packet, .swf is a library

144. What will be in output console?  var a: Sprite = new Sprite(); var b: Sprite = a; a = null; trace(b);

Answers:

• StackOverflowError

• BreakError

• [object Sprite]

• IllegalOperationError

Online article writing & blogging test answers for Upwork 2017

Upwork Article Writing & Blogging Test 74 Questions Answer



1. What is a "metablog"?

Answers:

• A highly personal, if not confessional, blog

• A blog about metal

• A blog devoted to explaining “metas”

• A blog about blogging

2. There's little need to copy text before trying to publish it to the web because you rarely lose the text at the time of publication.

Answers:

• True

• False

3. At what point does a work – whether an online blog or in print – come under copyright?

Answers:

• As soon as it is published

• As soon as the author registers the copyright

• As soon as the author writes “Copyright”and his/her name and date next to it

• As soon as it is created

4. Fooling the search engines with link farms, keyword stuffing, cloaking or alt text spamming is not a good idea because _____________________ .

Answers:

• it is an offense in most countries

• the search engines may restrict your site or future listings, or ban you altogether

• it could reduce the traffic to your blog

• All of the above

5. What are "FAQs"?

Answers:

• First Asked Queries

• First Answered Questions

• Fast Attitude Queries

• Frequently Asked Questions

• All of the above

6. What is "podcasting"?

Answers:

• Making the entire blog available in a single downloadable file

• Redirecting traffic through a portal hidden on the blog called a “pod”

• Distribution of audio and other media files for download to digital music or multimedia players such as iPods

• Mass e-mailing for marketing purposes to promote several blogs at the same time

7. What are "blooks"?

Answers:

• Books that are written by bloggers and generally grow out of their blogs

• People who like to blog

• People who promote their blogs on the inside pages of a book

• All of the above

8. What is 'placing of keywords in the important parts of a webpage so that search engines may give them priority' called?

Answers:

• Keyword prominence

• Optimization guesswork

• Partial selection

• Keyword density

9. Why is it damaging to have disfunctioning or non-functioning(dead)links on your website?

Answers:

• You cannot prevent people from reaching the destination without doing so

• It could damage your brand reputation; people do not want to see a “page not found” result

• A person is less likely to return to your site as a repeat visitor if the links do not work

• b and c

10. What do we mean when we say an author's copyright is within "the public domain"?

Answers:

• We mean it is floated on the stock exchange

• We mean it is freely available for all, can be copied, reproduced and re-published

• We mean it is temporarily available for a period of 1-5 years

• We mean it is part of the author’s estate for 70 years after his or her death

11. What is a "feed aggregator" or "feed reader"?

Answers:

• An online bug or virus that “feeds” on your blog and destroys content

• A Web application which collects web content such as news, blogs, podcasts and vlogs for easy viewing in a single location

• A Web application that links your blog to other blogs for which you always pay a fee

• A third generation blogger who is addicted to blogging

• None of the above

12. In sourcing information, you may use materials not subject to copyright such as names, common symbols, lists of ingredients, short phrases, slogans, slang, titles etc.

Answers:

• True

• False

13. Which of the following is/are good way(s) of promoting your business or website and thereby selling your products online?

Answers:

• Writing reviews on other sites with a link back to your site

• Getting involved in social bookmarking, especially group social bookmarking

• Posting on forums around the internet with reference to your product or brand

• All of the above

14. What will happen if you type the words sport -basketball in the Google search box?

Answers:

• Google will find all the web pages containing the words “sport” and “basketball”

• Google will find the web pages about “sport” and also those containing the word “basketball”

• Google will find the web pages about “sport” that do not contain the word “basketball”

• Google will find all the web pages in which the words “sport” and “basketball” appear together

• None of the above

15. What is "fair use" in terms of using someone else's copyrighted material online?

Answers:

• A system where copyright is exchanged between the original owner and the blogger who co-opts it

• A term used by the prosecutor to convict a blogger who repeatedly infringes his/her copyright

• A defense argument that an individual who is sued for copyright infringement can use, namely that the use of the material was in public interest

• None of the above

16. What are "article submission sites"?

Answers:

• Databases of stored articles awaiting approval from a CEO

• Sites that help submit articles you have written about your product for online publication so you don’t have to spend valuable time sending out your articles individually

• Sites where you can buy articles and adapt them to a target audience and focus them on your market

• Usually scam sites that promise huge marketing distribution around the internet

17. Where did the term "blog" originate?

Answers:

• It was invented by Mr. James Blog

• An abridgment of the two terms, “web” and “log”

• An abridgment of the two terms, “book” and “log”

• b and c

• None of the above, it was a spontaneous new coinage derived from Old English

18. How long does an author's copyright – whether in print or online - last in the U.S.?

Answers:

• Until he/she dies

• Forever

• For 5 years after the publication

• For 40 years after he/she dies

• For 70 years after he/she dies

19. Which of the following are good ways of sourcing information for online content such as blog postings?

Answers:

• Reading other blogs of a similar nature

• Researching for content in a library by reading non-fiction, and consulting encyclopaedias, public records etc.

• Using search engines to narrow down keywords and content data

• All of the above

20. If you own a copyright on your own works, you can license your work for reproduction and publication around the world according to place and length of time.

Answers:

• True

• False

21. Which of the following is the term used for the collective blogging intelligentsia, namely the most influential bloggers online by page rank owing to their high traffic count?

Answers:

• Glamorati

• Hoi polloi

• Rich and reckless

• Beautiful and damned

• Blogerati

22. Which of the following are good techniques for building a greater business audience for your blog?

Answers:

• Create multiple links with local business community

• Create a link with the local library website

• Partner with non-competing businesses

• Have business cards printed

• All of the above

23. Which of the following are most important when optimizing content for search engines?

Answers:

• Regular updating of your blog

• Making sure your URL is simple

• Adding keywords, tags, metatags and having quality content and regular updating

• Having quality content

24. State whether True or False.

Copyright is available not just for published works but also for works in private use that have not or may never be published.

Answers:

• True

• False

25. Which of the following is the most effective idea for creating a target audience that returns again and again to your blog?

Answers:

• Make individual postings long as the more the information, the better it is.

• Re-read and be your own editor, always removing unnecessary words and phrases; keep your postings relatively short and post regularly

• Regularly change the colors of your blog to entertain your readership

• Add a certain randomness to your external links so the audience never quite knows where the links may lead – it’s more exciting

26. What is "misinformation"?

Answers:

• Mystery information partially hidden on the internet

• Information which is misleading or distracting or at least partially wrong

• Mr. Information

• Completely wrong information on all counts

• None of the above

27. Which of the following features will increase the likelihood of a reader staying longer on your blog?

Answers:

• Having mostly text rather than pictures, slide shows or other interactive content

• Using external links to generate the new page as a pop-up window rather than going directly to the new site

• Offering links to great promotional deals on other sites

28. What do you mean by your article being "non exclusive" while selling it online?

Answers:

• That you can sell it to one more company

• That it is exclusively connected to the site where you publish it first

• That you can publish it online elsewhere so long as they are “non exclusive” too

• That you can sell it to 5 more companies

• That you can post it on your blog but nowhere else

29. If words/phrases are lifted from an original writing on the internet - not from a printed book - it's not plagiarism.

Answers:

• True

• False

30. What distinguishes a blog from a website?

Answers:

• Postings that occur according to a timeline that is updated so old posts can be traced

• More content

• Flashier images

• Contact details

• More professional content

31. What is an "open thread"?

Answers:

• A thread that is open for discussion by those posting to it

• A thread that has closed links

• Multiple posts focused around one specific subject

• All posts made openly by the same blogger

• All of the above

32. What are "grey hat techniques"?

Answers:

• Techniques attracting people over 65 to your blog

• Advertising techniques through images specifically aimed at older readers

• Techniques involving part online and part store sales

• An optimisation strategy defining an unknown area of reputability/validity

33. What is an "affiliate business program"?

Answers:

• Getting the business standards of your company approved by a government affiliated company

• Signing up to be a business partner with another online company to promote each other’s interests and thereby reaching a larger market

• Buying a company

• Getting bought by a company

• Merging with another company

34. Which is the correct order for finding your target audience and selling goods or services to it?

Answers:

• Design a strategy for drawing them to your site with greater interest in your product, have a business plan, identify their interest in your product, identify your audience type and their level of expertise, make sales

• Have a business plan, identify your audience type and their level of expertise, identify their interest in your product, design a strategy for drawing them to your site with greater interest in your product, make sales

• Have a business plan, identify your audience type and their level of expertise, design a strategy for drawing them to your site with greater interest in your product, make sales, identify their interest in your product

• Identify your audience type and their level of expertise, make sales, have a business plan identify their interest in your product, design a strategy for drawing them to your site with greater interest in your product

35. In terms of keywords for promoting a website about global money, which of the following groups would be the best choice?

Answers:

• Football, shopping, racing, gardening

• 10c, 5c, dollar, 50c, quarter

• The World Bank, the Olympics, the US government, the UEFA Cup

• Dollar, yen, pound sterling, exchange rate

36. What are "subsidiary rights" if your blog becomes successful enough to receive an offer of publication in print?

Answers:

• All rights originally held by the author

• Translation rights

• All secondary rights sold by the agent or publisher, such as volume rights, audio rights, film and T.V. rights, book club rights, paperback rights etc.

• Rights that the author always retains and that cannot be licensed

37. At the end of an article, the reference list to other relevant works that may or may not have been cited is called the _________________.

Answers:

• Footnotes

• Bibliography

• Original material

• Endnotes

• All of the above

38. What changes you should incorporate in your writing style—when writing about the university application process—if you're writing for student applicants and not for their parents?

Answers:

• Write the entire text in italics—it signifies that the content has been written for a student, and not for a parent

• Write the entire text in the Roman style—it signifies that the content has been written for a student, and not for a parent

• No amount of change can clarify if the content is written for a student or for a parent, so do not bother about changing your writing style

• Add anecdotes in the description; students prefer an anecdotal style of writing

• Vary the information, your tone, your advice, and recommendations, so that the description is understood by students as well as parents

39. What can you do to make your articles more appealing to online readers?

Answers:

• Create external links and quality posts

• Add a message board and / or chat room to encourage interactivity

• Increase the product or site image / professional branding

• All of the above

40. What is the "useful but incomplete" approach in terms of promoting your product in an online article or so-called e-zine?

Answers:

• Making your product useful but leaving the article incomplete with no way of linking to your site

• Making your product incomplete and the article useful

• Making the article useful but leaving it incomplete so the market is enticed but has to follow your link to learn more

• Making the article complete and the product useful so that there’s no need to find out more

41. What does "SEO" stand for?

Answers:

• Sequeway Even Offered

• Service Engine Oriented

• Second Executive Officer

• Search Engine Optimization

42. Online articles do not need to be cited especially when taken from another online source.

Answers:

• True

• False

43. Which of the following are good ways of protecting your online content?

Answers:

• Searching for the plagiarists of your content

• Embedding your images

• Potentially encrypting your HTML

• Joining a plagiarism forum

• All of the above

44. What is an "anonoblog"?

Answers:

• A general blog with multiple authors

• A blog about people who used to be famous

• A blog written and maintained by an anonymous author, often under a pseudonym or pen name

• All of the above

45. What is "blogosphere"?

Answers:

• The hole in the internet through which blogs can fall

• The blogs in a given area such as a street, county or country

• The collective content of the blogs worldwide

• Blog companies that group together and buy smaller blogs

• None of the above

46. Which of the following is not a blogging provider or blogging service available on the web free of cost?

Answers:

• WordPress

• Blogger

• Technorati

• BlueHost

47. Why is it important to make regular postings – if not daily postings – to your blog?

Answers:

• To encourage a regular readership, returning traffic, and so web robots can see your blog is regularly active

• It isn’t – making daily postings can be harmful to your blog

• Otherwise it will be unplugged by the blog service provider

• None of the above

48. What are "Google alerts"?

Answers:

• A ringtone from Google

• A doorbell as a prize for being a loyal Google customer

• Pinging of your website by Google every time you use Yahoo and MSN instead of using Google

• A system where Google e-mails you the results of your pre-arranged search terms on a regular basis to stir your thoughts about writing blog content

49. If your website sells golf equipment, your promotional articles should be written about _________ .

Answers:

• good golf courses

• caddies

• sport in general

• the best clubs to use at certain times

• All of the above

50. What are "stop words"?

Answers:

• Words that stop short of their meaning

• Words that show up first in search engine result pages

• Words that are banned on the blogosphere by the blog police

• Some common words (such as “and”, “or” and “in”) that are usually ignored by a search engine performing a search

51. Is it a good idea to have two blogs with the same content to try and increase traffic?

Answers:

• No, as search engines such as Google will most likely list only one blog which may not be your preference

• Yes, two blogs, even with the same content, will most likely double your traffic on the web

• Yes, and to have three would be still better

• No, because search engines will be advised to close down one, if not both, of your blogs

52. What is the common rule for taking images from the web and using them on your blog or website?

Answers:

• Check to see if these are freely available, and if so, proceed; otherwise contact the copyright holder or blog/site manager for permission

• Take whatever you like from any site by right clicking and saving the image

• a and b

• None of the above

53. What is the difference between a "patent" and a "trademark"?

Answers:

• A copyright and a trademark are the same; a patent is made to protect goods or services for sale

• Patents and trademarks are the same; it is copyright that is different

• A patent protects a work, device or name that is used for trading goods whereas a trademark protects inventions or discoveries

• A trademark protects a word, device or name that is used for trading goods whereas a patent protects inventions or discoveries

54. Which of the following is a good approach to planning to write a blog posting?

Answers:

• Source content, write draft, save, post to blog

• Idea, source content, post to blog, read

• Idea, source content, write draft, save, read and edit, post to blog

• Write draft, edit, post to blog, read and edit later

55. What is "autocasting"?

Answers:

• Automatically casting the characters in an online play

• An autocue for a blogger to remind him or her to make a posting

• A form of microblogging that will herald Web 3.0

• An automated form of podcasting that allows bloggers (and blog readers) to create audio versions of text-only blogs using RSS feeds

56. Search engines will return different results depending on the word order of the search terms.

Answers:

• True

• False

57. When writing an article about safety and light bulbs, which of the following is likely to be your target audience?

Answers:

• Electrical engineers

• Ordinary people involved in home improvement

• Working electricians

• Light bulb manufacturers

• All of the above

58. Why is it sometimes a good idea to create a blog independently with a host other than a free blog hosting service such as the Blogger?

Answers:

• You can add more intelligent interactivity such as widgets, site design, custom URLs etc

• You can then have two blogs and disconnect your old one

• You will be able to keep the old free service

• You will automatically get more traffic

59. Which of the following is most likely to guarantee the content on your blog is professional, subject-appropriate and grammatically correct?

Answers:

• Copying it into Word, spell-checking, and copying it back

• Asking a friend to read it

• Reading it through before posting

• Having several specialist readers check out the content for its relevance, sense, argument, and keywords

60. Which of the following techniques can provide increased credibility to an article?

Answers:

• A signature at the end of the posting

• More links than words in a single posting

• External links to other sites combined with sophisticated quality content

• A self-appointed writing on the subject

61. Can you sell your copyright?

Answers:

• Yes, by licensing it according to territory and time

• No, it remains yours always

• Yes, but only in certain places, and for lengths of time up to 140 years after your death

• Yes, so long as someone changes his/her name to your name

62. Blog comments show up in Google searches in addition to the blog posts.

Answers:

• True

• False

63. What are the websites "writework.com" and "schoolsucks.com"?

Answers:

• Sites where teachers can obtain their students’ papers in an educational exchange program?

• Websites dedicated to stopping plagiarism on the web

• Websites where students can obtain papers to wrongfully use as their own, often for free

• A community of online papers backed by most US and UK school programs

64. What does the term "spomment" refer to in the blogosphere?

Answers:

• Special comments

• Spam on a posting

• Comment spam

• Tiny gremlins inside the computer system

• All of the above

65. What is the term used for "the number of times the keyword is used divided by the total word count on the page"?

Answers:

• Keyword density

• Keyword distribution

• Word hardness

• Density of syllables

• Blog Page Intensity

66. What is a "tag"?

Answers:

• An external link

• A language element, such as a word, often used in blogs to identify the type or types of content that makes up a particular post

• A long post that goes onto another page

• Both b and c

67. What is a "bye-line"?

Answers:

• The text at the end of a post that identifies the poster, and a play on “byline”, used to identify the writer of a newspaper article

• The headline

• The secondary headline

• b and c

• None of the above

68. What is a "plagiarism warning banner?"

Answers:

• A banner e-mailed to you by a potential plagiarist to warn you of their potential copying of your site

• A banner you place on your site or blog to deter potential plagiarists

• A government service that bans plagiarists from the Web with an official warning, usually a letter to their home address

• None of the above

69. If you're writing an article about applying for admission to graduate courses in universities, your target audience is likely to be _________.

Answers:

• 18-year olds

• students already in college

• a range of readers who are thinking of applying for admission to a graduate school

• people between 45 and 65

70. If you're writing an article about the automotive industry, which of the following would be the best way of promoting your article?

Answers:

• Adding internal links within your blog that cross-reference the article

• Adding highly specific keywords to your pages that reference aspects of the automotive industry

• Contacting other automotive industry blogs and websites offering a link-exchange

• All of the above

71. What is a "biz blog"?

Answers:

• A blog owned and run by a company or corporation

• A private blog for the blogger and his or her family

• A blog in the biz of blogging only

• A blog about finance, especially related to the London Stock Exchange

• None of the above

72. What is a "CEOBlog"?

Answers:

• A social networking blog

• A blog that has been unplugged by a corporation during a hostile takeover

• A group blog

• A blog written using a “stream of consciousness” writing style

• A blog maintained by a Chief Executive Officer

73. It's a good idea to create identical content on multiple blogs as this can increase web traffic and get higher listings in search engines.

Answers:

• True

• False

74. If you write something libelous in a blog, you can still be sued for written defamation despite the apparent freedom of expression on the Internet.

Answers:

• True

• False

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