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Andr3w at 13:21, 9 December 2023

2023-12-09T13:21:17Z

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	<div class=q>The term <code>'color:red'</code> is best described as:		<div class=q>The term <code>'color:red'</code> is best described as:
	<div class='d'>Attribute name</div>		<div class='d'>Attribute name</div>
	<div class='d'>Attribute value</div>		<div class='d y'>Attribute value</div>
	<div class='d y'>Closing tag</div>		<div class='d'>Closing tag</div>
	<div class='d'>Entity</div>		<div class='d'>Entity</div>
	<div class='d'>Tag name</div>		<div class='d'>Tag name</div>
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	<div class=q>The term <code>div</code> is best described as:		<div class=q>The term <code>div</code> is best described as:
	<div class='d y'>Attribute name</div>		<div class='d'>Attribute name</div>
	<div class=d>Attribute value</div>		<div class=d>Attribute value</div>
	<div class='d'>Closing tag</div>		<div class='d'>Closing tag</div>
	<div class='d'>Entity</div>		<div class='d'>Entity</div>
	<div class='d'>Tag name</div>		<div class='d y'>Tag name</div>
	</div>		</div>

Andr3w at 09:00, 15 November 2021

2021-11-15T09:00:17Z

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	<div class=quiz>		<div class=quiz>
	<div class=q>The term <code>style</code> is best described as:		<div class=q>The term <code>style</code> is best described as:
	<div class='d'>Attribute name</div>		<div class='d y'>Attribute name</div>
	<div class='d'>Attribute value</div>		<div class='d'>Attribute value</div>
	<div class='d'>Closing tag</div>		<div class='d'>Closing tag</div>
	<div class='d'>Entity</div>		<div class='d'>Entity</div>
	<div class='d y'>Tag name</div>		<div class='d'>Tag name</div>
	</div>		</div>

Andr3w at 08:51, 15 November 2021

2021-11-15T08:51:23Z

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	<div class=quiz>		<div class=quiz>
	<div class=q>The term <code>style</code> is best described as:		<div class=q>The term <code>style</code> is best described as:
	<div class=d>Attribute name</div>		<div class='d'>Attribute name</div>
	<div class=d>Attribute value</div>		<div class='d'>Attribute value</div>
	<div class=d>Closing tag</div>		<div class='d'>Closing tag</div>
	<div class=d>Entity</div>		<div class='d'>Entity</div>
	<div class='d y'>Tag name</div>		<div class='d y'>Tag name</div>
	</div>		</div>

	<div class=q>The term <code>&amp;</code> is best described as:		<div class=q>The term <code>&amp;</code> is best described as:
	<div class=d>Attribute name</div>		<div class='d'>Attribute name</div>
	<div class=d>Attribute value</div>		<div class='d'>Attribute value</div>
	<div class=d>Closing tag</div>		<div class='d'>Closing tag</div>
	<div class='d y'>Entity</div>		<div class='d y'>Entity</div>
	<div class='d'>Tag name</div>		<div class='d'>Tag name</div>
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	<div class=q>The term <code></div></code> is best described as:		<div class=q>The term <code></div></code> is best described as:
	<div class=d>Attribute name</div>		<div class='d'>Attribute name</div>
	<div class=d>Attribute value</div>		<div class='d'>Attribute value</div>
	<div class='d y'>Closing tag</div>		<div class='d y'>Closing tag</div>
	<div class='d'>Entity</div>		<div class='d'>Entity</div>
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	<div class=q>The term <code>'color:red'</code> is best described as:		<div class=q>The term <code>'color:red'</code> is best described as:
	<div class=d>Attribute name</div>		<div class='d'>Attribute name</div>
	<div class=d>Attribute value</div>		<div class='d'>Attribute value</div>
	<div class='d y'>Closing tag</div>		<div class='d y'>Closing tag</div>
	<div class='d'>Entity</div>		<div class='d'>Entity</div>
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	<div class=q>Select the true statement about HTTP:		<div class=q>Select the true statement about HTTP:
	<div class='d'>The HTTP response must always include HTML</div>		<div class='d'>The HTTP response must always include HTML</div>
	<div class=d>The HTTP response always comes from the client</div>		<div class='d'>The HTTP response always comes from the client</div>
	<div class='d y'>The HTTP request always comes from the client</div>		<div class='d y'>The HTTP request always comes from the client</div>
	<div class='d'>nginx is an example of an HTTP client</div>		<div class='d'>nginx is an example of an HTTP client</div>
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	<div class='d'>This indicates the server is not working properly</div>		<div class='d'>This indicates the server is not working properly</div>
	<div class='d'>This is part of the HTTP request</div>		<div class='d'>This is part of the HTTP request</div>
	<div class='d'>This is part of the HTTP response</div>		<div class='d y'>This is part of the HTTP response</div>
	</div>		</div>


	<div class=q>One difference between HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/1.1 is that the Host header became mandatory. ~~A consequence of this is~~:		<div class=q>One difference between HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/1.1 is that the Host header became mandatory. The Host header allows for:
	<div class='d'>Authentication is possible</div>		<div class='d'>Authentication is possible</div>
	<div class='d'>One server can deal with many web sites</div>		<div class='d y'>One server can deal with many web sites</div>
	<div class='d'>One web site can be accessed by many clients</div>		<div class='d'>One web site can be accessed by many clients</div>
	<div class='d'>One web site can be delivered from many servers</div>		<div class='d'>One web site can be delivered from many servers</div>

Andr3w at 07:44, 15 November 2021

2021-11-15T07:44:55Z

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	<div class=q>One difference between ~~HTTP1~~/.0 and HTTP/1.1 is that the Host header became mandatory. A consequence of this is:		<div class=q>One difference between HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/1.1 is that the Host header became mandatory. A consequence of this is:
	<div class='d'>Authentication is possible</div>		<div class='d'>Authentication is possible</div>
	<div class='d'>One server can deal with many web sites</div>		<div class='d'>One server can deal with many web sites</div>

Andr3w at 22:06, 6 September 2021

2021-09-06T22:06:58Z

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	</div>		</div>

	~~</div>~~

	<div class=q>One difference between HTTP1/.0 and HTTP/1.1 is that the Host header became mandatory. A consequence of this is:		<div class=q>One difference between HTTP1/.0 and HTTP/1.1 is that the Host header became mandatory. A consequence of this is:

Andr3w at 22:06, 6 September 2021

2021-09-06T22:06:28Z

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	<div class='d'>This is part of the HTTP request</div>		<div class='d'>This is part of the HTTP request</div>
	<div class='d'>This is part of the HTTP response</div>		<div class='d'>This is part of the HTTP response</div>
			</div>

			</div>

			<div class=q>One difference between HTTP1/.0 and HTTP/1.1 is that the Host header became mandatory. A consequence of this is:
			<div class='d'>Authentication is possible</div>
			<div class='d'>One server can deal with many web sites</div>
			<div class='d'>One web site can be accessed by many clients</div>
			<div class='d'>One web site can be delivered from many servers</div>
			<div class='d'>Web pages can have components on different servers</div>
	</div>		</div>

	</div>		</div>

Andr3w at 21:58, 6 September 2021

2021-09-06T21:58:10Z

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	<!DOCTYPE html>		<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html lang=en>...		<html lang=en>...
	~~Select the true statement:~~
	<div class='d'>The status code is HTML</div>		<div class='d'>The status code is HTML</div>
	<div class='d'>There are five headers in this response</div>		<div class='d'>There are five headers in this response</div>

Andr3w at 21:57, 6 September 2021

2021-09-06T21:57:44Z

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	<!DOCTYPE html>		<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html lang=en>		<html lang=en>...
	<div class='d'>The ~~HTTP response must always include~~ HTML</div>		Select the true statement:
	<div class=d>~~The HTTP~~ response ~~always comes from the client~~</div>		<div class='d'>The status code is HTML</div>
	<div class='d y'>~~The HTTP request always comes from~~ the ~~client~~</div>		<div class='d'>There are five headers in this response</div>
	<div class='d'>~~nginx~~ is ~~an example~~ of an HTTP ~~client~~</div>		<div class='d'>This indicates the server is not working properly</div>
	<div class='d'>~~firefox~~ is ~~an example~~ of an HTTP ~~server~~</div>		<div class='d'>This is part of the HTTP request</div>
			<div class='d'>This is part of the HTTP response</div>
	</div>		</div>

	</div>		</div>

Andr3w at 21:47, 6 September 2021

2021-09-06T21:47:05Z

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    <div class=q>Select the true statement about HTTP:
      <div class='d'>The HTTP response must always include HTML</div>
      <div class=d>The HTTP response always comes from the client</div>

Andr3w at 21:30, 6 September 2021

2021-09-06T21:30:00Z

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	<div class='d'>An img may not appear in a div</div>		<div class='d'>An img may not appear in a div</div>
	<div class='d y'>There is nothing wrong with the fragment</div>		<div class='d y'>There is nothing wrong with the fragment</div>
			</div>

			<div class=q>Select the true statement about HTTP:
			<div class='d'>The HTTP response must always include HTML</div>
			<div class=d>The HTTP response always comes from the client</div>
			<div class='d y'>The HTTP request always comes from the client</div>
			<div class='d'>nginx is an example of an HTTP client</div>
			<div class='d'>firefox is an example of an HTTP server</div>
	</div>		</div>

	</div>		</div>