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Chapter 13 Presenting Information and Collecting Feedback

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Presenting Information and Collecting Feedback

Multiple Choice Questions (U06C13L01Q001) Which of the following features can be used to link up information in web pages? (1) links and anchors (2) frames (3) lists and tables A. (1) only B. (1) and (2) only C. (1) and (3) only D. (1), (2) and (3) Answer A (U06C13L01Q002) Which of the following statements about navigation bar is INCORRECT? A. It facilitates navigation within the site. B. It provides an easy way to move between pages and files on a site. C. It presents facts and information in an orderly fashion. D. It consists of texts or sets of images whose display changes based on the actions of a surfer. Answer C (U06C13L01Q003) What kinds of multimedia elements can be used for enriching presentation? (1) animation (2) audio (3) graphics (4) video A. (1), (2) and (3) only B. (2), (3) and (4) only C. (1), (2), (3) and (4) D. None of the above Computer & Information Technology for HKCEE (Module D)

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(U06C13L01Q004) The feedback on the web CANNOT be collected by A. e-mail B. useful link C. discussion forum D. guestbook Answer B (U06C13L01Q005) What are the advantages of using fill-out form to collect data? (1) It saves time and manpower. (2) The form can be filled in and returned conveniently. (3) More feedback can be A. (1) and (2) only B. (1) and (3) only C. (2) and (3) only D. (1), (2) and (3) Answer A

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(U06C13L01Q006) A CGI program (1) is often used in constructing guest books and discussion forums. (2) processes data submitted from a form (3) resides on the web server A. (1) only B. (1) and (2) only C. (1) and (3) only D. (1), (2) and (3) Answer D

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(U06C13L01Q007) Check boxes in a fill-out form (1) allow single selection. (2) allow multiple selection. (3) are square boxes. A. (1) only B. (1) and (2) only C. (2) and (3) only D. (1), (2) and (3) Answer C (U06C13L01Q008) Default values CANNOT be set for (1) text boxes (2) radio buttons (3) check boxes (4) lists A. (1), (2) and (3) only B. (2), (3) and (4) only C. (1), (2), (3) and (4) D. None of the above Answer D

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Conventional Questions (U06C13L02Q001) The figure below shows a web page containing a form to reserve the school hall.

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(a) Identify the form field elements A to E in the figure above. (5 marks) (b) Write down the codes to create element D, whereas a value of “Y” for “Request” will be sent back if the user select the “Yes” button, and a value of “N” for “Request” will be sent back if the user selects the “No” button. (2 marks) (c) Write down the codes to create element E, whereas the form will be submitted if the button "Finish" is clicked, and the form will be reset if the button "Clear Form" is clicked. (2 marks) (d) Reservation of facilities is only one of the many applications of using forms. Give THREE more examples of using forms to collect information. (3 marks) (e) Describe the feature and function of the BUTTON type. (3 marks)

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Answers (a) A : Single-line text field (1) B : Selection field (1) C : Check box (1) D : Radio button (1) E : Reset and submit buttons (1) (b) Yes (1) No (1) (c) (1) (1) (d) Feedback Form / Complaint Form (1) Application Form (1) Survey Form (1) (e) The BUTTON type is used to create a button. (1) Unlike SUBMIT and RESET, this button does not have a function of its own. (1) This type of button is used in conjunction with scripts such as JavaScript, and will run the script when clicked. (1)

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(U06C13L02Q002) Mavis works as a reporter in a fashion magazine. She writes numerous articles and takes many photos for the magazine. She also needs to upload her articles to the magazine web site. (a) The magazine web site is divided into frames. What is the advantage of using frames in the web site? (2 marks) The magazine web site is divided into three sections: one frame at the top, one narrow frame on the left and the main frame on the right. (b) Suggest ONE use for each frame. (3 marks) (c) Suggest ONE method so that the relative position of the content in the main frame remains unchanged. (1 mark) (d) The original digital photos taken by Mavis are too large. List THREE methods to reduce the size of the photos. (3 marks) After uploading the photos to the magazine web site, Mavis checks the web site content on the Internet and found that some of the photos are missing in the web pages. (e) Suggest TWO reasons for this problem. (2 marks) Mavis decides to use graphics as backgrounds for her articles. (f) List TWO concerns that Mavis should consider in choosing backgrounds. (2 marks) (g) State TWO ways that Mavis can use to collect feedbacks from the users. (2 marks)

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Answers (a) Frames can divide the content of the web site in an organised way. (1) The index can always be found and this provides navigation to the users. (1) (b) top frame: title of the magazine (1) left frame: index / catalogue of the magazine (1) main frame: content of the magazine (1) (c) By putting the content into a table with fixed width. (1) (d) Crop out the unnecessary parts of the photos. (1) Resize the photos to a smaller dimension. (1) Compress the photos. (1) (e) The filenames may be changed after the photos have uploaded to the web site. (1) The photos are uploaded to a wrong location in the website, causing dead links. (1) (f) The background should not be too colourful. (1) The colour of the text and the background should be in great contrast with each other. (1) (g) e-mail and guestbook (1 + 1)

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