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XML Quiz

1. Which of the following are not correct rule of XML declaration?

The names are always in lower case.
The Parameter names and values are not case-sensitive.
The correct order is: version, encoding and standalone.
None of the above

2. Is it easier to process XML than HTML?

TRUE
FALSE
May be
Can't say

3. A character that describes the information for the application to process known as?

target
Instruction
DTD
DTO

4. In most code pages the first 127 chars are common known as the?

Char set
ASCII
ASCII set
Code Page

5. XML is a text-based markup language derived from?

SGMA
SHML
SGML
DHML

6. XML First published on?

1997
1998
1999
2000

7. How many types of enumerated attribute?

2
3
4
5

8. Attributes have _______ property.

name
type
Both A and B
None of the above

9. What is the role of the XPath language in XSL processing?

XPath identifies the order or path of processing to be followed as the XSL language is processed
XPath identifies locations in XML data to be transformed in the source tree and the locations to be generated in output tree specified in XSL translation prescriptions
XPath identifies the path to be followed in the execution of XSL translation prescriptions
XPath specifies which XSL transform files are to be used in the translation of XML

10. XML is a markup language that defines set of rules for encoding documents in a format that is?

Human-readable
Machine-readable
Both human-readable and machine-readable
None of the above

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