Q1. JavaScript is an event-driven programming language. Events trigger .

A. functions

B. behaviors

C. actions

D. methods

Q2. You can declare as many methods for your custom object as you want.

A. False

B. True

Q3. document.cookie = "name = value"; or document.cookie = "name = value;expi es = date"; are both proper syntax for assigning cookies in JavaScript.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

Q4. JavaScript was the first scripting language developed for Webpage design.

A. True

B. False

Q5. Placing // in front of a line of text, within the Script tags will result in

A. the command that follows being carried out

B. everything that follows being ignored

C. nothing, as this is not valid

D. everything to the end of the line being ignored.

Q6. The Microsoft implementation of the Netscape JavaScript language is called

.

A. VBScript

B. Java

C. ECMAScript

D. JScript

Q7. The built in function parseFloat() .

A. converts a currancy formatted number to a decimal formatted number.

B. converts a number to its integer equivalent.

C. does not exist.

D. converts a number to its floating-point decimal equivalent.

Q8. The pair contains the domain name of the URL that issued the cookie.

A. URL=URL

B. domain=domain

C. path=path

D. document=document

Q9. Variables can store data types in JavaScript.

A. 7

B. 5

C. 4

D. 6

Q10. The first character of a variable must not be a letter or an underscore, but subsequent characters can be letters, numbers, and the underscore character.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE