Question 1

When writing for a Web page,you should

Accepted Answer

A) catch the reader's attention in the first two paragraphs. 
B) use vague words. 
C) write in lengthy,complicated sentences. 
D) avoid a neutral tone. 
E) None of these answers is correct. 
A) catch the reader's attention in the first two paragraphs. 
B) use vague words. 
C) write in lengthy,complicated sentences. 
D) avoid a neutral tone. 
E) None of these answers is correct. A

Question 2

Any visual element on the Web without a copyright symbol may be used without permission on your own Web site.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

information-breaking it into short passages that are easy to access-is an important strategy for Web page design.

Accepted Answer

Chunking

Question 4

Color can make a Web page easier to navigate.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Simple Web pages can be created with word-processing programs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Web site privacy statements

Accepted Answer

A) should be difficult to find on the site. 
B) are most authoritative when written in legalese. 
C) explain what rights readers have. 
D) do not explain how a reader's information will be used. 
E) a and b. 
A) should be difficult to find on the site. 
B) are most authoritative when written in legalese. 
C) explain what rights readers have. 
D) do not explain how a reader's information will be used. 
E) a and b.

Question 7

Text set to unjustified right margins is easier to read on a screen than text set to justified right margins.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

As a technical communicator,you need not bother with the ethical dimensions of the Web site you create.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

To address the needs of a global audience,your Web pages should

Accepted Answer

A) be written in clear,simple English. 
B) not include cultural references and humor. 
C) offer different language options. 
D) avoid images and colors that are offensive to specific cultures. 
E) All of these answers are correct. 
A) be written in clear,simple English. 
B) not include cultural references and humor. 
C) offer different language options. 
D) avoid images and colors that are offensive to specific cultures. 
E) All of these answers are correct.

Question 10

To emphasize text on a Web page,use underlining.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Online text should be at least 50 percent shorter than comparable text in a print document.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

If you locate a copyrighted visual on the Web that you want to use on your own page,your best course of action is to

Accepted Answer

A) seek a copyright-free alternative. 
B) obtain written permission to use the visual. 
C) use it without obtaining permission. 
D) a or b. 
E) a,b,or c. 
A) seek a copyright-free alternative. 
B) obtain written permission to use the visual. 
C) use it without obtaining permission. 
D) a or b. 
E) a,b,or c.

Question 13

A storyboard provides a map of a Web site.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The terms "Web site" and "Web page" may be used interchangeably.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Readers expect Web pages to

Accepted Answer

A) have very little,if any,white space. 
B) be easy to enter,navigate,and exit. 
C) be dominated by numerous visuals. 
D) include lots of special effects. 
E) a and b. 
A) have very little,if any,white space. 
B) be easy to enter,navigate,and exit. 
C) be dominated by numerous visuals. 
D) include lots of special effects. 
E) a and b.

Question 16

Readers of Web pages tend to skim the text in a(n)" -shaped" pattern..

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Readers expect a balance of text and visuals on a Web page.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

A well-designed Web page

Accepted Answer

A) includes few,if any,headings. 
B) incorporates many different fonts and styles. 
C) has very skinny margins. 
D) uses hyperlinks to direct readers to other information. 
E) b and c. 
A) includes few,if any,headings. 
B) incorporates many different fonts and styles. 
C) has very skinny margins. 
D) uses hyperlinks to direct readers to other information. 
E) b and c.

Exam 25: Web Pages

When writing for a Web page,you should

Any visual element on the Web without a copyright symbol may be used without permission on your own Web site.

information-breaking it into short passages that are easy to access-is an important strategy for Web page design.

Color can make a Web page easier to navigate.

Simple Web pages can be created with word-processing programs.

Web site privacy statements

Text set to unjustified right margins is easier to read on a screen than text set to justified right margins.

As a technical communicator,you need not bother with the ethical dimensions of the Web site you create.

To address the needs of a global audience,your Web pages should

To emphasize text on a Web page,use underlining.

Online text should be at least 50 percent shorter than comparable text in a print document.

If you locate a copyrighted visual on the Web that you want to use on your own page,your best course of action is to

A storyboard provides a map of a Web site.

The terms "Web site" and "Web page" may be used interchangeably.

Readers expect Web pages to

Readers of Web pages tend to skim the text in a(n)" -shaped" pattern..

Readers expect a balance of text and visuals on a Web page.

A well-designed Web page

Introduction to Technical Communication

Meeting the Needs of Specific Audiences

Persuading Your Audience

Weighing the Ethical Issues

Teamwork and Global Considerations

An Overview of the Technical Writing Process

Thinking Critically About the Research Process

Evaluating and Interpreting Information

Summarizing Research Findings and Other Information

Organizing for Readers

Editing for a Professional Style and Tone

Designing Visual Information

Designing Pages and Documents

Memos

Email and Text Messaging

Workplace Letters

Résumés and Other Job-Search Materials

Technical Definitions

Technical Descriptions, specifications, and Marketing Materials

Instructions and Procedures

Informal Reports

Formal Analytical Reports

Proposals

Oral Presentations and Webinars

Social Media

Filters