Lesson 9 Quiz

Question #1 Netscape Commincator  does not support Frames?   True    False

Question #2 Frames divide the Browser Window into Panes something like the Mail Window?  True    False

Question #3 Netscape will allow Frames at the "top and bottom" of the Browser Window..., as well as "left and right"?   True    False

Question #4 Netscape will allow you to?

• Create your own Frames in the Netscape Browser.
• Open a Frame in an New Browser Window.
• Ignore Frames less than 2 inches in size.
• None of the Above.
• All of the Above.

Question #5 A "black border" around a Frame means?

• Netscape had a "default read" Error.
• The Frame is non-operational.
• The Frame is about to be deleted.
• There is no "black Frame border" in Netscape.
• None of the Above.
• All of the Above.

Question #6 When you are finished with a New Frame (that has been) opened in the New Browser Window...?

• "Click-on" the Close Window Icon.
• Open another Browser Window.
• Press Ctrl, Alt, Del.
• Open a Mail Window.
• None of the Above.
• All of the Above.

Question #7 Some Frames are Fixed and others are Adjustable?   True    False

Question #8 Move the Mouse Cursor over the Pane Divider..., if the Cursor changes to two lines with a double pointed arrow..., you can adjust the Frame?  True    False

Question #9 Within each Frame, if the Scroll Bars are visible..., Netscape will allow you to Scroll Down?  True    False

Question #10 To travel Back or Forward in a Frame use the Right Mouse Button?  True    False

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