Quiz 9
comp 125-609, Goldwasser
Tuesday, 23 November 1999
This quiz covers the following cumulative material:
(alphabetical, with new topics shown in italics)
Name: _________________________
Please Circle the one correct answer. If I can't tell which ONE is
circled, it will unfortunately be marked wrong.
- 1. Which best describes the use of a Frame?
- (A) To let the user select exactly ONE text string from a group of strings.
- (B) To let the user select exactly ONE of a group of captioned choices
- (C) To let the user independently select "On/Off" for each of a group of choices
- (D) To let the designer select a group of controls to be treated in a unified manner.
- 2. Which best describes the use of a Check Box?
- (A) To let the user select exactly ONE text string from a group of strings.
- (B) To let the user select exactly ONE of a group of captioned choices
- (C) To let the user independently select "On/Off" for each of a group of choices
- (D) To let the designer select a group of controls to be treated in a unified manner.
- 3. Which best describes the use of an Option Button?
- (A) To let the user select exactly ONE text string from a group of strings.
- (B) To let the user select exactly ONE of a group of captioned choices
- (C) To let the user independently select "On/Off" for each of a group of choices
- (D) To let the designer select a group of controls to be treated in a unified manner.
- 4. Which best describes the use of a List Box?
- (A) To let the user select exactly ONE text string from a group of strings.
- (B) To let the user select exactly ONE of a group of captioned choices
- (C) To let the user independently select "On/Off" for each of a group of choices
- (D) To let the designer select a group of controls to be treated in a unified manner.
- 5. Which of the following methods can be used to add a new
ListBox attached to an existing frame?
- (A) Single-click on the ListBox icon in the toolbox, and
then use the mouse to drag and drop a ListBox in the Frame
- (B) Double-click on the ListBox icon in the toolbox, and
then move the new ListBox so that it's position lies
inside the Frame
- (C) Double-click to create a ListBox, and then set its
Parent property to equal the Frame.
- (D) all of the above