1. An
applet is a ___________ program.
a. Large
b.
Small
c. Medium
d. None
of these
2. __________
refers to a command that allows you to run applets outside a web browser.
a. JavaViewer
b.
AppletViewer
c. PackageViewer
d. None
of these
3. _________
denotes the variables that receive the values of the arguments passed into the
method to provide the desired output.
a. Integer
b.
Parameters
c. Instance
variables
d. object
4. Applets
use various methods of _________ class and _______ class.
a.
Applet,
Graphics
b. Applet,
Image
c. Image,
Graphics
d. None
of these
5. The
execution of an applet begins from the ________ method.
a. int
b.
init( )
c. init
d. none
of these
6. For
the execution of a local applet, an __________ connection is must.
a. Internet
b. Networking
c. Both
a & b
d.
None of
these
7. The
sequence of methods invoked automatically when an applet is loaded till it is
destroyed is:
a. init(),
paint(),start(),stop(),destroy()
b. start(),init(),paint(),stop(),destroy()
c. star(),paint(),init(),destroy(),stop()
d.
init(),start(),paint(),stop(),destroy()
8. The
_______ method is used to display a string on an applet.
a.
drawString()
b. stringdraw()
c. String()
d. Draw()
9. The
following tags are mandatory while creating an html document to display an
applet:
a. NAME,CODE,HEIGHT
b. CODEBASE,HEIGHT,WIDTH
c.
CODE,HEIGHT,WIDTH
d. CODE,NAME
10. The
__________ attributes indicates the URL of the directory where the applet
.class file resides.
a.
CODEBASE
b. BASECODE
c. NAMEBASE
d. BASENAME
11. The
parameters can be passed to an applet by using <PARAM> tag in the
following way:
a.
<PARAMNAME=parameter_name
VALUE=parameter_value>
b. PARAMNAME=parametername
VALUE=parametervalue
c. <PARAMNAME=parameter_name><VALUE=parameter_value>
d. None
of these
12. What will
be the output of the following code:
gra.drawLine(10,10,50,10);
a. A
vertical line that is 40 pixels long
b. A
vertical line that is 50 pixels long
c.
A horizontal
line that is 40 pixels long
d. A
horizontal line that is 50 pixels long
13. Which of
the following is not a method of Graphics class:
a. drawRectangle()
b. fillCircle()
c. drawArc()
d. drawEllipse()
e.
Both b &
d
14. The code
given below a line.what will be the color of line:
g.setColor
(color.red.yellow.green.cyan.blue)
gra.drawLine (20, 20, 20, 70)
a. Black
b.
Blue
c. Red
d. Green
15. Write a
statement to construct a20-point bold Serif font.
a.
new
Font(“Serif ”, Font.BOLD,20);
b. new
Font(Serif , Font 20);
c. new
(“Serif”, Font.BOLD,20);
d. new
Font(“Serif”,20);
16. The
__________ method of the graphics class is used to draw an image on an applet.
a. drawGraphic()
b.
drawImage()
c. drawPic()
d. None
of these
17. The java
programs that have been discussed so far are _________ application programs.
a.
Console-based
b. Object-based
c. Public-based
d. Method-based
18. The most
significant features of an applet is that it transforms a _____________ user
interactive webpage by adding images, animations, different text styles to it.
a. Dynamic
webpage into a static
b.
Static
webpage into a dynamic
c. Static
webpage into a html
d. None
of these
19. In other
words, applets help a programmer to develop a full-featured _________
application.
a. Documents
b. Networking
c.
Multimedia
d. None
of these
20. The java
applets can be executed either through an ___________ (a tool of java
development kit) or any java-compatible Web browser.
a.
AppletViewer
b. Javac
c. JavaViewer
d. jdk*
21. Applet can
be classified into ____ types:
a. 3
b. 4
c.
2
d. 6
22. The _______
class is responsible for all the operations related to display (output) of an
applet.
a.
Graphics
b. Images
c. Objects
d. Main
23. Life cycle
of an applet:
a. Running,
idle, born, dead
b. Idle,
running, born, dead
c.
Born,
running, idle, dead
d. Running,
dead, born, idle
24. The life
cycle of an applet begins when it is first loaded and the _______ method is
invoked.
a. start()
b. paint()
c.
init()
d. stop()
25. _________
method is invoked to display the output on the screen in the form of text,
graphics etc.
a. graphics()
b.
paint()
c. image()
d. init()
26. __________
method is invoked to remove the applet permanently from the memory.
a. clear()
b. clean()
c.
destroy()
d. dead()
27. An HTML
document is a collection of ________ .
a. Images
b.
Text
c. Sheets
d. None
of these
28. Every HTML document can be broadly divided
into ________ major elements.
a. Three
b.
Four
c. Five
d. Two
29. ________
element marks the beginning and ending of the HTML document.
a. HEAD
b. TITLE
c.
HTML
d. BODY
30. The syntax
of HTML element is as follows:
a.
<html>……..</html>
b. </html>…….<html>
c. <html/>…….<html>
d. <html>……..<html/>
31. The syntax
of HEAD element is as follows:
a. </head>…….</head>
b. <head>……..<\head>
c.
<head>…….</head>
d. <head>……...<head>
32. The BODY
tag is placed exactly after the ______ tag.
a. HTML
b.
HEAD
c. TITLE
d. BODY
33. To build an
applet, an applet code is _____ and ______.
a.
Created,
compiled
b. Interpreter,
compiler
c. Trace,
debug
d. None
of these
34. The ______
tag specifies the applet code that is to be loaded and at the same time, it
tells the browser about its space requirement on the web page.
a. </APPLET>
b. <APPLET/>
c.
<APPLET>
d. <AppletViewer>
35. The text
written in ____________ attribute will be displayed if the browser is unable to
run the applet.
a.
ALT=
alternate_text
b. ALIGN=alignment
c. NAME=
applet_name
d. None
of these
36. An
AppletViewer is a tool of _________ which is specifically designed for viewing
applets.
a. bin
b. java
c.
jdk
d. javac
37. Java allows
user to pass ___________ parameters to an applet with the help of <PARAM>
tags.
a.
user-defined
b. well-defined
c. system-defined
d. none
of these
38. A rectangle
can be drawn by using the ________ method.
a. DrawRectangle()
b. DrawRectangle
c. drawrect[]
d.
drawRect()
39. An ellipse
can be drawn using the _______ method.
a. Drawoval()
b.
drawOval()
c. drawoval
d. none
of these
40. The Color
class contains three primitive colors, namely:
a. Red,
pink, green
b. Red,
blue, yellow
c. Red,
cyan, green
d.
Red, blue,
green
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