* for learning purposes only, does not contain actual exam questions WGU Exam KV01: 70 questions in 140 minutesSome test taking strategies: ✤Read each question thoroughly, there are usually keywords that explain what the question is about;✤Being multiple choice, there is only one answer that is the most correct for any question;✤Often you can eliminate 1 or 2 answers as not being correct or relevant to the question; and✤Don’t 2nd-guess yourself, if you know the answer to a question answer and move on. Mark those questions you are not sure about to come back to later. You are updating a Web page from HTML 4.01 to HTML5. When you upload the page to the W3C validator, you receive a large number of errors. What is the first thing you should check?A.Make sure the style sheet is referenced properly.B.Make sure to use a supported HTML5 browser when validating.C.Make sure the <!DOCTYPE> declaration is correct for HTML5.D.Make sure any HTML5 APIs are coded correctly. C. Make sure the <!DOCTYPE> declaration is correct for HTML5.The W3C validator reads the <!DOCTYPE> declaration on an HTML page and validates according to the specified standard. So, if your document references an older HTML 4.01 Strict DTD, for example, then the validator will validate your code according to the HTML 4.01 Strict specification, not the HTML5 specification.For more info, see: https://validator.w3.org/docs/help.html#validation_basics Objective 1.5
WGU Exam KV01
You are updating a Web page from HTML 4.01 to HTML5. When you upload the page to the W3C validator, you receive a large number of errors. What is the first thing you should check? A. Make sure the style sheet is referenced properly. B. Make sure to use a supported HTML5 browser when validating. C. Make sure the <!DOCTYPE> declaration is correct for HTML5. D. Make sure any HTML5 APIs are coded correctly. C. Make sure the <!DOCTYPE> declaration is correct for HTML5. The W3C validator reads the <!DOCTYPE> declaration on an HTML page and validates according to the specified standard. So, if your document references an older HTML 4.01 Strict DTD, for example, then the validator will validate your code according to the HTML 4.01 Strict specification, not the HTML5 specification
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* for learning purposes only, does not contain actual exam questions WGU Exam KV01: 70 questions in 140 minutesSome test taking strategies: ✤Read each question thoroughly, there are usually keywords that explain what the question is about;✤Being multiple choice, there is only one answer that is the most correct for any question;✤Often you can eliminate 1 or 2 answers as not being correct or relevant to the question; and✤Don’t 2nd-guess yourself, if you know the answer to a question answer and move on. Mark those questions you are not sure about to come back to later. You are updating a Web page from HTML 4.01 to HTML5. When you upload the page to the W3C validator, you receive a large number of errors. What is the first thing you should check?A.Make sure the style sheet is referenced properly.B.Make sure to use a supported HTML5 browser when validating.C.Make sure the <!DOCTYPE> declaration is correct for HTML5.D.Make sure any HTML5 APIs are coded correctly. C. Make sure the <!DOCTYPE> declaration is correct for HTML5.The W3C validator reads the <!DOCTYPE> declaration on an HTML page and validates according to the specified standard. So, if your document references an older HTML 4.01 Strict DTD, for example, then the validator will validate your code according to the HTML 4.01 Strict specification, not the HTML5 specification.For more info, see: https://validator.w3.org/docs/help.html#validation_basics Objective 1.5