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1. Are WCAG Techniques Normative or Non-Normative? -
ANSWER Non-normative. They are just suggestions on how to
meet the success criteria.
2. What three pieces of accessibility information does ARIA provide
for assistive technologies? - ANSWER Name, role, value
3. How many guidelines are in WCAG 2.1? What is the new one? -
ANSWER 13. Input modalities
4. What was added in WCAG 2.1? - ANSWER
5. Which of the following is a WCAG 2.0 Level A requirement?
a) Page titles must include the site name
b) Web pages must have titles that describe topic or purpose
c) Unique information must come first in the page title
d) Web page titles must be the same as the top heading in the
main content - ANSWER b) Web pages must have titles that
describe topic or purpose
6. A user has just entered the text string "registration deadline" in a
site search field on a university website and hit the submit button.
, What would be most likely to be the best title for the results page
that loads?
a) Virginia Tech | Search
b) Search | Virginia Tech
c) Search results for "Registration deadline" | Virginia Tech
d) Search results | Virginia Tech - ANSWER c) Search results
for "Registration deadline" | Virginia Tech
7. Which of the following is NOT a valid value for the <lang>
attribute?
a) en
b) english
c) en-gb
d) es - ANSWER b) english
8. What WCAG conformance level are the success criteria having to
do with the language of the page and the language of parts of the
page?
a) The criterion having to do with the language of the page and
the criterion having to do with the language of parts of the
page are both conformance level A requirements
b) The criterion having to do with the language of the page and
the criterion having to do with the language of parts of the
page are both conformance level AA requirements
c) The criterion having to do with the language of the page is a
conformance level A requirement, while the criterion having
to do with the language of parts of the page is a level AA
requirement
,9. D) The criterion having to do with the language of the page is a
conformance level AA requirement, while the criterion having to
do with the language of parts of the page is a level AAA
requirement - ANSWER c) The criterion having to do with the
language of the page is a conformance level A requirement, while
the criterion having to do with the language of parts of the page is
a level AA requirement
10. Why is it inadvisable to rely solely on landmark regions as a
means of bypassing repetitive content?
a) Landmark regions are not yet supported by all major screen
readers
b) Most browsers do not provide a means for sighted keyboard
users to use landmark regions to bypass content
c) Landmark regions are announced to screen reader users when
encountered, but most screen readers do not provide a means
for navigating between them.
d) Because the accesskey attribute has made landmark regions
obsolete - ANSWER b) Most browsers do not provide a
means for sighted keyboard users to use landmark regions to
bypass content
11. What is the purpose of landmark regions?
a) To designate sections within content
b) To designate sections of the overall page design and layout
c) To indicate which parts of the page can be read by screen
readers
d) To create focusable areas on the page - ANSWER b) To
designate sections of the overall page design and layout
, 12. In a site with two regions for navigation, one for navigating
the site and one for navigating a section of the site, of the
following, which would be the best way to code the part of the
page with the site navigation?
a) <nav>
b) <navigation aria-label>
c) <nav alt>
d) <nav aria-label> - ANSWER d) <nav aria-label>
13. Which of the following landmarks is it okay to have more
than one of on a page?
a) <banner>
b) <complementary>
c) <main>
d) <contentinfo> - ANSWER b) <complementary>
14. Which of the following is NOT way to list all landmarks
using a screen reader?
a) In JAWS press Insert + F3 and then select landmarks
b) In NVDA press Insert + F7 and then select landmarks
c) In VoiceOver with Safari on iOS swipe up, then down
d) In VoiceOver with Safari on macOS press Control + Option
+ U, then use left/right arrows to select landmarks -
ANSWER c) In VoiceOver with Safari on iOS swipe up, then
down
15. Which of the following is NOT a way to navigate from one
landmark to the next using a screen reader?
a) In JAWS 16 and above, press the R key
b) In NVDA, press the D key