WGU C777 OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT 2026
EXAM READINESS GUIDE WITH PRACTICE
SCENARIOS AND CORE CONCEPT
BREAKDOWN
◉ What is static positioning?
A type of positioning that prevents an element from being moved
A type of positioning that moves an element relative to its position in
normal flow
A type of positioning that moves an element completely out of the
page's normal layout flow
The default positioning that every element gets.
Answer: The default positioning that every element gets
◉ What is relative positioning?
A type of positioning that allows you to modify an element's position
on the page, moving it relative to its position in normal flow
A type of positioning that prevents an element from being moved
relative to its position in normal flow
,A type of positioning that moves an element completely out of the
page's normal layout flow relative to its position in normal flow
The default positioning that every element gets relative to its
position in normal flow.
Answer: A type of positioning that allows you to modify an element's
position on the page, moving it relative to its position in normal flow
◉ What happens when you set the position property of an element
to absolute?
The element remains in its default position in normal flow and sits
over the top of it
The element is completely separated from the rest of the page layout
and sits over the top of it
The element is offset from its default position in normal flow and
sits over the top of it
The element is prevented from being separated from the rest of the
page layout and sits over the top of it.
,Answer: The element is completely separated from the rest of the
page layout and sits over the top of it
◉ What happens when an item has position: sticky?
It'll scroll in normal flow until it hits offsets from the viewport that
have been defined, at which point it becomes "stuck" as if it had
position: fixed applied
It'll scroll in normal flow until it hits offsets from the viewport that
have been defined, at which point it becomes "unstuck" as if it had
position: fixed applied
It'll remain in its default position in normal flow until it hits offsets
from the viewport that have been defined, at which point it becomes
"stuck" as if it had position: fixed applied
It'll remain in its default position in normal flow until it hits offsets
from the viewport that have been defined, at which point it becomes
"unstuck" as if it had position: fixed applied.
Answer: It'll scroll in normal flow until it hits offsets from the
viewport that have been defined, at which point it becomes "stuck"
as if it had position: fixed applied
, ◉ Is it common for web pages to keep the default display options
throughout?
No, it is not common for web pages to keep the default display
options throughout
Yes, but only if the layout is simple
Yes, it is common for web pages to keep the default display options
throughout
No, but only if the layout is complex.
Answer: Yes, it is common for web pages to keep the default display
options throughout
◉ What is the content in the CSS3 Box Model?
The space between the content and the border of an element
A border, such as a line, around an element
The amount of space between the border and the surrounding
elements in the HTML document
The content within an HTML element.
Answer: The content within an HTML element
◉ What is a main feature of a style guide?
EXAM READINESS GUIDE WITH PRACTICE
SCENARIOS AND CORE CONCEPT
BREAKDOWN
◉ What is static positioning?
A type of positioning that prevents an element from being moved
A type of positioning that moves an element relative to its position in
normal flow
A type of positioning that moves an element completely out of the
page's normal layout flow
The default positioning that every element gets.
Answer: The default positioning that every element gets
◉ What is relative positioning?
A type of positioning that allows you to modify an element's position
on the page, moving it relative to its position in normal flow
A type of positioning that prevents an element from being moved
relative to its position in normal flow
,A type of positioning that moves an element completely out of the
page's normal layout flow relative to its position in normal flow
The default positioning that every element gets relative to its
position in normal flow.
Answer: A type of positioning that allows you to modify an element's
position on the page, moving it relative to its position in normal flow
◉ What happens when you set the position property of an element
to absolute?
The element remains in its default position in normal flow and sits
over the top of it
The element is completely separated from the rest of the page layout
and sits over the top of it
The element is offset from its default position in normal flow and
sits over the top of it
The element is prevented from being separated from the rest of the
page layout and sits over the top of it.
,Answer: The element is completely separated from the rest of the
page layout and sits over the top of it
◉ What happens when an item has position: sticky?
It'll scroll in normal flow until it hits offsets from the viewport that
have been defined, at which point it becomes "stuck" as if it had
position: fixed applied
It'll scroll in normal flow until it hits offsets from the viewport that
have been defined, at which point it becomes "unstuck" as if it had
position: fixed applied
It'll remain in its default position in normal flow until it hits offsets
from the viewport that have been defined, at which point it becomes
"stuck" as if it had position: fixed applied
It'll remain in its default position in normal flow until it hits offsets
from the viewport that have been defined, at which point it becomes
"unstuck" as if it had position: fixed applied.
Answer: It'll scroll in normal flow until it hits offsets from the
viewport that have been defined, at which point it becomes "stuck"
as if it had position: fixed applied
, ◉ Is it common for web pages to keep the default display options
throughout?
No, it is not common for web pages to keep the default display
options throughout
Yes, but only if the layout is simple
Yes, it is common for web pages to keep the default display options
throughout
No, but only if the layout is complex.
Answer: Yes, it is common for web pages to keep the default display
options throughout
◉ What is the content in the CSS3 Box Model?
The space between the content and the border of an element
A border, such as a line, around an element
The amount of space between the border and the surrounding
elements in the HTML document
The content within an HTML element.
Answer: The content within an HTML element
◉ What is a main feature of a style guide?
