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WGU C777 OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT 2 LATEST
COMBINED VERSIONS 2025/ 2026 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+| ||VERIFIED EXAM|| ||LATEST
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Question 67 :How can you override a particular style in an
HTML element if the HTML document is linked to a style
sheet? - Answer-By applying an inline CSS style attribute
to the element whose style you want to override.
Explanation: Answer C is correct.The styles you define in
a style sheet will flow, or cascade, throughout the
documents to which it is attached, unless another style
defined inside of a page specifically overrides it. The style
defined in an HTML element is called an inline CSS style.
You can apply CSS styles to HTML documents in several
ways. You can: declare an inline CSS style attribute in an
HTML element, link an HTML page to an external style
sheet, and embed an internal style sheet in an HTML
page.
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Question 68 :What is the purpose of using the <output>
element in a Web form? - Answer-It displays the result of a
calculation in the form.
Explanation: Answer D is correct. When a Web page form
performs a calculation for the user, the result (or output) of
the calculation can be displayed by using the HTML5
<output> element. Calculations are usually performed by a
script, but the <output> element provides semantic
meaning to the calculation results. The HTML5 <keygen>
element is used to generate a key pair to add security in
an HTML form. The HTML5 <datalist> element provides
pre-defined options that sort and autocomplete
themselves as users type into the field. The <input>
element generates various form field types, depending on
the attribute specified with it.
Which of the following is a JavaScript event that occurs
when a page opens in the browser? - Answer-Load
Explanation: Answer C is correct.The load event occurs
when the page opens, or loads, in the browser. The unload
event occurs when the user leaves the page to go to a
new page. It is important that you do not confuse user-
driven events with script-driven event handlers. The
WGU C777 OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT 2 LATEST
COMBINED VERSIONS 2025/ 2026 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+| ||VERIFIED EXAM|| ||LATEST
EXAM!!!||
Question 67 :How can you override a particular style in an
HTML element if the HTML document is linked to a style
sheet? - Answer-By applying an inline CSS style attribute
to the element whose style you want to override.
Explanation: Answer C is correct.The styles you define in
a style sheet will flow, or cascade, throughout the
documents to which it is attached, unless another style
defined inside of a page specifically overrides it. The style
defined in an HTML element is called an inline CSS style.
You can apply CSS styles to HTML documents in several
ways. You can: declare an inline CSS style attribute in an
HTML element, link an HTML page to an external style
sheet, and embed an internal style sheet in an HTML
page.
, 2|Page
Question 68 :What is the purpose of using the <output>
element in a Web form? - Answer-It displays the result of a
calculation in the form.
Explanation: Answer D is correct. When a Web page form
performs a calculation for the user, the result (or output) of
the calculation can be displayed by using the HTML5
<output> element. Calculations are usually performed by a
script, but the <output> element provides semantic
meaning to the calculation results. The HTML5 <keygen>
element is used to generate a key pair to add security in
an HTML form. The HTML5 <datalist> element provides
pre-defined options that sort and autocomplete
themselves as users type into the field. The <input>
element generates various form field types, depending on
the attribute specified with it.
Which of the following is a JavaScript event that occurs
when a page opens in the browser? - Answer-Load
Explanation: Answer C is correct.The load event occurs
when the page opens, or loads, in the browser. The unload
event occurs when the user leaves the page to go to a
new page. It is important that you do not confuse user-
driven events with script-driven event handlers. The
