DQ – Module 3 – Semantic Structure and Navigation

If you want to highlight text on a web page, when is it necessary to add additional text so that screen reader users know the text is important?

he correct language code for German web content is:

Screen readers will announce the number of items in a bulleted list if the list is marked up properly.

All of the following are true about skip links, except:

Links must be visually distinguishable from the surrounding non-link text

Which of the following is a recommended way to emphasize text accessibly for screen reader users?

Which of the following methods could be used to mark the current location within a paginated view? (Select all that apply)

In complex tables, each data cell must be explicitly associated with each corresponding header cell by which method?

If the user has the screen reader language set to French and a web page is written in English but does NOT specify the language of the document in the markup, how will the screen reader read the text?

All of the following HTML elements are deprecated in HTML5 except:

Links can be the same color as the surrounding non-link text as long as an underline appears on mouse hover and on keyboard focus.

What will a screen reader say when it comes across code marked as follows?
<p>Twin mattress

<del>$300</del>

<ins>$250</ins>!

</p>

In a table with two header cells in the first row ("Male" and "Female"), and with 5 header cells under each of them, the header cells in the first row should be marked as:

If the heading level 1 (<h1>) at the beginning of the main content says "How to hang ten on a surfboard," the most appropriate <title> for the page from among the options below would be:

Screen readers will recognize the following code as a list:
<p>

1. First item<br>

2. Second item<br>

3. Third item

</p>

If a person types "vegetarian recipes" in a site search, which of the following is the best page title on the search result page?

What does the JAWS screen reader read with regard to the name/label of an <iframe>?

On a so-called single-page application — in which AJAX is used to bring in new content without refreshing or loading the entire web page — any time that the URL changes, the page title should be updated accordingly.

Identifying the language of a document or part of a document is important for users of:

All of the following statements are true, except:

Sighted keyboard users can navigate by headings, landmarks, and other semantic features, just like blind screen reader users.

Links on the same page that go to the same destination should have the same text within the link.

The correct location to identify the main language of an entire page is:

Screen readers can identify the current location within a navigation menu based on the visual styles

What is the official character limit within a heading?

Screen readers announce emphasized text when it is marked with:

One of the main ways to make an <iframe> accessible is to add:

The concept of robust technology compatibility is to support compatibility of web content with current and future user agents — especially assistive technologies.

 Which of the following does NOT represent best practice, in terms of creating a structured outline of the content with headings?

A) <h1>
<h2>
<h2>
<h3>
<h4>
<h2>

B) <h1>
<h2>
<h2>
<h2>
<h3>
<h4>

C) <h1>
<h3>
<h4>
<h3>
<h4>
<h3>

D) <h1>
<h2>

WCAG 2.0 level double A (AA) requires headings to be in a valid hierarchy under all circumstances. A heading 4 (<h4>) cannot directly follow a heading 2 (<h2>), for example. The next subheading under the heading 2 (<h2>) MUST be a heading 3 (<h3>).

Which of the following will be recognized as a valid heading by screen readers?

If an <iframe> contains only JavaScript that is not meant to be read by the user, what is the best way to address this <iframe> in terms of accessibility?

The correct way to code a table cell that is a column header cell is:

If there are multiple navigation landmarks in the same page:

Layout tables are not permitted by WCAG standards.

Screen readers will read the alt text of an image within a heading as part of the heading text.

Which of the following elements will most screen readers announce to users (in terms of the semantic meaning of the element itself)?

1. q
2. del
3. ins
4. mark
5. code
6. pre
7. B and C
8. D and E
9. All of the above
10. None of the above

All of the following are valid ARIA landmark roles except:

Complex tables with merged cells are easy for screen readers to understand, as long as the table has all the necessary accessible markup.

The correct way to designate a navigation list as a navigation landmark is:

A page with 47 landmarks:

Which of the following is NOT considered an aspect of well-formed markup?

The main navigation menu should:

If a page has 3 headings, and an <iframe>, and if the page within the <iframe> has 2 headings, how many headings total will show up in the screen reader's list of headings on the parent page?

Which of the following would be the best <title> for a page describing the autocorrect features of a software product called "Tri-coil" by a company named "Bob's Brilliant Software?"

Screen readers do not read nested lists (lists within lists) properly.

The accessible name for a data table should be contained in what element?

Which of the following statement(s) about deprecated HTML elements or attributes is/are FALSE?

 A) They have been replaced by newer constructs such as CSS.

B) They are typically structural in nature.

C) They may cause users to be unable to override the deprecated items with their own style sheets.

D) They are disallowed by WCAG 2.0 standards.

E) They are outdated or obsolete.