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Rules for XML documents - Quiz
Each question is worth one point. Select the best answer or answers for each question.
1.
What is the minimum requirement for a given document to be called an XML document according to the XML Specification?
Please select the best answer.
A.
It includes an xml declaration element <?xml?>.
B.
It is well-formed.
C.
It guarantees forward compatibility.
D.
It uses all lowercase elements.
2.
In what way do XML documents differ from HTML documents when rendered in a browser?
Please select the best answer.
A.
Browsers will infer XML closing tags.
B.
Browsers will still render ill-constructed XML documents.
C.
HTML requires attention and discipline.
D.
Any single error will prevent the XML document from being rendered.
3.
Which of the following rules apply to well-formed XML documents?
Please select all the correct answers.
A.
Empty tags need a forward slash (/) character before the closing bracket (>).
B.
All tags must be uppercase.
C.
It is optional to enclose attribute values in quotation marks.
D.
Starting and ending tags must be explicit.
E.
Tags must nest correctly.