Neon Blueprints: A 6th Grade Web Architect's Quiz (Medium) 워크시트 • 무료 PDF 다운로드 정답 키 포함
Students apply structural logic and styling principles to transform static wireframes into professional-grade digital storefronts and interactive portfolios.
교육적 개요
This worksheet assesses foundational web development literacy by evaluating student understanding of HTML structure, CSS styling, and JavaScript interactivity. Following a scaffolded application approach, it moves from identifying basic semantic tags to analyzing the operational logic of the CSS box model and client-side scripting. It is ideal for mid-unit formative assessment in introductory computer science or digital arts courses for middle school students.
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- Distinguish between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as structural, stylistic, and behavioral layers of web design.
- Apply CSS properties like padding, margin, font-weight, and text-align to modify digital interface aesthetics.
- Identify semantic HTML5 elements and attributes required for navigation, imagery, and information hierarchy.
All 10 Questions
- Imagine you are building a digital library. Which tag would you use to create a clickable connection to an external encyclopedia website?A) <link>B) <a>C) <nav>D) <href>
- In the 'Box Model' of CSS, the 'padding' property creates space inside the element's border, while 'margin' creates space outside it.A) TrueB) False
- When a user clicks a 'Dark Mode' toggle on a weather app, which technology is primarily responsible for changing the background color instantly without reloading the page?A) HTMLB) HTTPC) JavaScriptD) SQL
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- You are designing a pastry shop's menu. To make the price of the 'Chocolate Croissant' bold and italics at the same time using CSS, which combination of properties is best?A) font-style and font-weightB) text-decoration and colorC) font-size and text-alignD) thickness and slant
- In the HTML of a space exploration blog, if you want to display an image of Mars, you must use the ________ attribute to tell the browser the file's location.A) altB) srcC) hrefD) link
- JavaScript is considered the 'skeleton' of a website because it provides the essential bone-like structure for the text and images.A) TrueB) False
- Which of these is a semantic HTML element that helps search engines understand that a piece of text is the most important title on the entire page?A) <p>B) <h6>C) <h1>D) <div>
- To create a numbered list of instructions for a science experiment, which HTML tag should you use to wrap your list items?A) <ul>B) <list>C) <ol>D) <dl>
- If you want every paragraph on your website to be centered, you should write the CSS rule: p { text-align: center; }A) TrueB) False
- A developer writes a script that prevents a user from submitting a form if their password is too short. This 'check' is an example of:A) Web StylingB) Input ValidationC) Graphic DesignD) Structural Tagging
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자주 묻는 질문
Yes, this Web Architect Quiz is an excellent choice for a substitute teacher because it serves as a standalone check for understanding with an included answer key for easy grading.
Most sixth-grade students can complete this Web Architect Quiz in approximately 15 to 20 minutes, making it an efficient bell-ringer or exit ticket for a technology class.
Teachers can use this Web Architect Quiz for differentiation by having advanced students explain the logic behind the HTML tags while providing struggling learners with a primary tag reference sheet to support their answers.
This Web Architect Quiz is specifically designed for sixth-grade students but can be easily adapted for any middle school technology course focusing on introductory front-end development.
You can use this Web Architect Quiz as a mid-unit formative assessment to identify specific misconceptions students may have regarding the difference between margins and padding or the roles of specific HTML attributes.
