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*Complete this quiz by checking one answer per question.*
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1. Just about anything a user does on a page raises an event
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- [ ] true
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- [ ] false
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2. Common events include
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- [ ] click_event
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- [ ] select_event
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- [ ] input_event
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- [ ] all of these
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3. You can use anonymous functions to create event handlers
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- [ ] true
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- [ ] false
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*Complete this quiz in class.*
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1. Event-driven programming is when a user
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- [ ] clicks on a button
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- [ ] changes a value
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- [ ] interacts with the page
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- [ ] any of the above
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2. In procedural programming, functions are called
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- [ ] any time
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- [ ] in a specific order
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- [ ] left to right
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3. The universal method exposed in the DOM for registering event handlers is called
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- [ ] addEventListener
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- [ ] addListener
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- [ ] addEvent
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