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isPrivate: true
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id: 651dd3e06ffb500e3f2ce478
title: 挑戰 1
id: 6721db5d9f0c116e6a0fe25a
title: A2 English for Developers Certification Exam
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# --description--

HTML elements have an opening and closing tag with content in between.

以下是基本語法:

```html
<openingTag>content</closingTag>
```

你將學習的第一個元素是 `h1` 元素。 `h1` 元素是一個標題元素,用於網頁的主標題。

```html
<h1>This is a main heading</h1>
```
HTML elements have opening tags like `<h1>` and closing tags like `</h1>`. The text an element will display goes between its opening and closing tags.

Change the text of the `h1` element below from `Hello World` to `CatPhotoApp` and watch the change in the browser preview.

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# --hints--

You should not alter the `dataArrIndex` statement.

```js
assert.match(code, /const\s+deleteTask\s*=\s*\(\s*buttonEl\s*\)\s*=>\s*\{\s*const\s+dataArrIndex\s*=\s*taskData\.findIndex\(\s*(\(\s*item\s*\)|item)\s*=>\s*(item\.id\s*===\s*buttonEl\.parentElement\.id|buttonEl\.parentElement\.id\s*===\s*item\.id)\s*\)\s*;?[\S\s]*\}\s*;?/)
```

你應該使用 `remove()` 方法來刪除 `buttonEl` 的父元素。

```js
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你的 `.addEventListener()` 方法應該有一個空的回調函數。

```js
assert.match(code, /checkMessageButton\.addEventListener\(\s*('|"|`)click\1\s*,\s*\(\s*\)\s*=>\s*\{\s*\}\s*\)/);
assert.match(code, /checkMessageButton\.addEventListener\(\s*('|"|`)click\1\s*,\s*(\(\s*\)\s*=>\s*\{\s*\}|function\s*\(\s*\)\s*\{\s*\})\s*\)/);
```

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id: 6721db5d9f0c116e6a0fe25a
title: A2 English for Developers Certification Exam
challengeType: 24
dashedName: a2-english-for-developers-certification-exam
prerequisites: [ ]
---

# --description--

Start your exam in the exam environment app.

# --instructions--

# --hints--

# --seed--

# --solutions--
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# --description--

`Last year` refers to the year before the current one. For example, if it is 2023 now, last year was 2022. `This year` refers to the current year, 2023 in this example.
`Last year` refers to the year before the current one. For example, if it is 2043 now, last year was 2042. `This year` refers to the current year, 2043 in this example.

`Next year` will be the year after the current one, which would be 2024 in this case. Understanding these expressions helps in placing events correctly in time.
`Next year` will be the year after the current one, which would be 2044 in this case. Understanding these expressions helps in placing events correctly in time.

# --questions--

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id: 670839051794aa19fcef6dc8
title: What Is UTF-8 Character Encoding and Why Is It Needed?
title: What Is UTF-8 Character Encoding, and Why Is It Needed?
challengeType: 11
videoId: SuTPQkOpa10
dashedName: what-is-utf-8-character-encoding
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id: 672a51e9e4fd8b8552eeb758
title: What Is Accessibility?
challengeType: 11
videoId: nVAaxZ34khk
dashedName: what-is-accessibility
---

# --description--

Watch the video lecture and answer the questions below.

# --questions--

## --text--

What is the primary goal of web accessibility?

## --answers--

To make websites look better.

### --feedback--

Think about why you should make websites accessible.

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To ensure websites are usable by everyone.

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To improve website performance.

### --feedback--

Think about why you should make websites accessible.

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To increase website traffic.

### --feedback--

Think about why you should make websites accessible.

## --video-solution--

2

## --text--

What are The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)?

## --answers--

A programming language for web development.

### --feedback--

Think about why you should make websites inclusive.

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A set of guidelines for making websites accessible to everyone.

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A new design trend for websites.

### --feedback--

Think about why you should make websites inclusive.

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A tool for testing website performance.

### --feedback--

Think about why you should make websites inclusive.

## --video-solution--

2

## --text--

Which of the following is NOT a core principle of The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)?

## --answers--

Perceivable.

### --feedback--

Think about the essential principles of an accessible website, the guidelines that online content should follow.

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Operable.

### --feedback--

Think about the essential principles of an accessible website, the guidelines that online content should follow.

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Understandable.

### --feedback--

Think about the essential principles of an accessible website, the guidelines that online content should follow.

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Compatible.

## --video-solution--

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id: 672a5310d7e46b8a34d48dfd
title: What Are Screen Readers, and Who Uses Them?
challengeType: 11
videoId: nVAaxZ34khk
dashedName: what-are-screen-readers
---

# --description--

Watch the lecture video and answer the questions below.

# --questions--

## --text--

Which of the following is the screen reader built into macOS and iOS devices?

## --answers--

Ella.

### --feedback--

Think of the screen reader software Apple made and maintain.

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Speakup.

### --feedback--

Think of the screen reader software Apple made and maintain.

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VoiceBox.

### --feedback--

Think of the screen reader software Apple made and maintain.

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VoiceOver.

## --video-solution--

4

## --text--

Which of the following are screen readers not made for?

## --answers--

The blind.

### --feedback--

Look out for those with disability not related to vision.

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Visually impaired people.

### --feedback--

Look out for those with disability not related to vision.

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The deaf.

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Dyslexic people.

### --feedback--

Look out for those with disability not related to vision.

## --video-solution--

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## --text--

Which of these is not a feature of screen readers?

## --answers--

Speech-to-text.

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Text-to-speech.

### --feedback--

Think about converting written content into spoken words.

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Braille output.

### --feedback--

Think about converting written content into spoken words.

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Web browsing support.

### --feedback--

Think about converting written content into spoken words.

## --video-solution--

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