1. A developer is creating an online game using HTML5, CSS3 and java script.

The player will use the

keyboard to play the game. The developer wants all keystrokes to be first handled by a single
function, even if other keyboard events are handled. Which of the following JavaScript snippets can
be used to ensure a single function call keyboardHandler() is first to get all keystrokes? 
1. window.addEventListener('keydown',keyboardHandler, true); 
2. window.addEventListener('keydown',keyboardHandler); 
3. window.addEventListener('keydown',keyboardHandler, false); 
4. window.addEventListener('keydown',keyboardHandler); 
5. window.addKeyEventListener('keydown',keyboardHandler, false); 
 
 
 
2. In a java SE environment, garbage collection is causing performance problems and it is suspected
that the problems are caused by the some of the  
applications making explicit calls to System.gc().Which of the following JVM arguments can be used
to test this theory? 
1. -XX:+UseParallelGC 
  2. -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC 
  3. -XX:+DisableExplicitGC 
  4. -XX:+UseParNewGC 
  5. -Xverify:none 
 
 
 
3. Which of the following CSS3 snippets will create a shadow behind an HTML5 element that has an
offset 3px, a blur of 5px and is blue? 
1. box-shadow-offset: 3px; 
   box-shadow-blur: 5px; 
   box-shadow-colour: blue; 
2. box-shadow: 3px, 3px, 5px, blue; 
3. shadow-offset: 3px; 
   shadow-blur: 5px; 
   shadow-color: blue; 
4. box-shadow: 3px 5px blue; 
5. box-shadow: 3px 3px 5px blue; 
 
 
 
4. A developer is creating an HTML5 Web page that includes a form for the user to complete. Some
of the fields on the form must be completed. The required fields must be highlighted when no input
has been made, and then changed when populated. A CSS3 style called fieldRequired is created
that  
contains the requires style attributes and values and is applied to each required field. Which of the
following actions will be completed to meet these requirements? 
1. Create an event handler to respond to the onBlur event of each required field and delete
the  style fieldRequired with style.remove('fieldRequired'), or add the style using
style.add('fieldRequired') if the field is cleared by the user. 
2. Create an event handler to respond to the onBlur event of each required field and
call classList.toggle('fieldRequired'). 
 3. Create an event handler to respond to the onBlur event of each required field and delete
the  style fieldRequired with style = null, or add the style using style = 'fieldRequired' if the field
is cleared by the user. 
4. Create an event handler to respond to the onBlur event of each required field and delete
the  style fieldRequired with style = null, or add the style using style.add('fieldRequired') if the
field is cleared by the user. 
5. Create an event handler to respond to the onBlur event of each required field and remove
the style fieldRequired using classList.remove('fieldRequired'), or add the style
using classList.add('fieldRequired') if the field is cleared by the user. 
 
 
 
5. Java hibernate developer must create a web application that allows users to search and view a
company's existing catalog. The catalog is stored in a database. The devloper successfully tests the
applicataion. however, when the application  is moved to the production environment, users are
getting an out-of-memory error. which of the following actions can solve the problem? 
1. Purge expired catalog items from the existing database. 
2. Update the search features to use hibernate batch processing.*- (used in insertion of data) -*
3. Update the existing database to use a distributed configuration. 
4. Update the search feature to only return a subset of the items based on an administrator
defined limit. 
5. Update the hibernate mapping to use Lazy fetching. 
 
 
 
6. The javascript code snippnet below is inside a web page.This page will have an iframe element
inside the div element with id "demo" where a series of
pages (demo1.html,demo2.html,demo3.html,demo4.html) will be shown in sequence every 10
seconds.which of the following replace **1** , **2** and **3** provide the expected results? 
 
<html> 
 
<head> 
 
<body> 
 
<p> these are our pages</p> 
 
<div id="meno"></div> 
 
<script> 
 
(function() 
 
{ 
 
var cycle={'demo1.html','demo2.html','demo3.html',demo4.html'}; 
 
var active=0; 
 
var iframe=document.createElement('iframe'); 
 
iframe.frameBorder=0; 
 
iframe.width="600px"; 
 
iframe.height="300px"; 
 
**1** 
 
function slideFrame() 
 
{ 
 
**2** 
 
 
active=(active==cycle.length-1)?0:active+1; 
 
} 
 
slideFrame(); 
 
**3** 
 
} 
 
} 
 
(); 
 
</script> 
 
</body> 
 
</html> 
 
 
1. document.getElementById("demo").appendChild(iframe)  **1**
2. iframe.setAttribute("href",cycle{active}) 
3. document.frames.add(appendChild(iframe)) 
4. iframe.setAttribute("src",cycle[active])  **2**
5. setInterval(function(){slideFrame();},1000)  **3**
 
 Ans = 1 -4 -5
 
8. Which of the following statements correctly describe java.util.Spliterator? 
 
1. A concrete class that implements a Spliterator must define the characteristics,estimateSize,
tryAdvance, trySplit and forEach. 
2. The println method of Spliterator can be used to print each of the remaining elements. 
3. A Spliterator can be used to partition an arrayList. 
 4. A Spliterator is an iterator that splites its elements into components using the
method   reference provided to its constructor. 
5. The trySplit method of Spliterator returns a Spliterator containing elements removed from
the original Spliterator.