1. What is position relative ? Junior A. a value that offsets an element from its normal spot while still reserving its original space in flow B. a value that removes an element from flow and places it relative to the nearest positioned ancestor C. a value that behaves as in-flow until a scroll threshold is crossed, then stays pinned within its container D. a self-contained layer hierarchy in which z-index values are compared only among siblings
2. Which term means: "a value that offsets an element from its normal spot while still reserving its original space in flow"? Junior A. position absolute B. position sticky C. position relative D. position fixed
3. Which statement is correct? Junior A. position relative — a value that offsets an element from its normal spot while still reserving its original space in flow B. position relative — a self-contained layer hierarchy in which z-index values are compared only among siblings C. position relative — a value that removes an element from flow and places it relative to the nearest positioned ancestor D. position relative — a value that removes an element from flow and pins it relative to the viewport during scrolling
4. What is position absolute ? Mid A. a value that removes an element from flow and places it relative to the nearest positioned ancestor B. a value that behaves as in-flow until a scroll threshold is crossed, then stays pinned within its container C. a value that removes an element from flow and pins it relative to the viewport during scrolling D. a self-contained layer hierarchy in which z-index values are compared only among siblings
5. Which term means: "a value that removes an element from flow and places it relative to the nearest positioned ancestor"? Mid A. position absolute B. position fixed C. position sticky D. z-index
6. Which statement is correct? Mid A. position absolute — a value that removes an element from flow and places it relative to the nearest positioned ancestor B. position absolute — the property controlling stacking order of overlapping positioned elements C. position absolute — a value that offsets an element from its normal spot while still reserving its original space in flow D. position absolute — a value that behaves as in-flow until a scroll threshold is crossed, then stays pinned within its container
7. What is position fixed ? Mid A. a value that offsets an element from its normal spot while still reserving its original space in flow B. a value that removes an element from flow and pins it relative to the viewport during scrolling C. a value that behaves as in-flow until a scroll threshold is crossed, then stays pinned within its container D. a value that removes an element from flow and places it relative to the nearest positioned ancestor
8. Which term means: "a value that removes an element from flow and pins it relative to the viewport during scrolling"? Mid A. position relative B. z-index C. position fixed D. stacking context
9. Which statement is correct? Mid A. position fixed — a value that behaves as in-flow until a scroll threshold is crossed, then stays pinned within its container B. position fixed — the property controlling stacking order of overlapping positioned elements C. position fixed — a value that removes an element from flow and places it relative to the nearest positioned ancestor D. position fixed — a value that removes an element from flow and pins it relative to the viewport during scrolling
10. What is position sticky ? Mid A. a value that offsets an element from its normal spot while still reserving its original space in flow B. a value that removes an element from flow and pins it relative to the viewport during scrolling C. a value that behaves as in-flow until a scroll threshold is crossed, then stays pinned within its container D. a value that removes an element from flow and places it relative to the nearest positioned ancestor
11. Which term means: "a value that behaves as in-flow until a scroll threshold is crossed, then stays pinned within its container"? Mid A. z-index B. position fixed C. stacking context D. position sticky
12. Which statement is correct? Mid A. position sticky — a value that behaves as in-flow until a scroll threshold is crossed, then stays pinned within its container B. position sticky — a value that removes an element from flow and places it relative to the nearest positioned ancestor C. position sticky — a self-contained layer hierarchy in which z-index values are compared only among siblings D. position sticky — a value that removes an element from flow and pins it relative to the viewport during scrolling
13. What is z-index ? Junior A. a value that offsets an element from its normal spot while still reserving its original space in flow B. a value that behaves as in-flow until a scroll threshold is crossed, then stays pinned within its container C. the property controlling stacking order of overlapping positioned elements D. a self-contained layer hierarchy in which z-index values are compared only among siblings
14. Which term means: "the property controlling stacking order of overlapping positioned elements"? Junior A. position fixed B. z-index C. position relative D. position sticky
15. Which statement is correct? Junior A. z-index — a value that offsets an element from its normal spot while still reserving its original space in flow B. z-index — a value that behaves as in-flow until a scroll threshold is crossed, then stays pinned within its container C. z-index — the property controlling stacking order of overlapping positioned elements D. z-index — a value that removes an element from flow and pins it relative to the viewport during scrolling
16. What is stacking context ? Senior A. a self-contained layer hierarchy in which z-index values are compared only among siblings B. the property controlling stacking order of overlapping positioned elements C. a value that behaves as in-flow until a scroll threshold is crossed, then stays pinned within its container D. a value that removes an element from flow and places it relative to the nearest positioned ancestor
17. Which term means: "a self-contained layer hierarchy in which z-index values are compared only among siblings"? Senior A. z-index B. position relative C. stacking context D. position absolute
18. Which statement is correct? Senior A. stacking context — a self-contained layer hierarchy in which z-index values are compared only among siblings B. stacking context — the property controlling stacking order of overlapping positioned elements C. stacking context — a value that behaves as in-flow until a scroll threshold is crossed, then stays pinned within its container D. stacking context — a value that removes an element from flow and places it relative to the nearest positioned ancestor