Quiz:OnboardingNutzer1/en

Basic Functions

1 It is possible to create a new page by overwriting the current page name in the browser's address bar.

	true
	false

2 Which statements about the term "Redlink" are correct? (Multiple answers possible)

	It can link to a page that does not yet exist.
	It can link to a page that has been deleted.
	It can link to a page that is currently locked.
	It can link to a file that has been deleted.

3 The visual editor's upload feature allows multiple images to be uploaded to the wiki at once.

	true
	false

4 Which of the following statements are correct? (Multiple answers possible)

	Moving a page changes its URL (browser address).
	To change a page name, the page must be moved.
	A page cannot be moved to another namespace later.
	When moving a page, all subpages must also be moved.
	Moving a page automatically creates a redirect.
	After moving, the version history shows the original page name.

5 The alt text of an image is displayed below the preview.

	true
	false

6 Which elements can be added to a page using the visual editor? (Multiple answers possible)

	Image
	Diagram
	2-column layout
	Background color for a text paragraph
	Special characters

7 A wiki page automatically creates a table of contents if at least one heading exists.

	true
	false

8 How do I link to a PDF in the visual editor so it opens directly when clicked?

	Using the "link" menu option
	Using the "Images & Media" menu option

9 What are the benefits of creating a redirect when moving a page? (Multiple answers possible)

	The old URL remains valid, and visitors are redirected.
	The version history is deleted.
	The search can still find the page.
	Links to the new page do not need updating.

10 When dragging and dropping an image into the wiki, a horizontal line must mark the insertion point for the image to be placed correctly.

	true
	false

Ein Link zu einer Wikiseite, die nicht existiert. Durch Anklicken des Links kann die Seite erstellt werden.

Ein Uniform Resource Locator (Abk. URL; englisch für „einheitlicher Ressourcenverorter“) identifiziert und lokalisiert eine Ressource, beispielsweise eine Webseite, über die zu verwendende Zugriffsmethode (zum Beispiel das verwendete Netzwerkprotokoll wie HTTP oder FTP) und den Ort (englisch location) der Ressource in Computernetzwerken.