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Understanding Code Documentation Quiz

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This quiz checks your understanding of how to read, organize, and talk about code documentation.

To pass the quiz, you must correctly answer at least 9 of the 10 questions below.

Read each question and choose the correct answer. There's only one correct answer for each question.

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Which definition is incorrect?

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Overwhelming means something feels too hard to manage.


Effective means something gives the wanted result.


Extensive means large in size or amount.

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All definitions are correct.

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Which sentence means to encounter or confront a challenge?

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I am faced to a problem.


I am faced at a problem.


I am faced for a problem.

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I am faced with a problem.

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What's the difference between a table of contents and an index?

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Both are at the end of a document.


Both list only page numbers.


They are the same thing.

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The table shows structure; the index helps find details.

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What does once mean in this sentence: Once the update is ready, we will release it?

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After waiting for a very long time.


Only one time in the past.


Before the update is ready.

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Immediately when the update becomes ready.

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What do you call the beginning of a document that introduces the main topics?

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Paragraph


Description


Recommendation

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Introductory part

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What does to skim through mean?

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To read every detail carefully


To ignore the text completely


To read parts very slowly

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To read quickly for main ideas

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Which of the following means to find your way through something?

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To cover


To skim


To interpret

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To navigate

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What is a snippet?

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A full software program


A long piece of documentation


A list of errors

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A small piece of reusable code

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When would you say: I went over the rules as you said?

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When you forgot to read the rules at all.


When you changed the rules by yourself.


When you argued about the rules with someone.

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When you carefully read the rules because someone asked you to.

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What would you say to someone to help them focus more?

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Thanks for sharing these tips.


Okay, that makes sense.


I'll keep that in mind.

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Pay more attention next time.