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HTML - JS Assessment 5

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HTML - JS Assessment 5

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✅ True/False Questions

1. A JavaScript function can take multiple parameters.​

👉 True

2. Every JavaScript function must have a return statement.​

👉 False

3. Arrow functions automatically bind the value of this from their

surrounding scope.​

👉 True

4. Inline event handling like <button

onclick="myFunc()">Click</button> is not allowed in

JavaScript.​

👉 False (it is allowed, though not best practice)


5. The addEventListener() method allows attaching multiple

handlers for the same event.​

👉 True

6. JavaScript functions can be stored in variables.​

👉 True

7. The onload event triggers when the whole page (including

images) has loaded.​

👉 True

8. The onchange event triggers when a user changes the value of

an input and moves out of it.​

👉 True

9. Functions in JavaScript cannot return another function.​

👉 False (functions are first-class citizens, they can return other


functions)
10. An event can only be triggered by the user, not by code.​

👉 False (events can be triggered programmatically using


dispatchEvent())

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