Using built-in jQuery methods for showing, hiding, sliding, and fading elements Mocktest

The correct answer is .show(). The .show() method in jQuery is used to display hidden elements on a webpage by setting their CSS display property to its default value (usually block or inline).

The correct answer is .hide(). The .hide() method in jQuery is used to hide elements on a webpage by setting their CSS display property to none, effectively removing them from the layout and making them invisible.

The correct answer is It slides an element down to reveal it. The .slideDown() method in jQuery animates the height of an element, causing it to slide down and become visible.

The correct answer is .slideUp(). The .slideUp() method in jQuery gradually decreases the height of an element, causing it to slide up and become hidden.

The correct answer is It gradually increases the opacity of an element to make it visible. The .fadeIn() method in jQuery animates the opacity of an element from 0 to 1, making it gradually appear on the screen.

The correct answer is .fadeOut(). The .fadeOut() method in jQuery gradually decreases the opacity of an element, causing it to fade out and become hidden.

The correct answer is The .show() method sets the CSS display property of an element to its default value, while the .fadeIn() method gradually increases its opacity.

The correct answer is .toggle(). The .toggle() method in jQuery is used to toggle between showing and hiding elements on a webpage.

The correct answer is It toggles between fading in and fading out an element. The .fadeToggle() method in jQuery toggles between fading in and fading out an element, depending on its current visibility state.

The correct answer is It toggles between sliding an element up and sliding it down. The .slideToggle() method in jQuery toggles between showing and hiding an element by animating its height, causing it to slide up or down depending on its current visibility state.