What does the @media print {} CSS rule target?
A). Screen displays.
B). Print media.
C). Handheld devices.
D). All media types.
How can you apply custom print styles to a specific HTML element using CSS?
A). By using the :hover pseudo-class.
B). By using the :focus pseudo-class.
C). By using the :before pseudo-element.
D). By using the :not pseudo-class.
Which JavaScript method is used to open the print dialog programmatically?
A). window.alert()
B). window.open()
C). window.print()
D). window.confirm()
Which JavaScript method is commonly used to handle the click event of a print button?
A). addEventListener()
B). preventDefault()
C). onclick()
D). removeEventListener()
How can you apply print-specific styles to an HTML page using CSS media queries?
A). By using the @media print {} block in CSS.
B). By using the @media screen {} block in CSS.
C). By using the @media all {} block in CSS.
D). By using the @media handheld {} block in CSS.
Which JavaScript method is used to prevent the default behavior of an element's action?
A). addEventListener()
B). preventDefault()
C). onclick()
D). removeEventListener()
What happens when you call the window.print() method in JavaScript?
A). It opens a new tab in the browser.
B). It triggers the print dialog in the browser.
C). It closes the current browser window.
D). It displays an error message.
How can you test print styles in a web browser during development?
A). By printing physical copies of the documents.
B). By using print preview options in the browser.
C). By disabling print functionality temporarily.
D). By using a separate browser for printing tests.
How can you print a specific HTML element with an ID using JavaScript?
A). By using the window.printElement() method.
B). By using the document.write() method.
C). By selecting the element and calling window.print().
D). By using the console.log() method.
What is the purpose of using print-specific styles in web development?
A). To optimize web page layouts for mobile devices.
B). To enhance the appearance of printed documents.
C). To apply animations to elements during printing.
D). To hide elements from the screen display.