How can you handle JSONP responses in jQuery?

What does the context option in $.ajax() do?

A). Specifies the request timeout

B). Defines the URL

C). Specifies the context for the callback functions

D). Sets the HTTP method

In jQuery, how can you handle an error in an AJAX request?

A). Using the success option

B). Using the error option

C). Using the done option

D). Using the fail option

How can you parse an XML response in jQuery?

A). Using $.parseXML()

B). Using JSON.parse()

C). Using $.ajax() with dataType 'html'

D). Using $.ajax() with dataType 'json'

How can you prevent the default form submission using jQuery?

A). event.stopPropagation()

B). event.preventDefault()

C). event.stopImmediatePropagation()

D). event.unbind()

Which jQuery method is used to perform an asynchronous HTTP request?

A). $.get()

B). $.post()

C). $.ajax()

D). $.load()

What does the dataType option in $.ajax() specify?

A). The URL to send the request to

B). The data type expected from the server

C). The HTTP method to use

D). The timeout for the request

What method is used to stop an ongoing AJAX request in jQuery?

A). $.abort()

B). $.stop()

C). $.terminate()

D). $.ajax().abort()

How can you handle HTML responses from an AJAX request in jQuery?

A). Set dataType to 'html'

B). Use JSON.parse()

C). Set type to 'POST'

D). Use $.html()

How can you send JSON data in a $.ajax() request?

A). Set dataType to 'json'

B). Use JSON.stringify()

C). Set contentType to 'application/json'

D). Use $.post()

What does the complete option in $.ajax() do?

A). Executes after request completes

B). Specifies the data to send

C). Handles successful responses

D). Specifies the timeout