Quiz:Concepts

1 Namespaces can be used to grant edit-permissions to different user groups.

	true
	false

2 Which statements about the page name Product:Car:Delivery truck are correct?

	The page Delivery truck is in the namespace Car''
	The page Delivery truck is in the namespace Product and in the category Car
	The page Product:Car:Delivery truck is in the main namespace if the namespace Product doesn't exist.
	The page Delivery truck is in the namespace Car. The namespace Car is in the namespace Product.
	The page Car:Delivery truck is in the namespace Product if the namespace Product exists.

3 Where can users see all pages in a namespace?

	On the special page ExtendedFilelist
	On the special page WikiExplorer
	On the special page AllPages

4 A page can have more than 12 categories.

	true
	false

5 Where can I add categories to a page?

	in view mode in the title area
	in the Visual editor Options menu
	in the Visual editor Insert > Category menu
	in source editing mode using Wikitext
	in the category manager

6 Each category can have sub-categories.

	true
	false

7 What happens if you create a page named Purpose/Goals?

	A forward-slash is not allowed in a wiki page name and the page cannot be created.
	The wiki replaces the unallowed forward-slash with an underscore. The page Purpose_Goals is created.
	The page Goals is created, if the feature Subpages is activated in the corresponding namespace.
	The page Purpose/Goals is created, if the feature Subpages is not activated in the corresponding namespace.

8 A subpage can only be created if its parent page exists.

	true
	false

9 A wiki page can exist in multiple books.

	true
	false

10 When does the wiki show a book navigation instead of the main navigation?

	If the current page exists in the table of contents (i.e., the book page) of a book.
	If the page contains the <bookshelf> tag for an existing book.
	After the page has been added to a book through the link Add to book in the page tools.

11 What happens if you delete a book via the book manager?

	All pages of the book are deleted.
	The table of contents (i.e., the book page) is deleted. Pages that were associated with the book show a notice for the missing book association.
	The <bookshelf> tag is automatically deleted from all affected pages. The pages themselves are not deleted.
	The affected book page in the namespace book is deleted.