This is an actual quiz so I can't post it here, sorry. At any rate, take the quiz and report back with your score. Very tricky. I got 8 correct:

http://www.noupe.com/knowledge-2/webdesigners-basics-10-questions-you-need-to-be-able-to-answer-77264.html

Tricky questions indeed. I got 7. But they are basically theoretical stuff. The knowledge of them will not make one a good web designer.

Eewo! I got 6

Thanks for sharing this link. I will take this quiz and hopefully will show the result here!

Dang, I got 60%!

I guess I need to read more

I got 6, I normally read about the internet, W3C, Website Design and The Business, and all general knowledge about website and internet. It is a good thing.

Before W3C issues a specification in recommendation status, there are several other states a specification can get stuck in. Which one actually does NOT exist?

How is a human being supposed to know the answer to this one? Its unfair!

I should have scored better than OP if it was fair

^^^ LMAO. Actually, if I had just 1 out of 10, it would have been this one. The answer is very obvious for that one as it stands out like a sore thumb. Definitely no reading or prior knowledge required for that, he he.

^^^^ Then you must read (too much) a lot

I saw those for the first time on the quiz. I usually spend time trying out new codes :-/

Specification States? God help me if a client ever asks me this!

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I failed this one:

Q.10 HTML5 is meant to be extendable by design. What part of the standard is supposed to achieve this?

ok

omni, you still dey?

I missed that one and some other one I don't remember at the moment.

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lol

I scored 70%

I would say that if you get at least 70%, you've done well. That has always been my standard. I mean, we won't use this stuff in every day code and I personally would probably never ask these in an interview. These are what I call "throw off" questions - they get you to pause and think, just when you thought you knew it all

I scored 70%. I still have a lot to study, i guess..