NSCT – Server-Side Programming MCQs 20 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/20 Subscribe 1. . Server-side programming refers to: (A) Code executed on the server to handle requests, process data, and generate responses (B) Styling web pages (C) Structuring HTML content (D) Animating elements on the client sideShow All Answers 2. . Common server-side programming languages include: (A) SQL only (B) HTML, CSS, JavaScript only (C) Node.js (JavaScript), Python, PHP, Ruby, Java, C# (D) Bash scripts only 3. . The main responsibilities of server-side programming are: (A) Optimizing CPU only (B) Only styling web pages (C) Only creating HTML (D) Handling client requests, interacting with databases, processing business logic, and returning responses 4. . In Node.js, the http module is used to: (A) Style web pages (B) Create web servers and handle HTTP requests and responses (C) Structure HTML (D) Optimize CPU only 5. . Express.js is used for: (A) Structuring CSS (B) Styling web pages (C) Simplifying server-side development with routing, middleware, and API handling (D) Optimizing CPU only 6. . Middleware functions in server-side frameworks: (A) Optimize CPU (B) Only style HTML elements (C) Create databases only (D) Process requests before reaching the main route or after sending a response 7. . RESTful APIs in server-side programming: (A) Use HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) for CRUD operations (B) Style web pages (C) Structure HTML only (D) Optimize CPU 8. . The difference between GET and POST requests is: (A) GET optimizes CPU only (B) Both do the same thing (C) GET sends data, POST retrieves data (D) GET requests retrieve data, POST requests send data to the server 9. . Sessions in server-side programming are used to: (A) Store user data across multiple requests for login and personalization (B) Only style HTML elements (C) Create CSS grids (D) Optimize CPU only 10. . Cookies in server-side programming: (A) Create HTML structure (B) Style elements (C) Store small pieces of data on the client-side to maintain state (D) Optimize CPU only 11. . Authentication on the server-side: (A) Structures HTML (B) Adds CSS styles (C) Verifies the identity of users (D) Optimizes CPU only 12. . Authorization on the server-side: (A) Styles HTML (B) Verifies identity only (C) Determines user permissions to access resources (D) Optimizes CPU only 13. . Server-side frameworks often support templating engines like: (A) HTML only (B) EJS, Pug, Handlebars (C) CSS only (D) JavaScript only 14. . Server-side programming often interacts with databases using: (A) SQL queries or ORM libraries (B) CSS grids (C) HTML only (D) CPU optimization scripts 15. . An ORM (Object-Relational Mapper) allows: (A) Styling HTML elements (B) Accessing database records as objects in code (C) Structuring CSS only (D) Optimizing CPU 16. . Server-side programming improves security by: (A) Validating input, protecting routes, and managing authentication/authorization (B) Styling HTML elements (C) Structuring CSS only (D) Optimizing CPU 17. . Server-side rendering (SSR) refers to: (A) Structuring CSS only (B) Styling elements dynamically (C) Optimizing CPU only (D) Generating HTML on the server and sending it to the client 18. . Backend and server-side programming differ because: (A) Server-side is client code (B) They are the same (C) Backend is the broader system including database and logic, server-side focuses on code executed on the server (D) Backend only styles pages 19. . Web servers commonly used in server-side programming include: (A) React, Angular, Vue (B) Apache, Nginx, Microsoft IIS (C) Node.js only (D) MySQL, PostgreSQL 20. . The ultimate goal of server-side programming is: (A) Only style web pages (B) Build secure, scalable, efficient, and dynamic web applications that process and serve data (C) Structure HTML only (D) Optimize CPU only
