Sawyer wants to display the contents of the family members field, which contains multiple values, as a list on his contacts XPage. Which control would allow Sawyer to display multiple values in a field as a list?

• A. Use the database control
• B. Use the panel control
• C. Use the table control
• D. Use the repeat control

Alexis has a PostalCode XPage in her application. When the Lookup button is clicked, control is redirected to the PostalCodeData XPage. What global object would allow her to pass the postal code value from the PostalCode form to the PostalCodeData form, making sure that the data continues to be available until users close their browser?

• A. context
• B. sessionScope
• C. applicationScope
• D. requestScope

Manesh is developing the ActivityPlanner XPage. He now needs to add check boxes that allow a user to select one or more of the activities of Monthly Volunteering, New Hire Orientation, and Quality Circle. How can Manesh create the needed check boxes?

• A. From the controls palette, drag "Other" onto the XPage and select Other Controls > Checkbox
  group. Open the Source tab, and within the
  xp:checkBoxGroup tag, enter these lines:
  
  
  
• B. Drag a check box control onto the XPage canvas. In the Options area of the Properties tab,
  enter the following values on separate lines:
  Monthly Volunteering
  New Hire Orientation
  Quality Circle
• C. Create a check box group control on the XPage canvas. In the Options area of the Properties
  tab, enter the following values on separatelines:
  Monthly Volunteering
  New Hire Orientation
  Quality Circle
• D. From the controls palette, drag "Check Box" onto the XPage canvas. Open the Source tab, and
  within the xp:checkBox tag, enter these lines:
  
  
  

Nick would like to use JavaScript to get the name of the current XPage. Which one of the following global objects and its corresponding method can he use to accomplish this?

• A. database.getPageName();
• B. applicationScope.getPageName();
• C. session.getPageName();
• D. view.getPageName();