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1. 1. What is the main responsibility of a WordPress theme?

   What is the main responsibility of a WordPress theme?

   Store database passwords Manage the MySQL service Replace WordPress core Present site content and define its visual templates
   Hint

   Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

2. 2. Why should essential site functionality usually not live only in a theme?

   Why should essential site functionality usually not live only in a theme?

   It should remain available when the theme changes WordPress deletes theme settings daily Plugins cannot use hooks Themes cannot run PHP
   Hint

   Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

3. 3. Why is the header comment in style.css important for a classic theme?

   Why is the header comment in style.css important for a classic theme?

   It defines every CSS rule It identifies the theme to WordPress It creates user roles It connects to MySQL
   Hint

   Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

4. 4. What is index.php in a classic theme?

   What is index.php in a classic theme?

   The database configuration The plugin loader The media directory The final fallback template
   Hint

   Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

5. 5. What is functions.php used for in a theme?

   What is functions.php used for in a theme?

   Replacing wp-config.php Serving uploaded files Theme setup and hooked functionality Storing all post content
   Hint

   Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

6. 6. What does get_header() normally load?

   What does get_header() normally load?

   HTTP request headers only The database schema The theme header template A plugin file header
   Hint

   Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

7. 7. What does get_footer() normally load?

   What does get_footer() normally load?

   The WordPress debug log The theme footer template The last database row A REST response footer
   Hint

   Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

8. 8. What does get_sidebar() normally load?

   What does get_sidebar() normally load?

   The admin menu A sidebar template A SQL column The browser history
   Hint

   Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

9. 9. What is the template hierarchy?

   What is the template hierarchy?

   The ordered rules WordPress uses to choose a template for a request The order of database tables The CSS cascade only The user-role inheritance tree
   Hint

   Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

10. 10. Which classic template commonly displays one blog post?

    Which classic template commonly displays one blog post?

    single.php archive.php search.php 404.php
    Hint

    Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

11. 11. Which classic template commonly displays an individual page?

    Which classic template commonly displays an individual page?

    comments.php category.php single.php only page.php
    Hint

    Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

12. 12. What kind of request does archive.php handle as a fallback?

    What kind of request does archive.php handle as a fallback?

    Only one page Collections such as date, author, taxonomy or post-type archives The login form Plugin activation
    Hint

    Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

13. 13. When is 404.php used?

    When is 404.php used?

    When a plugin updates When WordPress cannot find content for the request When a post is scheduled When a user logs in
    Hint

    Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

14. 14. Why should a theme enqueue styles and scripts?

    Why should a theme enqueue styles and scripts?

    WordPress can manage dependencies, versions and correct placement It stores assets in the database It makes every asset private It replaces the template hierarchy
    Hint

    Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

15. 15. Which hook is normally used for theme setup?

    Which hook is normally used for theme setup?

    plugins_loaded wp_ajax after_setup_theme save_post
    Hint

    Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

16. 16. What does add_theme_support() do?

    What does add_theme_support() do?

    Creates a user role Declares support for a WordPress theme feature Adds a database index Installs a plugin
    Hint

    Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

17. 17. What is a registered menu location?

    What is a registered menu location?

    A fixed list of URLs in core A PHP namespace A database table A theme-defined place where an administrator can assign a navigation menu
    Hint

    Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

18. 18. What is a widget area or sidebar?

    What is a widget area or sidebar?

    An HTTP cookie A plugin update screen A theme-registered region that can contain widgets or blocks The WordPress database
    Hint

    Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

19. 19. What is screenshot.png used for in a theme?

    What is screenshot.png used for in a theme?

    A database backup The preview image shown in the Themes administration screen A required frontend hero image The site favicon automatically
    Hint

    Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.

20. 20. What primarily distinguishes a block theme?

    What primarily distinguishes a block theme?

    It works only without plugins It has no theme.json It cannot contain CSS Templates and site areas are built from blocks and editable in the Site Editor
    Hint

    Separate presentation responsibilities from reusable site functionality.