1. XBRL data is considered to be information:

1. Because it can be used by computer applications. 2. Because it comes from financial reports. 3. Because it can be read by humans. 4. because the metadata tags which provide meaning

2. An xml element consists of

1. both a beginning and closing tag 2. a beginning tag 3. a beginning and ending tag set and its content 4. an ending tag

3. The namespaces used in an xml document are declared where

1. As attributes of the root element. 2. As part of the schemaRef element. 3. Only as part of a schema document. 4. Anywhere as long as they are in the document.

4. Given the following element:
3869000000 you know that:

1. The amount being reported is in the millions 2. the amount being reported is accrue 3. The amount being reported is in the thousands 4. The amount being reported is in the billions

5. Place the parts of an XSLT document in the proper sequence: [-----] [-----] [-----] [-----].

[prolog] [xsl:stylesheet] [xsl:template] [HTML].

6. Match the phase of XBRL validation with its description.

Phase I XML validation - validates the instance document against the XBRL taxonomy schema. Phase II validates all of the contents of the DTS, using the schemaRef link. Phase III validation of required SEC rules

7. XBRL stands for: (Spelling counts, typos will be counted wrong).

1. extensible 2. business 3. reporting 4. language

8. What are the requirements for a well-formed document A. One and only one root element. B. matching beginning and ending names. C. elements can contain attributes that appear following the beginning element name D. all elements are properly nested E. all elements must come from a vocabulary F. all elements must have a namespace prefix. G. all elements names but be understandable.

1. A, B, C, E 2. A, B, C, F 3. A, B, C, D 4. A, B, C, G 5. B, C, D, F 6. C, D, F, G 7. D, E, F, G

9. Every UBL schema has 3 main parts, place the parts (and if needed sub-parts) in the order that they would appear in a UBL schema: [-----] [-----] [-----] [-----] [-----] [-----]

[prolog] [Namespace declarations] [Import Schemas] [Define Root element] [Reference reusable components] [Declare Cardinalities] OR

[prolog] [Namespace declarations] [Import Schemas] [Define Root element] [Declare Cardinalities] [Reference reusable components]

10. In an XBRL instance document which element is required to appear after the root element?

1. xbrli:Context 2. xbrli:xbrl 3. link:schmeaRef 4. xbrli:Unit

11. When an XML processor, processes an XML instance document it creates a:

1. table 2. root system 3. node tree 4. well-formed document

12. Which taxonomy has the least amount of tags?

1. Savings and Banks 2. US-GAAP 2011 3. IFRS 4. Commercial and Industrial

13. Tags surrounding data are called

1. Flickr 2. Meta-data 3. Attributes 4. Information

14. Finish the xml: Dr. Hornik

1. / 2. Is the best professor ever! 3. 100% 4.

15. A schema document

1. is the only .xml based document with namespace declarations. 2. is only used for vocabulary based documents such as UBL 3. is only used for non-voculabulary based documents. 4. defines each element and attribute that can appear in an instance document.

16. The following code creates a table with x columns and y rows?

abc def ghi

abc def jkl

1. 3 rows, 2 columns 2. 2 rows, 2 columns 3. 3 rows, 3 columns 4. 2 rows, 3 columns

17. Using a schema document to validate an instance document means:

1. The schema document is well-formed. 2. The instance document conforms to the rules found in the schema. 3. The instance document is well-formed. 4. The schema has been approved by a standard setting body.

18. Given the following element:
3869000000 you know that:

1. The amount reported represents an instant in the 2nd Quarter of 2010 2. The amount reported represents a duration beginning in the 3rd Quarter of 2010 3. The amount reported represents a duration beginning in the 2nd Quarter of 2010 4. The amount reported represents an instant in the 3rd Quarter of 2010 100%

19. What is the correct node path to retrieve the fact, 25.00 in the following XML instance document (choose as many node paths that are correct):

Basketball 12345 12.50 25.00

1. Inventory/InventoryItem/Cost 2. Inventory/InventoryItem/Name/IDNumber/Cost 3. //Cost 4. Name/IDNumber/Cost

20. Taxonomies are:

1. Can be thought of as the cost of creating instance documents. 2. dictionaries that define tag names to represent accounting and financial terms in XBRL instance documents. 3. Must be created independently for each instance document. 4. Are used to categorize facts in an instance document.

21. UBL stands for:

1. universal 2. business 3. language

22. For each of the schema structures, match the type of instance document element the structure would be used for.

Statement Correct Match Simple

Complex (Parent)