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Question 1:  What are template literals in JavaScript?

(A) A type of loop

(B) A way to create strings

(C) A type of variable

Question 2:  Which characters are used to define a template literal?

(A) Single quotes

(B) Double quotes

(C) Backticks

Question 3:  Which feature can be included inside template literals?

(A) Variables and expressions

(B) Functions only

(C) Arrays only

Question 4:  What is the main advantage of using template literals?

(A) Faster execution

(B) Easier string formatting

(C) Better security

Question 5:  Can template literals span multiple lines without special characters?

(A) Yes

(B) No

(C) Only in strict mode

Question 6:  What is used for string interpolation in template literals?

(A) Dollar sign and curly braces

(B) Parentheses and plus sign

(C) Square brackets and equals sign

Question 7:  Which of the following is the correct syntax for a template literal in JavaScript?

(A) 'Hello ${name}'

(B) Hello ${name}

(C) 'Hello ${name}'

Question 8:  What type of quotes are replaced by backticks in template literals?

(A) Single and double quotes

(B) Only double quotes

(C) Only single quotes

Question 9:  Which of the following is a benefit of template literals?

(A) Improved performance

(B) Simplified string operations

(C) Stronger typing

Question 10:  Template literals were introduced in which version of ECMAScript?

(A) ES5

(B) ES6

(C) ES7