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Question 1:  What does JSON stand for?

(A) JavaScript Object Notation

(B) Java Script Online Notation

(C) Java Standard Object Name

Question 2:  What type of values can be stored in a JSON object?

(A) Key-Value pairs

(B) Only Strings

(C) Only Arrays

Question 3:  How are JSON objects enclosed?

(A) Square brackets

(B) Curly braces

(C) Parentheses

Question 4:  Can JSON be used with other programming languages besides JavaScript?

(A) Yes

(B) No

(C) Only with HTML

Question 5:  Which of the following is not a valid JSON data type?

(A) Undefined

(B) String

(C) Boolean

Question 6:  Which symbol is used to separate key-value pairs in JSON?

(A) Semicolon

(B) Colon

(C) Equals

Question 7:  Can JSON data be parsed in JavaScript?

(A) Yes

(B) No

(C) Only in Python

Question 8:  What is the role of the JSON.stringify() method?

(A) Converts JSON data to a string

(B) Converts a string to JSON

(C) Parses a JSON string

Question 9:  Which of the following is the correct way to parse a JSON string in JavaScript?

(A) JSON.parse()

(B) JSON.stringify()

(C) JSON.convert()

Question 10:  What character is used to enclose a string in JSON?

(A) Single quotes

(B) Double quotes

(C) No quotes