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Angular Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and Answers

Master Angular with Practice MCQs. Explore our curated collection of Multiple Choice Questions. Ideal for placement and interview preparation, our questions range from basic to advanced, ensuring comprehensive coverage of Angular. Begin your placement preparation journey now!

Q31

Q31 What is the main use of the *ngFor directive in Angular?

A

To iterate over a set of items

B

To check a condition

C

To bind a property

D

To catch an event

Q32

Q32 What is the purpose of the trackBy function in an *ngFor directive?

A

To optimize performance by tracking items with a unique identifier

B

To sort items

C

To filter items

D

To duplicate items

Q33

Q33 What will be the displayed value when using the following Angular template syntax: {{ 5 + 3 }}?

A

8

B

"5 + 3"

C

53

D

Undefined

Q34

Q34 What is the result of the following binding in Angular:
[src]="user.imageUrl"?

A

The user.imageUrl string will be set as the text content of the element

B

The src attribute of the element will dynamically bind to the user.imageUrl property

C

The image will be displayed as a user avatar

D

An error, as it's an incorrect syntax

Q35

Q35 In Angular, what is the output of <p [innerText]="message"></p>  if the message property is 'Hello World'?

A

A paragraph with 'Hello World'

B

A paragraph with 'message'

C

A blank paragraph

D

An error

Q36

Q36 If a binding like {{username}} displays nothing, what might be the issue?

A

The username property is not defined in the component

B

Incorrect syntax

C

The data type of username is wrong

D

username is a private variable in the component

Q37

Q37 When the console shows an error "Can't bind to 'ngModel' since it isn't a known property of 'input'",
what is a possible cause?

A

The component is missing an import for FormsModule or ReactiveFormsModule

B

The ngModel directive is spelled incorrectly

C

There's a syntax error in the template

D

The input element is not properly closed

Q38

Q38 What is the primary purpose of services in Angular?

A

To manage data state

B

To handle user interactions

C

To facilitate communication between components

D

To style the application

Q39

Q39 In Angular, what is Dependency Injection (DI)?

A

A design pattern for data binding

B

A method for creating responsive layouts

C

A technique for creating services

D

A design pattern that allows a class to request dependencies from external sources

Q40

Q40 Which decorator is used to inject a service into an Angular component or another service?

A

@Inject

B

@Injectable

C

@Input

D

@Output

Q41

Q41 How does Angular's hierarchical injector system work?

A

Child injectors can override instances of services from parent injectors

B

Services are global and shared across the entire application

C

Injectors do not follow a hierarchy

D

Each component has its own injector

Q42

Q42 What is the significance of the 'providedIn' property in Angular services?

A

It specifies the module in which the service should be provided

B

It determines the scope of the service

C

It defines the dependencies of the service

D

It sets the initialization time of the service

Q43

Q43 What is the correct syntax to inject a service into an Angular component?

A

constructor(private myService: MyService) {}

B

constructor(public myService: MyService) {}

C

myService: new MyService()

D

Inject(MyService)

Q44

Q44 In Angular, how do you provide a service at the component level?

A

Add the service to the 'providers' array of the @NgModule decorator

B

Declare the service in the component's 'providers' array

C

Import the service in the component's constructor

D

Declare the service as a global variable

Q45

Q45 How can a shared service be used to communicate between unrelated components in Angular?

A

By using a shared module

B

By setting global variables

C

By using an event emitter in the service

D

By passing data through URL parameters

Q46

Q46 If a service injected into an Angular component is undefined, what is a possible cause?

A

The service is not provided in any module

B

The service is not imported in the component

C

The service does not have the @Injectable decorator

D

The service is provided in multiple modules

Q47

Q47 When encountering "NullInjectorError:
No provider for MyService", what should be checked first?

A

If MyService is imported correctly in the component

B

If MyService is declared in the @NgModule decorator

C

If MyService is provided in the module where it's injected

D

If MyService is annotated with @Injectable

Q48

Q48 What is the primary purpose of the Angular Router?

A

Managing state within the application

B

Styling and animations

C

Navigating between views within an application

D

Data binding between components

Q49

Q49 In Angular, how is a route defined in the routing module?

A

Using a @Route decorator

B

With an array of path and component pairs

C

Through a routing service

D

In the component metadata

Q50

Q50 What is the purpose of the directive in Angular?

A

To define where to render the component of the active route

B

To display a list of available routes

C

To create a new route

D

To link to different parts of the application

Q51

Q51 How do you pass data to a route in Angular?

A

Using query parameters

B

Through services

C

By directly accessing the component properties

D

By using local storage

Q52

Q52 What is a 'Route Guard' in Angular?

A

A method to optimize route performance

B

A feature for styling routes

C

A tool for debugging routes

D

A service that controls navigation to a route based on certain conditions

Q53

Q53 Which Angular directive is used for linking to a different route?

A

<a [routerLink]>

B

<router-link>

C

<a [href]>

D

<link-to>

Q54

Q54 How do you programmatically navigate to a different route in Angular?

A

Using the navigate() method of the Router service

B

By changing the window.location URL

C

Using the redirectTo property in a route definition

D

Through an HTTP request to the server

Q55

Q55 In Angular, how do you specify a parameterized route, like for a user profile?

A

/user/:id in the route path

B

/user/{id}

C

/user/?id=

D

/user/id=

Q56

Q56 If an Angular application shows a blank page instead of the desired route, what is a common issue to check?

A

Incorrect base href in index.html

B

Syntax error in the template

C

Missing import for the component

D

Wrong path in the service

Q57

Q57 When encountering "Cannot match any routes" error in Angular, what should you check first?

A

If the routes are defined correctly in the routing module

B

If the components are declared in the app module

C

If the server is running

D

If the URL is correctly formed in the browser

Q58

Q58 In Angular, what is the primary difference between template-driven and reactive forms?

A

The way they handle data binding

B

The way they are created in the template

C

The way they manage form control objects

D

The modules they belong to

Q59

Q59 Which module must be imported to use reactive forms in Angular?

A

FormsModule

B

HttpClientModule

C

BrowserModule

D

ReactiveFormsModule

Q60

Q60 In a reactive form, how do you access a form control's value in an Angular component?

A

Using the value property of the form control

B

Through the ngModel binding

C

By accessing the DOM directly

D

Using an event binding

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