🔹MCQs Of Class 15: React Routing (React Router DOM)

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 ðŸ”¹MCQs Of Class 15

React Routing (React Router DOM)


1. What package is used to add routing capabilities in React applications?

A) react-router
B) react-router-dom
C) react-router-native
D) react-router-router

Answer: B


2. Which command is used to install react-router-dom using npm?

A) npm install react-router
B) npm add react-router-dom
C) npm install react-router-dom
D) npm get react-router-dom

Answer: C


3. Which component is used to define all routes in React Router v6?

A) <Route>
B) <Router>
C) <Routes>
D) <Switch>

Answer: C


4. Which component is used to wrap the entire routing structure?

A) <Router>
B) <BrowserRouter>
C) <Route>
D) <Link>

Answer: B


5. How do you define a route for the Home page with path /?

A) <Route element={<Home />} path="/" />
B) <Route path="/" component={Home} />
C) <Route path="/" element={<Home />} />
D) <Route path="/" render={Home} />

Answer: C


6. What component should you use to navigate between routes without reloading the page?

A) <a>
B) <Link>
C) <Navigate>
D) <Redirect>

Answer: B


7. Which attribute is used in <Link> to specify the target route?

A) href
B) to
C) path
D) link

Answer: B


8. How do you handle undefined routes and show a 404 page?

A) Use <Route path="/404" />
B) Use <Route path="*" />
C) Use <Route path="/notfound" />
D) Use <Route exact />

Answer: B


9. In React Router v6, which component is used to programmatically navigate?

A) useHistory
B) useNavigate
C) Redirect
D) navigateTo

Answer: B


10. Which of the following is true about <Link> compared to <a>?

A) <Link> causes full page reload
B) <a> prevents page reload
C) <Link> allows SPA navigation without reload
D) Both cause page reload

Answer: C


11. How do you create nested routes in React Router v6?

A) Using <Switch>
B) Using <Route> inside another <Route> with children routes
C) Using <Routes> inside <Link>
D) Using useNavigate

Answer: B


12. Which component is used inside a parent route to render nested routes?

A) <Outlet>
B) <Render>
C) <Children>
D) <Nested>

Answer: A


13. What does <Route path="*"> mean in React Router?

A) Match only the root path
B) Match any unmatched route (wildcard)
C) Match all routes exactly
D) Match routes with no parameters

Answer: B


14. How do you access URL parameters in a component?

A) props.match.params
B) useParams()
C) this.props.params
D) useRouteMatch()

Answer: B


15. Which hook is used to access the current route parameters?

A) useRoute()
B) useMatch()
C) useParams()
D) useRouteMatch()

Answer: C


16. How do you redirect a route /home to / in React Router v6?

A) <Redirect from="/home" to="/" />
B) <Navigate from="/home" to="/" />
C) <Navigate to="/" replace /> in route with path /home
D) <Route path="/home" element={<Redirect to="/" />} />

Answer: C


17. Which React Router version introduced <Routes>?

A) v4
B) v5
C) v6
D) v3

Answer: C


18. What is the purpose of <BrowserRouter>?

A) To enable server-side routing
B) To use hash-based URLs
C) To keep UI in sync with the URL in the browser history
D) To define all route paths

Answer: C


19. What does the replace prop in <Navigate> do?

A) Replaces the route without adding a new entry in history
B) Adds a new entry in browser history
C) Reloads the page
D) Does nothing

Answer: A


20. Can you use multiple <Route> components inside a single <Routes>?

A) Yes
B) No

Answer: A


21. Which is the correct way to pass parameters in a route path?

A) /user/{id}
B) /user/:id
C) /user?id
D) /user/*id

Answer: B


22. How do you define a route for a dynamic user ID in React Router?

A) <Route path="/user/:id" />
B) <Route path="/user/{id}" />
C) <Route path="/user/id" />
D) <Route path="/user/id?" />

Answer: A


23. How does React Router achieve SPA navigation?

A) By reloading the page on every navigation
B) By preventing the default link behavior and using the History API
C) By changing the server routes
D) By using server-side rendering

Answer: B


24. Which of the following components is NOT part of React Router DOM?

A) <BrowserRouter>
B) <Link>
C) <Switch> (in v5)
D) <NavigateTo>

Answer: D


25. How do you handle navigation programmatically in a React function component?

A) Using history.push()
B) Using useNavigate() hook
C) Using window.location
D) Using <Link>

Answer: B


26. Which is true about the path prop in <Route>?

A) It is optional
B) It defines the URL to match
C) It must always be /
D) It cannot contain parameters

Answer: B


27. How do you create a link to /contact page?

A) <Link href="/contact">Contact</Link>
B) <Link to="/contact">Contact</Link>
C) <a to="/contact">Contact</a>
D) <a href="contact">Contact</a>

Answer: B


28. What happens if two <Route> components have the same path?

A) Only the first is matched
B) Both render together
C) The last one overrides the previous
D) React Router throws an error

Answer: A


29. What is the significance of <Outlet>?

A) It renders the content of the matched child route
B) It creates a link
C) It redirects routes
D) It reloads the page

Answer: A


30. How do you install react-router-dom using yarn?

A) yarn add react-router
B) yarn install react-router-dom
C) yarn add react-router-dom
D) yarn get react-router-dom

Answer: C


31. Can you use React Router without wrapping your app in <BrowserRouter>?

A) Yes
B) No

Answer: B


32. How do you specify the default route for the app?

A) <Route path="/" element={<Home />} />
B) <Route default element={<Home />} />
C) <Route exact element={<Home />} />
D) <Route index element={<Home />} />

Answer: A


33. What happens if you don’t define a route for a URL in React Router?

A) It redirects to Home page
B) It throws a 404 error by default
C) Nothing is rendered or a blank page is shown
D) React Router automatically creates a route

Answer: C


34. How can you create a 404 page in React Router v6?

A) <Route path="*" element={<NotFound />} />
B) <Route path="/404" element={<NotFound />} />
C) <Route default element={<NotFound />} />
D) React Router handles 404 automatically

Answer: A


35. Which React Router hook lets you access the navigation function?

A) useParams()
B) useNavigate()
C) useHistory()
D) useLocation()

Answer: B


36. What component replaces <Switch> in React Router v6?

A) <Routes>
B) <Router>
C) <Switch> still used
D) <Navigate>

Answer: A


37. How to pass props to components rendered by <Route>?

A) Use render props
B) Use element with JSX <Component prop={value} />
C) Pass as attributes in <Route>
D) Cannot pass props

Answer: B


38. What is the role of element prop in <Route>?

A) Specifies the component to render on route match
B) Defines the URL path
C) Specifies the navigation path
D) Contains child routes

Answer: A


39. Which React Router hook gives current location object?

A) useLocation()
B) useParams()
C) useNavigate()
D) useHistory()

Answer: A


40. How do you create a link with active styling?

A) <Link activeClassName="active" to="/" />
B) <NavLink to="/" activeClassName="active" />
C) <Link to="/" activeStyle="color:red" />
D) <a href="/" class="active" />

Answer: B


41. How do you specify a route that renders a component only if the path matches exactly?

A) Using exact prop (in React Router v5)
B) Using strict prop
C) Using index prop in React Router v6
D) Both A and C depending on version

Answer: D


42. What is the default behavior of <Link> when clicked?

A) Causes full page reload
B) Changes URL without reload
C) Opens link in new tab
D) Does nothing

Answer: B


43. Can React Router handle query parameters in URLs?

A) Yes, via useLocation hook
B) No, React Router does not support query params
C) Only with custom code
D) Only with <Route> params

Answer: A


44. Which React Router hook is used to get the current URL path?

A) useParams()
B) useNavigate()
C) useLocation()
D) useRouteMatch()

Answer: C


45. What happens if you use <Route path="/"> without exact in React Router v5?

A) Only matches root /
B) Matches all paths starting with /
C) Throws an error
D) Matches only subpaths

Answer: B


46. How to navigate back programmatically?

A) useNavigate(-1)
B) useHistory().goBack()
C) window.history.back()
D) All of the above depending on version and context

Answer: D


47. What is React Router’s default URL matching behavior?

A) Exact match only
B) Prefix matching
C) Regex matching
D) Case insensitive matching

Answer: B


48. How to prevent adding new entry to history on navigation?

A) Use <Navigate replace />
B) Use <Link replace />
C) Use useNavigate({ replace: true })
D) Both A and C

Answer: D


49. What hook returns the current pathname?

A) useLocation()
B) usePathname()
C) useParams()
D) useRoute()

Answer: A


50. React Router DOM supports which navigation modes?

A) Browser History API (HTML5 history)
B) Hash History
C) Memory History
D) All of the above

Answer: D

 

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