Multiple Choice Questions
You need to use both height and width attributes to shrink your image by half.
Which is the required attributes in an image tag?
What will happen if you fail to follow a "best practice"?
Setting the size for an image must always be done using the 'height' and 'width' attributes.
The HTML structure of a document is a tree. True or false?
The closing tag for image is .
< a href="https://w3.org" target="_blank" >W3C< /a > What does the code above do?
< p id="intro">Hi! My name is Alex and I love to cook.< /p > Unlike most attributes, the id of an element should be:
If your editor saves in a variety of formats, which of the following should you be sure to use for your Web page?
Who does semantic elements not benefit?
What doctype is used for HTML5 documents?
What does the 'M' in HTML5 stand for?
You can use either ' (single quote) or " (double quote) to denote a string.
Suppose you have a small image that looks like a warning sign - ⚠. You want to place it near a particular paragraph on your Web page. Should you use an tag for the warning sign, or should you add it via CSS commands?
Is it valid to have a paragraph element inside the < head > tag?
The main reason the Internet was created was to support the World Wide Web
The primary purpose of HTML is to assist formatting of text.
Images can be added to your Web page in more than one way.
The term hypertext means:
Different documents can be linked together using which one of these elements?
What is the purpose of your download attribute's value in a hyperlink?
What is the last tag in a well-behaved html file?
<p id="greeting" class="hello world">This is me greeting the world</p>Which of the following is the correct behavior with respect to the code above?
Which of these HTML fragments would render differently from the others?
What is the difference between Internet and Web?
If I told you that an open tag looked like this: <div id='mydiv' class='myclass'>, what would the closing tag look like?
<span> should be used anytime you want to make inline changes
A 'ul' element isn't very useful unless it contains what kind of tags?
What is the difference between HTML and HTTP?
What does character encoding do?
A ul element wouldn't be terribly useful unless it contained one or more of these elements:
<....> You need to leave immediately. Your office is bugged! <....> Which of the following tags should be used in this case?
The anchor element is only used to link from one page to another.
Which semantic element has content that should be expanded to view?
Which of the following image paths follow the best practice for a relative URL?
Which of the following statements about global attributes is true?
Why should you use semantic elements in your Web page?
What is the first character after a "<" in a closing tag?
The 'mailto:' protocol in the href attribute can validate the email address provided.
Which of the following is a valid value following best practice for the id attribute?
A tooltip in the title attribute can only be used on images.
The non-global attribute ‘size’ can only be applied to one tag.
Which of the following is not among "Best practices"?
What is the purpose of the semantic element < mark >?
You are designing a Web page to store your grandmother's recipes. Each recipe should be enclosed in a section element.
What tag would you use to emphasize some text?
If you have a mistake in your HTML code, the browser will:
HTML tags and HTML elements the same thing. True or false?
Which of the following is not used to create a Web page?
Attributes are used to add extra info to a tag, like a unique identifier.
Semantic elements, like article and section, don't use attributes.
Elements are the same as tags.
Can some elements contain other elements?
What do you use to split multiple classnames in the 'class' attributes?
<ol id="student-male" class="primary" start="10"></ol><ol start="10" class="primary" id="student-male"></ol> Both tags will give the same output. The order in which the attributes are specified in the opening tag does not matter.
What is the output for the code below? <h1>This is a heading & it is the "biggest" one in this page>/h1<
All headings should be used within the header element.
All browsers support all attributes.
HTML tags are case sensitive.
The extension of the file name is not needed for 'download' attribute's value.
Which is the correct nesting of these elements?
You can have multiple header and footer elements in your Web page.
<!-- If this line were in your code, would you see it on your Web page? -->
The <p> tag is used to denote:
What’s the best way to ensure that your picture will display correctly?
If you want to indicate that a large passage of text is an exact quotation, what tag would you use?
Which tag will you use to convey importance in your text?
Let's consider a space, or a tab or a carriage return. What are each of them referred to?
What are the little bits of text that surround elements in an html file?
If you want to have the largest heading possible, which kind of tag you would use?
Since HTML5 ignores white space, a tag can be spelled with spaces in it, i.e. "ht ml"
Which attribute do you use when you want to provide more information about a complicated image?
One of the functions of the 'alt' attribute is to provide information about the image to assistive technologies and search engines.
What does the 'alt' attribute do?
Any complete HTML5 file must contain bits of CSS and Javascript.
If you have an image you want to add as a background to your Web page, your 'alt' attribute's value should be:
You do need a connection to the Internet to test your HTML code.
How many elements should your document have?
The anchor element is the same as the < link > tag.
Which of the following is a non-semantic tag?