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HTML

Question 1) What is true about the following HTML?

<a href="http://www.dr-chuck.com/page2.htm">Second Page</a>
  • The reference is an absolute reference
  • The HTML is improperly formed and there will be a syntax error
  • The reference is a relative reference
  • The text “second page” is improperly placed and will not be seen<

Question 2) What do you put at the beginning of an HTML file to inform the browser which variant of HTML you will be using in this document?

  • DOCTYPE
  • <body>
  • <html>
  • <meta type>
  • <?xml version>
  • <xs:sequence>

 

Question 3) What is the tag that is used in a document’s <head> area to set the text shown in the tab of the browser or title bar?

  • TITLE

 

Question 4) In HTML, what attribute is used to indicate text that will be shown if an image is not loaded or read to a user that is using a screen reader?

  • ALT

 

Question 5) For the following HTML:

<img src="csev_ian_dolphin_small.jpg" alt="Photo Credit: Ian Dolphin" width="160" align="middle">

What is an example of an “attribute”?

  • a
  • src
  • http://
  • Second Page
  • /a

 

Question 6) How do you show a less-than (<) in an an HTML page?

  • <!– < –>
  • <less-than>
  • //less-than
  • <<<
  • &lt;

 

Question 7) What does the <ul> tag accomplish?

  • Begins an unordered list
  • Reduces the space between lines (leading)
  • Enables upper-lower text
  • Indicates that a sequence of HTML is certified to be safe

 

Question 8) In a table, what is the general order of tags from outer to inner when constructing a table?

  • <table> <tr> <td>
  • <table> <row> <column>
  • <table> <td> <tr><
  • <table> <td> <table> <tr> <table>
  • <td> <tr> <table>