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A. None of these
B. To define JavaScript code
C. To format text
D. To define an applet
A. cellpadding
B. cellspacing
C. cellspan
D. cellspace
A. Decrease the space between cells
B. Increase the space between cells
C. Increase the distance between cell and content
D. Increase the softness of your site
E. Decrease the softness of your site
A. A feature that can only be used once in the HTML document.
B. An outdated feature that may become obsolete in future versions of HTML.
C. A feature that has more than one defined use.
D. An underused feature that is only used by experts.
A. A link to the resource "/some/page". When visited the browser will attempt to jump the viewport to an element with an id="foo"
B. A link to the resource "/some/page". The "foo" is the query string.
C. A link to the resource "/some/page#foo" (a file on the web server by that name).
A. HTML 4.01
B. XHTML 1.0
C. HTML 3.2
D. HTML5
E. All of these.
A. <!DOCTYPE html>
B. <!HTML>
C. <!DOCTYPE html5>
D. <!HTML5>
A. block of code for presentation
B. preformatted text
C. prerequisites for a new block of text
A. <!-- Comment -->
B. <-- Comment -->
C. <!-- Comment --!>
A. <background>yellow</background>
B. <body style="background-color:yellow;">
C. <body background="yellow">
A. /
B. !
C. ;
D. .
E. #
A. Unordered, Ordered, Definitions
B. Random, Numbered, Definitions
C. Unordered, Numbered, Definitions
D. Random, Ordered, Footnotes
A. <span>
B. <p>
C. <ul>
D. <div>
A. alt
B. name
C. alternative
D. id
E. str
A. returns the user to the home page.
B. makes an image a link.
C. specifies when to submit HTML form data.
D. creates a push button on a form.
A. A DIV with a class called text and its content aligned center.
B. A DIV with an id called text and its content aligned right.
C. A DIV with an id called text and its content aligned left.
D. A DIV with a class called text and its content aligned right.
A. <p><input button="rad" value="radio"></p>
B. <p><input type="radio" value="rad"></p>
C. <p><input value="radio" name="rad"></p>
A. <body>
B. <section>
C. <html>
D. <head>
A. A numbered list with 3 options
B. An unnumbered list with 3 options
C. An unnumbered list with 2 options
D. A numbered list with 2 options
A. DIV is commonly used and SPAN is deprecated
B. A DIV is used for block level elements and a SPAN is used for inline elements.
C. A DIV is used with primary elements while a SPAN is used with secondary elements.
D. A DIV is used for inline elements and a SPAN is used for block level elements.
A. False
B. True
A. _blank
B. _parent
C. _son
A. a block element
B. a diverse element
C. a layer
D. an inline element
A. vert / horiz
B. height / width
C. fallback-dimensions="width" and fallback-dimensions="height"
D. x / y
A. <IFRAME>
B. <INLINEFRAME>
C. <INFRAME>
D. <INLINE>
A. noresize
B. save
C. dontresize
A. In case the user wishes to load a different picture
B. So the user can save the image using the text as a name
C. So the users can get an idea of what the image is before it loads
A. rwspan
B. row span
C. row_span
D. rowspan
A. <ULine> and </Uline>
B. <U> and </U>
C. <STRIKE> and </STRIKE>
D. <L> and </L>
A. True
B. False
A. info
B. alt
C. img info
D. text
A. <META>
B. <TITLE>
C. <LINK>
D. <H1>
A. Hypertext Transmission Protocol
B. Hypertext Transfer Protocol
C. High Transmission Transfer Protocol
D. Hypertext Trend Protocol
A. title
B. alt
C. target
D. open
E. follow
A. To define external interactive content
B. To define a table caption
C. To define emphasized text
D. To define a body element
E. None of these
A. as a script defined by XHTML
B. to select a class in a style sheet
C. as a META variable
D. as a marker for an HTML function
A. <INPUT="hidden" />
B. <INPUT type="hide" />
C. <INPUT field="hidden" />
D. <INPUT type="hidden" />
A. vertical link
B. visited link
C. active link
D. unvisited link
A. HTML simplifies database connectivity
B. HTML provides functionality to manipulate the DOM
C. HTML provides structure for web pages
D. HTML controls the MVC design pattern
E. HTML adds style to static web elements
A. None of these
B. To apply a <B> or <I> tag to a part of a web page.
C. To format grouped block-elements with styles.
D. To insert JavaScript code or an applet.
A. class
B. identity
C. div
D. id
A. cssvalue
B. description
C. div change="keyword"
D. marquee
E. meta name="description"
A. <sub >
B. <sp>
C. <ss>
D. <ssp>
E. <sup>
A. <BODY>
B. <DOC>
C. <HEAD>
D. <SITE>
A. None
B. maximumlength
C. maxlength
D. largelength
A. <HR>
B. <LINE>
C. <HL>
D. <H>
A. <TITLE>
B. <NAME>
C. <PAGE TITLE>
D. <PAGE NAME>
A. implement a visual change
B. group in-line elements in a document
A. A named area on the web page called title2.
B. The word title in Heading Style 2.
C. A hyperlink within a web page to an area named title2.
D. A caption to an image called title2.
A. SRC
B. ID
C. HREF
D. ALT