Question 1

What is added to the < meta > tag to describe the encoding type?

Accepted Answer

The "charset" attribute

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The “description” attribute

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The “author” attribute

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The “copyright” attribute

Question 2

How would you add an element to your < head > that listed keywords about your site?

Accepted Answer

< meta name="keywords" content="one, two, three" />

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< meta keywords="one, two, three" />

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< keywords >one, two, three< /keywords >

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< title >one, two, three< /title >

Question 3

What element holds a short phrase that describes the overall page content?

Accepted Answer

< title >

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< html >

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< summary >

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< body >

Question 4

What element holds descriptive information about the page that is not visible to the user?

Accepted Answer

< head >

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< inside >

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< body >

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< h1 >

Question 5

What element is used to tell the browser how to separate your content into paragraphs?

Accepted Answer

The paragraph element < p >

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There is no way to create separate paragraphs

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The next headline < n >

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The secondary headline < h2 >

Question 6

The first paragraph on your home page is most important because it should...

Accepted Answer

All of these are true

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Introduce the web site

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Tell what the site is about

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Encourage the reader to look into other pages on the site

Question 7

What element is used to surround a quote and off-set it from the rest of your content?

Accepted Answer

The < blockquote > element

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The < cite > element

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The < name > element

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The < quote > element

Question 8

What element will add a single line break wherever you place the tag?

Accepted Answer

< br />

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< new line >

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< NL >

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< break >

Question 9

If your page is not working correctly, which of the following is a good troubleshooting step?

Accepted Answer

All of these are good troubleshooting steps

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Make sure your file changes are saved and the browser window refreshed

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Make sure your ending tag slashes are in the right direction (/)

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Make sure your angle brackets are correctly matched

Question 10

What element sits at the root of your HTML file and holds all of the other elements on your web page?

Accepted Answer

< html >

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< body >

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< root >

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< head >

Question 11

The < head > element has optional elements that give the browser more information about the page, and
they include the web page’s...

Accepted Answer

All of these are correct

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keywords

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description

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copyright

Question 12

Which two components do attributes have?

Accepted Answer

a name and a value

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a number and a letter

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a time and a place

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a variable and a timer

Question 13

Which of the following is the correct format for identifying the author of a page?

Accepted Answer

< body >

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< head >

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< end >

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< inside >

Question 14

To create the primary heading, enclose the text in...

Accepted Answer

opening < h1 > and closing < /h1 > tags

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quotation marks

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brackets

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parentheses

Question 15

What element is used when you want to make a smaller or less important headline on your web page?

Accepted Answer

The secondary headline < h2 >

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There is no way to create smaller text

Answer

The paragraph element < p >

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The next headline < n >

Question 16

What element makes text bold on the screen?

Accepted Answer

the < strong > element

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the < black > element

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the < bold > element

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the < dark > element

Question 17

What element allows text to be displayed in italics, which means the words are slanted to the right?

Accepted Answer

The < em > element

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The < slant > element

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The < crooked > element

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The < italic > element

Question 18

What element allows you to display a quotation from another source?

Accepted Answer

< blockquote >

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< cite >

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< strong >

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< quote >

Question 19

Which of the following is the correct format for identifying the author of a page?

Accepted Answer

< meta name="author" content="me" />

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< author value="me" />

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< meta author="me" />

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< author >me< /author >

Question 20

When quoting someone, you’ll usually want to give credit to the author. To do this, what element is
used?

Accepted Answer

The < cite > element

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the < quote > element

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the < blockquote > element

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the < author > element

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