Question 1

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Specifies self-contained content, like illustrations, diagrams, photos, code listings, etc.

Question 2

True

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The <meter> tag defines a scalar measurement within a known range, or a fractional value. (T/F)

Question 3

<nav>

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Defines a section of navigation links.

Question 4

<mark>

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Defines a highlighted text for reference purposes.

Question 5

<audio>

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Embeds a sound, or an audio stream in an HTML document.

Question 6

Loop

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This boolean attribute if specified, will allow the video to automatically seek back to the start after reaching the end.

Question 7

Razer

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Which is not a member of the W3C.

Question 8

True

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The <font> tag has three attributes. (T/F)

Question 9

True

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The line break tag (
) has no closing tag. (T/F)

Question 10

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Contains information about the document.

Question 11

Description Lists

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Used for any name/value pairs, such as terms and their definitions.

Question 12

False (Relative Path)

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/directory/portrait.jpg is an example of absolute path. (T/F)

Question 13

Relative URL

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HTML tutorial is an example of __________.

Question 14

True

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HTML tutorial is an example of Relative URL. (T/F)

Question 15

Absolute URL

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Points to another web site.

Question 16

False (Colspan)

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The rowspan extends cells on a vertical row. (T/F)

Question 17

Post

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Sends the data through standard input.

Question 18

Select Element

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Used to create a drop-down list.

Question 19

Form

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An area that contains elements such as text fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, submit buttons, and more.

Question 20

W3C

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It is the main  international standard organization which was created by Tim Berner's - Lee to decide the rules and protocols over the web.

Question 21

XML

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A specification that grew out of HTML that lets developers define their own markup language.

Question 22

Ordered Lists

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It is used when the sequence of the items is important.

Question 23

False (<p>)

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The <para> tag tells the browser to insert a new paragraph. (T/F)

Question 24

True

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Semantic Markup is a markup that has meaning, rather than a markup which simply looks a certain way. (T/F)

Question 25

True

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The <output> tag represents the result of a calculation. (T/F)

Question 26

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Defines a section of a document, such as header, footer, etc.

Question 27

Tags

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Basic unit of an HTML

Question 28

Internet Backbone

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Considered to be the prototype of the modern internet.

Question 29

IP Address

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Original address that the websites use in order to pinpoint their right location over the internet.

Question 30

XML

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A programming specification for how web pages can be written.

Question 31

<body>

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Surrounds the text of the page, consists primarily the main content of web page.

Question 32

True

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Responsive Web Design makes your web page looks good on all devices. (T/F)

Question 33

Absolute Path

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Specifies the location through the complete path document.

Question 34

Hyperlinks

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Addresses of a computer or the address of a document or file to be included in the web page.

Question 35

Relative Path

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/directory/portrait.jpg is an example of ___.

Question 36

Colspan

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Extends cells on vertical row.

Question 37

Hyperlinks

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is a reference to data points to a whole document or to a specific element within a document.

Question 38

False

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The <form> is advanced HTML construct that allows you to arrange text, images, and other HTML content into rows of columns.

Question 39

Text area <textarea>

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Select element is a multi-line text input control which can hold an unlimited number of characters.

Question 40

Cell

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In a table, the intersection of any given row and column is called __ .

Question 41

Hidden

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An arbitrary string that is not normally displayed or the user.

Question 42

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specifies additional details that the user can open and close on demand.

Term

Term

Term

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Term	Definition
<figure>	Specifies self-contained content, like illustrations, diagrams, photos, code listings, etc.
True	The <meter> tag defines a scalar measurement within a known range, or a fractional value. (T/F)
<nav>	Defines a section of navigation links.
<mark>	Defines a highlighted text for reference purposes.
<audio>	Embeds a sound, or an audio stream in an HTML document.
Loop	This boolean attribute if specified, will allow the video to automatically seek back to the start after reaching the end.
Razer	Which is not a member of the W3C.
True	The <font> tag has three attributes. (T/F)
True	The line break tag (<br>) has no closing tag. (T/F)
<head></head>	Contains information about the document.
Description Lists	Used for any name/value pairs, such as terms and their definitions.
False (Relative Path)	/directory/portrait.jpg is an example of absolute path. (T/F)
Relative URL	<a href="/html/default.asp">HTML tutorial</a> is an example of __________.
True	<a href="/html/default.asp">HTML tutorial</a> is an example of Relative URL. (T/F)
Absolute URL	Points to another web site.
False (Colspan)	The rowspan extends cells on a vertical row. (T/F)
Post	Sends the data through standard input.
Select Element	Used to create a drop-down list.
Form	An area that contains elements such as text fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, submit buttons, and more.
W3C	It is the main international standard organization which was created by Tim Berner's - Lee to decide the rules and protocols over the web.
XML	A specification that grew out of HTML that lets developers define their own markup language.
Ordered Lists	It is used when the sequence of the items is important.
False (<p>)	The <para> tag tells the browser to insert a new paragraph. (T/F)
True	Semantic Markup is a markup that has meaning, rather than a markup which simply looks a certain way. (T/F)
True	The <output> tag represents the result of a calculation. (T/F)
<section>	Defines a section of a document, such as header, footer, etc.
Tags	Basic unit of an HTML
Internet Backbone	Considered to be the prototype of the modern internet.
IP Address	Original address that the websites use in order to pinpoint their right location over the internet.
XML	A programming specification for how web pages can be written.
<body>	Surrounds the text of the page, consists primarily the main content of web page.
True	Responsive Web Design makes your web page looks good on all devices. (T/F)
Absolute Path	Specifies the location through the complete path document.
Hyperlinks	Addresses of a computer or the address of a document or file to be included in the web page.
Relative Path	/directory/portrait.jpg is an example of ___.
Colspan	Extends cells on vertical row.
Hyperlinks	is a reference to data points to a whole document or to a specific element within a document.
False	The <form> is advanced HTML construct that allows you to arrange text, images, and other HTML content into rows of columns.
Text area <textarea>	Select element is a multi-line text input control which can hold an unlimited number of characters.
Cell	In a table, the intersection of any given row and column is called __ .
Hidden	An arbitrary string that is not normally displayed or the user.
<detail>	specifies additional details that the user can open and close on demand.

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