
Question 1 of 21
How many elements are there in the following HTML code?
<h1> The End of the World is Nigh </h1> <article> Musings on our Current Social Predicament, by <em> Trans I. Tory </em> <p> Random content….</p> </article>
Question 2 of 21
Which code produces the output shown in the image below?
Question 3 of 21
How do we use HTML elements in combination with each other?
Question 4 of 21
Which two elements are used to mark-up subscript and superscript text?
Question 5 of 21
Which HTML code snippet produces the output shown in this image?
Question 6 of 21
When deciding which headline level to use (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6) which of these statements is true?
Question 7 of 21
Which markup is correct?
Question 8 of 21
Which tag preserves the spaces, tabs, and line breaks within a piece of text so a poem or piece of code can be presented faithfully?
Question 9 of 21
Which HTML element has the correct structure?
Question 10 of 21
How does the break tag differ from most other inline and block tags?
Question 11 of 21
Why is it important to remember to use closing tags?
Question 12 of 21
Which elements are used to mark-up code on screen?
Question 13 of 21
Which type of element is typically a block?
Question 14 of 21
What's a true statement about the difference between the <blockquote> element and the <q> element?
Question 15 of 21
In the tag below, what do we call "datetime"?
<time datetime="2024-03-07"> March, 7, 2024</time>
Question 16 of 21
Which is a true statement about HTML lists?
Question 17 of 21
Besides visual appearance, what is most important about headline levels?
Question 18 of 21
When we want to convey importance, seriousness, or urgency, which element do we use?
Question 19 of 21
Which elements are used to convey meaning, instead of just typesetting convention?
Question 20 of 21
What code produces the list shown in this image?
Question 21 of 21
How many different headline levels are displayed in the image shown below?
