<html> Unit 3

A Quiz to help review material.

You will not be "graded" on this review; it is for your own use. When you are finished with the questions, check the "answer" button below:

 

1. Which is the correct order of tags when you begin your page:

  • <head> <html> <body>
  • <head><body><html>
  • <html><head><body>
  • <html><body><head>

2. What does </> indicate?

3. Which tags, of the ones you recognize below, require a </> version?

  • <html>
  • <head>
  • <body>
  • <p>
  • <br>
  • <b>

4. Which tag will work?

  • < title >
  • <title >
  • <TITLE>
  • < TITLE >
  • <Title>
  • <title>

5. Which tag will work? (As you will learn next week, "p align" stands for how you align a paragraph. For now, just decide where the spaces and quotation marks need to be for the tag to work. The same rules about quotation marks and spacing apply to all tags.)

  • <p align=center>
  • <p align = center>
  • <p align="center">
  • <p align = "center">
  • <p align=center">

6. What is the one set of tags required to be within the <head> tags?

7. What is the file name of this page? What is the title of this page?

8. What is the DOCTYPE declaration? What is its purpose?

 

 
Readings
Resources
<head>
<p> etc.
<b> etc.
<li> etc.
<a href>
<img src>
Access
<table>
<frame>
<style>
<form>
<script>
<object>
validate

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