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Chapter: 07. Html An Introduction

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Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (5 Marks)

Choose the correct option for each question.

What does HTML stand for? a) HyperText Mark Language b) High-Level Machine Language c) Hypertext Markup Language d) Home Tool Markup Language

Which of these is NOT a type of HTML editor? a) WYSIWYG Editor b) Text Editor c) Image Editor d) Notepad

Which HTML tag is used to create a horizontal line on a web page? a) <BR> b) <P> c) <HR> d) <HLINE>

Which CSS property would you use to change the color of text on a web page? a) font-color b) text-color c) color d) background-color

What is the correct file extension for an external CSS style sheet? a) .html b) .css c) .js d) .txt

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Section B: Fill in the Blanks (5 Marks)

Complete the following sentences with the correct word(s).

Computers connected to the internet are either servers or _____________________.

_____________________ is a piece of text that links to another document or web page.

A combination of an opening tag, content, and a closing tag is called an _____________________.

The _____________________ tag is used to make text appear slightly above the normal line.

To apply styles to a single HTML element directly, you can use an _____________________ style sheet.

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Section C: True or False (5 Marks)

Read each statement and write ‘True’ or ‘False’.

HTML tags are case-sensitive, meaning <body> is different from <BODY>.

The <head> section of an HTML document contains content that is displayed directly on the web page.

The <!DOCTYPE html> declaration tells the browser the version of HTML being used.

The margin property in CSS is used to set the space around an element.

HTML5 was officially released as a W3C Recommendation in 2010.

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Section D: Explanations of Terms (6 Marks)

Explain the following terms in one or two sentences.

URL

Markup Language

Empty Tag

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Section E: Short Answer Questions (12 Marks)

Answer the following questions briefly.

What are two key features of HTML5?

What is the purpose of the <body> tag in an HTML document?

How do you save an HTML document so it can be viewed in a web browser?

What is CSS used for in web page design?

When should you use the <BR> tag instead of the <P> tag?

How can you open an already saved HTML file to edit its code?

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Section F: Diagram-Based Question (3 Marks)

Look at the image below which shows HTML heading tags in a web browser.

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Based on the image, what HTML tags would you use to create the “Level 1 heading.” and “Level 6 heading.”?

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Section G: Application-Based Question (4 Marks)

Raj wants to create a simple web page about his favorite cartoon character. He wants the character’s name to be the biggest heading, followed by a short paragraph about the character. The paragraph should contain a famous quote from the character that appears in italic.

Write the HTML code Raj would use for the <body> section of his web page, including the character’s name as an <h1> heading, the paragraph, and the italic quote. You can use “Bugs Bunny” as the character name and “What’s up, Doc?” as the quote.

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Section H: Long Answer Question (5 Marks)

Describe the main differences between using an Internal Style Sheet and an External Style Sheet for CSS. When would you choose one over the other?

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Section I: Environmental Awareness / Everyday Use (2 Marks)

You learned that a URL is a unique address for a web page. When might you use or see a URL in your daily life or while doing school work? Give two examples.

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Section J: Identifying Concepts (3 Marks)

Identify the type of tag (Block Level or Text Level) for each of the following HTML tags:

<H1>

<i>

<HR>

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Section K: Observation-Based Question (2 Marks)

If you are working on an HTML file and have made changes in your text editor, but the web browser view of the page isn’t showing those changes, what is the most common and immediate action you should take in the browser?

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