HTML Basics Quiz

Additional information about an HTML element, specified within the start tag in name/value pairs.

Specifies the URL of the page a link points to.

Defines a hyperlink, allowing users to navigate between pages.

Defines a paragraph in an HTML document.

Defines a division or section within an HTML document.

Elements that start on a new line and take up the full width of their container.

Elements that flow in line with surrounding text, taking up only the space needed.

Titles or subtitles used to structure and highlight content on a webpage. Defined using to tags.

Defines a section of text quoted from another source.

Every HTML element has a default display value based on its type, affecting how it's rendered on the page.

HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. It's the standard language used to create web pages. HTML describes the structure and content of a web page.

HTML elements are the building blocks of an HTML document. They define the structure and content of the page. Each element is enclosed in a start tag and an end tag, except for empty elements which have no content.

HTML elements can be nested within each other, meaning one element can contain another element. This creates a hierarchical structure for the HTML document.

The element represents a paragraph of text. It's used to create a block of text that is visually separated from other blocks on the page.

The element represents a quotation, either inline or as a separate block. Use for short quotes and for longer ones.

Links connect different parts of a web page or different web pages. The element is used to create links. It uses the attribute to specify the URL of the linked resource.

HTML phrase elements are used to apply specific styling or semantics to a part of a text within a paragraph. Common examples include (for emphasis), (for strong emphasis), (for code snippets).

An HTML list is a collection of items presented in a structured format. creates an unordered list (bulleted list), creates an ordered list (numbered list) and defines an item within a list.

The element is a generic container for grouping elements. It is used to structure content and apply styles to a group of elements.

Structural elements define the overall structure of an HTML document. Examples include the element (root element), the element (for the document's head), and the element (for the visible part of the document).

HTML tables are used to display data in rows and columns. Important elements include , , , and .

Attributes provide additional information about HTML elements within a start tag.

Attributes are name-value pairs, written as name="value" within a start tag.

The href attribute in the a tag specifies the URL where the link leads.

Block elements start on a new line and take up the full width available, adding margins before and after.

Inline elements flow within the line of text, taking up only as much width as necessary. They don't start on a new line.

The p element defines a paragraph, creating a block of text separated from other blocks.

The div element creates divisions or sections for organizing content. It can contain other elements and is useful for styling.

Heading tags h1 to h6 define titles and subtitles of different importance levels. h1 is the most important.

The q element defines a quote from another source, typically indented by browsers for visual distinction.

The img tag displays an image on a webpage.

A web browser, like Google Chrome, Firefox, or Safari, is a software program designed to interpret and display HTML documents. It renders the HTML code into a visual representation of the webpage.

An HTML document is a text file written in HTML language. It tells the web browser how to arrange and display the content on a webpage. It's made up of different elements that work together to create the final webpage.

Nested HTML elements means one element can be contained within another. This creates a hierarchical structure and logical order within the HTML document. For example, a element might contain multiple elements.

The tag indicates the HTML version being used and is essential for browsers to interpret the document correctly. It stands for 'Document Type Declaration.'

The tag is the root element of an HTML document. It encompasses the entire document, acting as the container for all other elements. It always has a start tag and an end tag .

The element defines a heading on a webpage. There are six levels of headings , , , , , and , with being the largest and the smallest. They are used to structure and make the content more readable.

The element defines a paragraph of text. It creates a block of text visually separated from other elements on the webpage. It's used for normal text content.