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What is the primary purpose of HTML?
What is the primary purpose of HTML?
- To execute programming functions on the web page
- To add meaning and structure to the web page content (correct)
- To create visually appealing web pages
- To define the layout and design of the website
Which element is considered the root element of an HTML page?
Which element is considered the root element of an HTML page?
- (correct)
What is the function of the element in HTML?
What is the function of the element in HTML?
- It contains visible page content
- It specifies the character set used in the document (correct)
- It defines the page title
- It defines the language of the document
Which element defines a large heading in HTML?
Which element defines a large heading in HTML?
What type of language is HTML considered to be?
What type of language is HTML considered to be?
Which attribute defines the language of an HTML document?
Which attribute defines the language of an HTML document?
Which type of element is placed inside the head element in HTML?
Which type of element is placed inside the head element in HTML?
What does the use of less-than and greater-than angle brackets surrounding an element create in HTML?
What does the use of less-than and greater-than angle brackets surrounding an element create in HTML?
What is the purpose of meta information in HTML?
What is the purpose of meta information in HTML?
Which attribute is used to specify the character encoding schema in HTML?
Which attribute is used to specify the character encoding schema in HTML?
What type of element occupies 100% of available width and is stacked vertically with preceding and subsequent block elements in HTML?
What type of element occupies 100% of available width and is stacked vertically with preceding and subsequent block elements in HTML?
What is good practice while writing HTML markup?
What is good practice while writing HTML markup?
Which type of element behaves like words, flows horizontally, and is usually placed inside block elements in HTML?
Which type of element behaves like words, flows horizontally, and is usually placed inside block elements in HTML?
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