10 Questions
HTML is a markup language that instructs the browser on how to display text and images in a web page.
True
HTML files are binary files that require specific software to view them.
False
Rich text file formats used by word processors add formatting commands visible in the browser.
False
HTML follows rules to ensure consistent display across browsers and computers.
True
HTML uses elements like h1 to structure and style a website.
True
An opening tag is followed by a closing tag.
True
If any of the three conditions for a valid HTML tag are not met, the browser displays plain text.
True
The hidden attribute in HTML indicates that the element will not be rendered by the browser.
True
Attributes in HTML can only be set equal to values enclosed in parentheses.
False
Multiple attributes in HTML must be separated by a comma in the opening HTML tag.
False
Learn about the basics of HTML, including how it instructs web browsers to display text and images, the difference between HTML and word processor documents, and how HTML files are viewed in web browsers.
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