5 Questions
What does HTML stand for?
Hypertext Mark-up Language
What does HTML enable the browser to do?
Identify how to display text or graphics on a web page
What are the two types of tags in HTML?
Container and Empty
In a web page, which part contains the text and visible content?
Body
How is a web page divided according to the information provided?
Head and Body
Study Notes
Introduction to HTML
- HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language.
- HTML is the language of the web, describing the content in web pages.
HTML Basics
- HTML is made up of tags and elements.
- Tags are surrounded by angle brackets (<>), and the words inside are called elements.
- There are two types of tags: container tags and empty tags.
- Container tags come in pairs (opening and closing tags), while empty tags stand alone.
HTML Structure
- A web page is divided into two parts: the head and the body.
- The head section is not visible in the browser, while the body section is visible.
Creating an HTML Page
- To create an HTML page, you need to structure it with HTML tags.
- Save the file with an .html extension in the HTML folder.
HTML Tags
- Examples of HTML tags include
,, and<br>. - The `` tag sets the title of the web page, which appears in the browser's title bar.
- The `` tag contains the visible content of the web page.
- The
<br>tag is an empty tag used to insert a line break.
This quiz covers basic concepts of HTML for Year 7 students. Topics include understanding what HTML is, structuring static web pages using HTML, and creating a simple HTML static web page. It also focuses on developing initiative and making connections between different elements.
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