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- 2. What does theabbreviation HTML stand for?
- 3. H yper Text M arkup L anguage
- 4. What name isused to refer to HTML tags that do not require an ending tag? Give an example of this type of tag.
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- 6. Explain how toproperly nest HTML tags (e.g., how to nest one list inside another).
- 7. <ul> <li>Newspapers</li> <ul><li>The Northwest Indiana Times</li> <li>The Chicago Sun Times</li> <li>The Chicago Tribune</li> </ul> </ul>
- 8. Newspapers The NorthwestIndiana Times The Chicago Sun Times The Chicago Tribune
- 9. Write out thecode for the simplest HTML document possible.
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- 11. Which HTML tagsare included in all HTML documents?
- 12. <html> <head> <title></title></head> <body> </body> </html>
- 13. Where would textbetween the tags <title></title> appear on the screen?
- 14. Text between thetags <title></title> would appear at the top of the browser’s title bar.
- 15. What do theletters “ul” stand for in the <ul> tag?
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- 17. What will thefollowing code generate in the browser display window (i.e., what will you see on the screen)? <ul> <li>bread</li> <li>milk</li> <li>eggs</li> </ul>
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- 19. What do theletters “ol” stand for in the <ol> tag?
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- 21. What will thefollowing code generate in the browser display window (i.e., what will you see on the screen)? <ol> <li>Put the key in the ignition.</li> <li>Put on your seat belt.</li> <li>Depress the brake pedal.</li> <li>Turn the key.</li> </ol>
- 22. 1. Put thekey in the ignition. 2. Put on your seat belt. 3. Depress the brake pedal. 4. Turn the key.