The document discusses various HTML tags including <em>, <strong>, <cite>, <hr>, and <a>. The <em> and <cite> tags make text italic, <strong> makes text bold, <hr> is an empty tag used to divide sections, and the "href" attribute of the <a> tag links to other pages or files.

1. HTML Tutorial Chapters 5 & 6

2. What does the “em” in the <em> tag stand for? How does this tag change the appearance (look) of the text inside it?

3. The “em” in the <em> tag stands for emphasis ; this tag makes the text inside it italicized .

4. How does the <strong> tag change the appearance of the text inside it?

5. The <strong> tag makes the text inside it bold .

6. How should the <cite> tag be used? How does this tag change the appearance of the the text inside it?

7. The <cite> tag should be used for citations, such as book , magazine , newspaper , and movie titles ; this tag makes the text inside it italicized .

8. What does the “hr” in the <hr> tag stand for? What’s special about this tag? Name one (1) way that this tag could be used.

9. The “hr” in the <hr> tag stands for horizontal rule ; the <hr> tag is an empty tag ; the <hr> tag could be used to divide sections of text in a document.

10. What does “href” stand for? Name two (2) ways that this attribute (characteristic, trait) of the anchor tag (<a>) can be used?

11. “ href” stands for h ypertext ref erence ; this attribute of the anchor tag (<a>) can be used to direct the user to another Web page or to load a file , such as “a graphic, a sound file, a movie, or any other kind of file.”