Web Development Foundations - C779 Exam Questions & Answers(RATED A)

body - ANSWER-The body tag begins the body of the document. head - ANSWER-The head tag allows you to insert meta tags, link to style sheets, and assign a title to the document with the title tag. meta - ANSWER-can include a document description, revision dates, and keywords to help search engines index the page. It also specifies the HTML5 character set used, which is usually UTF-8. br - ANSWER-Creates a line break. Empty tag. Difference between b and strong bolding? - ANSWER-The b element applies the bold font style, whereas strong applies a heavier weight to the text relative to the surrounding text. Difference between text-level and block-level? - ANSWER-Text-level elements can affect a section of text as small as a single character. Markup elements that affect an entire paragraph or multiple paragraphs are referred to as block-level elements. An element - ANSWER-provides the main instruction of the tag. An element is required in every tag. Elements include body, p, h1, title, table and many others. An attribute - ANSWER-specifies a quality or describes a certain aspect of the element. For example, a hyperlink is added to a Web page by using the a, or anchor, element. The href attribute is added, which identifies the hyperlink reference. Many elements require specified attributes, but some do not. An attribute is required in a tag only if the element requires it. A value - ANSWER-gives value to the element and its attribute. For example, a href="" has a value that instructs the hyperlink to access the CIW Certified Web site. Like attributes, values are optional in a tag unless required by a specified attribute to the element. Values are used only with attributes; elements do not take values directly. Values should be surrounded by quotation marks; they are not required, but placing values in quotation marks is considered good coding practice.