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1. TRUE
Basically, title is the main text that describes a web page. The title element defines a title in the browser toolbar and displays a title for the webpage in search engine results. The tag is the one that defines the tittle of the document.
2. False
Headings are used to set off different sections of a page or paragraphs of text. They are a larger font size than normal text. In most cases, they are bold or Italic or a different color compared to normal text. Heading sizes usually run from one which is the largest to six which is the smallest.
3.
False
<html> and </html> tags indicate the start and end of an HTML document with the content placed in between. The HTML element contains everything from the start to the end tag. Example is; <tagname>Hi there…....</tagname> Empty elements are those elements that do not contain content in them.
4. TRUE
It is so true HTML
files must end with .html or .htm. You can view .html extension on web servers
that run an OS that allows long file names like Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows
Server 2003, and Windows 2000. For those that do not accept long file names,
you can use .htm.
5. TRUE
Inline Styles: Styles written directly in the tag in the HTML document such as a heading or a paragraph
Embedded Styles: Styles embedded in the head of the document. They are also known as internal style sheet.
External Style: Written in different document and then attached to several other web documents.
6. TRUE
The External Style sheet is written in different document and then attached to several other web documents. Whatever you change in the .css sheet will be effected in multiple pages in your website. It prevents the developer from having to make changes in code in each page.
GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format. It is a bitmap image format with a widespread usage on the web due to its wide portability and support. They are usually seen online as a way to share video clips and most web pages use GIF to display animated objects like header images or buttons.
8. FALSE
Attributes define characteristics of an
HTML element and not a HTML tag. They have additional information about an element.
They are made up of two parts, a name and a value. Attributes name and value are case sensitive. By default, attributes are
specified in the start tag.
9. TRUE
Markup Validator is an open-source by W3C that is used to check the validity of web documents. Validating web documents improve and ensure web quality and saves time. Validation makes sure web pages are legal and can be used as a debugging tool and a future proof quality check.
10. FALSE
A soft copy is an electronic copy of data like a file viewed on computer display. When printed, it becomes a hard copy. Hard copy is that printed copy of info from a computer and is often sometimes referred to as printout.