Chapter 4, Quiz

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Which of the following is a tag pair for "bolding" text?
<BOLD></BOLD>
<EM></EM>
<STRONG></STRONG>
<CITE></CITE>

Which of the following is NOT a tag pair for italicizing text?
<EM></EM>
<CITE></CITE>
<ITALIC></ITALIC>
<I></I>

TRUE or FALSE: it is acceptable to close the <STRONG> tag using the </B> tag.
True
False

Which of the following tags allow underlining of text?
<U></U>
<UL></UL>
<UNDERLINE></UNDERLINE>
<STRIKE></STRIKE>

On some browsers, underlined text may be confused with:
italicized text
bolded text
highlighted text
links

Which of the following HTML tags does NOT automatically enable a fixed-spaced font?
<BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE>
<PRE></PRE>
<CODE></CODE>
<TT></TT>

Which of the following HTML tag pairs allows insertion of text without having to manually insert a '<BR>' tag for line breaks?
<BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE>
<PRE></PRE>
<Code></Code>
<TT></TT>

TRUE or FALSE: Browser "word-wrapping" is enabled inside the '<BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE>' tag pair.
True
False

Which tag implements the automatic indentation of a text passage?
<P ALIGN="LEFT">
<BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE>
<PRE></PRE>
<INDENT></INDENT>

Which of the following lines is an example of proper nesting of HTML tags?
<TAG-A> text1 <TAG-B> text2 <TAG-C> text3 </TAG-A>
<TAG-A> text1 <TAG-B> text2 <TAG-C> text3 </TAG-A> </TAG-B> </TAG-C>
<TAG-A> text1 <TAG-B> text2 <TAG-C> text3 </TAG-C> </TAG-B> </TAG-A>
<TAG-A> <TAG-B> <TAG-C> text1 </TAG-A> text2 </TAG-B> text3 </TAG-C>

Which of the following statements is TRUE about tag attributes?
attributes can be embedded in either the opening or closing tag
the attribute name must be enclosed in quotation marks.
the browser has no access to attribute values
attributes usually have a name and a value

Which of the following statements is NOT true about the 'PARAGRAPH' tag?
the <P> tag will accept a modifying attribute
the <P ALIGN="RIGHT"> tag reverts to default alignment when it encounters another <P>
When used with the <P> tag, the 'ALIGN=' feature has limited duration
on most browsers, the <P> tag behaves exactly the same as the <P ALIGN="CENTER"> tag

TRUE or FALSE: the <BIG></BIG> tag pair causes an automatic end-of-line action to be generated by the browser
True
False

TRUE or FALSE: When using the <FONT><FONT> tag pair with a 'SIZE' attribute, either specific or relative size may be controlled
True
False

The tag <FONT SIZE=+3> instructs the browser to:
change the default font to "pico"
change the current font to numerically specified font size '3'
change the current font to 3 sizes larger than the previous font
change the current font to 3 sizes larger than the default font

TRUE or FALSE:For the tag <FONT SIZE=95>, the browser responds by providing the font at 'SIZE=7'
True
False

TRUE or FALSE: for each specific type of HTML tag pair used, there should be an identical number of opening and closing tags
True
False

Which of the following statements is TRUE about horizontal rules?
the 'WIDTH' attribute specifies the number of pixels of vertical line width
the 'SIZE' attribute can be specified as a percentage
When specifying a 'WIDTH' attribute, it's a good idea to also specify the 'ALIGN' attribute
the horizontal rule states that the browser must abide by the horizontal alignment formula

TRUE or FALSE: When included in the <HR> tag, the 'NOSHADE' attribute requires no '=' sign nor value.
True
False

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