HTML5 Basics 1

1. What's the first tag used in a web page?

Title

Head

!DOCTYPE html

Body

2. This tag represents the largest heading format:

H1

H6

H3

H2

3. This tag is used to define an item in a bulleted list and numbered list:

Line

Td

Hr

Li

4. What is the tag used to define a numbered list?

Bl

Ol

Nl

Ul

5. To create the appearance of a line that goes across the page, use the following tag:

Li

Br

Hr

Hl

6. The following term describes a computer program that automatically and methodically searches the world wide web.

SEO

Spider/web crawler

Tag

HTML

7. This tag is used to identify the web author and contact information:

Author

C

Address

Html

8. Designing web pages to rank high in search engine results is called...

XML

URL

HTML5

SEO

9. This SECTION of an HTML document defines the title that will appear in the title bar of a web browser and meta data such as character set used on the page (not the tag, the section):

Title

Head

Body

Html

10. What are the tags used to create a definition list?

Dl, dt, dd

Dl, td, ld

Dl, li

Dt, dd, li

HTML5 Basics 1

1. What's the first tag used in a web page?

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. This tag represents the largest heading format:

3. This tag is used to define an item in a bulleted list and numbered list:

4. What is the tag used to define a numbered list?

5. To create the appearance of a line that goes across the page, use the following tag:

6. The following term describes a computer program that automatically and methodically searches the world wide web.

7. This tag is used to identify the web author and contact information:

8. Designing web pages to rank high in search engine results is called...

9. This **SECTION** of an HTML document defines the title that will appear in the title bar of a web browser and meta data such as character set used on the page (not the tag, the section):

10. What are the tags used to create a definition list?

9. This SECTION of an HTML document defines the title that will appear in the title bar of a web browser and meta data such as character set used on the page (not the tag, the section):