Lesson 1 : Introduction to HTML

Open Ended

How do you think websites get delivered to our computers?

What is a Website

A collection of individual and related web pages

Stored together

Hosted by a web server

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What is a Web Page

•Created by three-layer

•Included with text, sound, video and images

•Content Layer - HTML

•Presentation Layer - CSS - Cascading style sheets

• External stylesheets are stored in CSS files

•Behavior Layer - JAVASCRIPT

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Multiple Choice

What does HTML stand for?

• Hyper Text Markup Language

• Hyper Transfer Message Language

• Home Tool Markup LanguageHyperlinks

• Text Markup Language

Multiple Choice

Which would be the correct code to implement an unordered list?

• <ol>

  <li>...</li>

  <ol/>

• <ul>

  <li>...</li>

  <ul/>

• <uol>

  <li>...</li>

  <uol/>

• <li>

  <ul>...</ul>

  <li/>

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct HTML element for the largest heading:

• <head>

• <h1>

• <heading>

• <h6>

Multiple Choice

What defines the beginning and ending of the visible part of a webpage?

• <head> main part of the document </body>

• <body> main part of the document </html>

• d) </body> main part of the document <html>

• <body> main part of the document </body>

Multiple Choice

Which character is used to indicate an end tag?

• !

• #

• /

• \

Multiple Choice

How can you make a list that has no particular order?

• <ol> </ol>

• <ul> </ul>

• <ol> <li>

• <li> </ul

Multiple Choice

The <title> element must be located inside

• the <head> element

• the <body> element

Multiple Choice

Browsers do not display the HTML tags?

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which HTML element defines the title of a document?

• <meta>

• <title>

• <head>

Multiple Choice

The start tag is also called the ...................

• closing tag.

• opening tag

• Middle tag

• Declaring tag

Multiple Choice

Web pages start with which of the following tag?

• <Body>

• <Title>

• <HTML>

• <Form>

Multiple Choice

Which tag do we use to create a paragraph?

• <p> and </p>

• <I> and </I>

• <hr> and </hr>

• <U> and </U>