Elements, Paths, and Entities

How will this line of code display?

<p>A</p><p>B</p><p>C</p>

• A

  B

  C

• A B C

• ABC

• A</p><p>B</p><p>C

Which statement is true about this line of code?

<p>Hello, <em>World!</em></p>

• <em> is the closing tag

• The code will not work since the sentence ends with !

• </p> is the closing tag

• The sentence will display as:

  Hello,

  World!

How will this line of code display?

<em>A</em><em>B</em><em>C</em>

• A</em><em>B</em><em>C

• A

  B

  C

• A B C

• ABC

What is class="class1" in this line of code?

<p class="class1">Hello World.</p>

• ID

• Embedded style

• Attribute

• Inline style

In this line of code, "Hello, World.", is the ___ of the ___.

<p>Hello, World.</p>

• content, element

• attribute, element

• value, style

• content, attribute

In this line of code, href tells the browser

<link ... href="styles/styles.css>

• where to find the style sheet named styles.css.

• that the styles.css file is in the same folder as the HTML page.

• how many style sheets there are.

• to ignore all other CSS style rules.

An absolute path to a file or website looks like:

• <a href="www.example.com">

• <a href="../example.com">

• <a href="http://www.example.com">

• <a href="http//:www.example.com">

<a href="/fruit/apples/fuji">

• The href path is relative

• The href path is absolute

• The href path is fixed

• The href path is above the current root folder.

The character entity code for the copyright symbol.

• #@copy/

• &copy;

• @copy;

• &#copy;

&lt; is the character entity for

• <

• >

• /

• @