HTML Lesson 3

The title element in the head section of an HTML document specifies the text

• that’s used to refer to the document

• that’s used to refer to the application

• that’s displayed in the browser’s tab for the page

• that’s displayed in the status bar of the browser

For SEO, the title element in the head section of an HTML document

• should include one or two focus keywords for ranking the page

• should be as descriptive as possible

• should be the same as the title elements for similar pages

• should include up to 10 keywords or phrases

A meta element in the head section of an HTML document

• should include one or two focus keywords for ranking the page

• can be for description or image metadata

• should have the same description as the title element

• should include up to 10 keywords or phrases

Three inline elements are

• nav, <q>, and span

• <q>, <a>, and img

• li, img, and h1

• <a>, img, and ul

By default, which type of element is displayed on a new line?

• all element types

• inline elements

• block elements

• semantic elements

When the code that follows is loaded into the browser,

<h2>About this book</h2>

• it displays “About this book” in the default h2 format

• it displays “ABOUT THIS BOOK” in the default paragraph format

• it displays “About this book” in the default paragraph format

• it displays “ABOUT THIS BOOK” in the default h2 format

By default, the <br> tag

• breaks a page into two parts

• starts a new line of text

• displays text in bold

• creates a link

What character entity is created by the &nbsp; character?

• &

• ©

• ®

• a space

The class attribute

• can be applied to only one element in an HTML document

• determines the priority level of an HTML element

• determines the copy that will be displayed when the mouse hovers over an element

• can be used by CSS to apply the same formatting to more than one HTML element

The id attribute

• can be applied to only one element in an HTML document

• determines the priority level of an HTML element

• determines the copy that will be displayed when the mouse hovers over an element

• can be used by CSS to apply the same formatting to more than one HTML element