Divs and Spans

What does div stand for?

• Divisor

• division

• dividend

• divider

What is the ID that I give to the first div?

• first

• aqua

• divisor

• it does not have an id

TRUE or FALSE: If you give a div a background color in the CSS you can see it immediately on the webpage.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• it depends

Which HTML element will stretch across the whole page?

• div

• span

• both div and span

• neither div nor span

TRUE or FALSE: When you create a second div element

it will be on the same line as the first div element.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• It depends

TRUE or FALSE: You can add an ID to a span element

• TRUE

• FALSE

• It depends

TRUE or FALSE: When you give a span element a background color it will span across the whole page.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• it depends

TRUE or FALSE: Span elements can sit next to each other on the same line of the webpage (unlike a div element).

• TRUE

• FALSE

• it depends

Which naming system would you use if you want to name multiple HTML elements the same thing?

• id

• class

• you can use both class and id

• you can't use either class or id

Which naming system would you use if

you want to name ONLY ONE HTML element?

• id

• class

• you can use both class and id

• you can't use either class or id