Grade 8

The first release of HTML to the global internet community. Not many people were involved in website creation at the time and the language was very limited.

• HTML 1.0

• HTML 3.0

• HTML 5.0

• None of the above

The newest version of HTML. It offers new features such as elements, attributes, event handlers, and API (Application programming Interface) for easier web application development and more sophisticated form handling.

• HTML 1.0

• HTML 3.0

• HTML 5.0

• None of the above

Collection of Websites

• WEBPAGE

• WEBSITE

• WEBSERVER

• None of the above

Collection of WebPages

• WEBPAGE

• WEBSITE

• WEBSERVER

• None of the above

Collection of Webservers

• WEBPAGE

• WEBSITE

• WEBSERVER

• None of the above

Designed to attract and hold a viewer’s attention so that he or she will spend time viewing and interacting at the page or at other pages at the same site.

• WEBPAGE

• WEBSITE

• WEBSERVER

• None of the above

Developed in December 1997 by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) to publish this version. HTML 4.0 provided new tags for style sheets, scripts, frames, embedded objects, more complex tables, more complex forms, improved accessibility features for people with disabilities. This became the official standard in April 1998.

• HTML 1.0

• HTML 3.0

• HTML 5.0

• None of the above

What type of Website is this?

• Personal

• Commercial or E-Business

• Web Portal

• None of the above

What type of Website is this?

• Personal

• Commercial or E-Business

• Web Portal

• None of the above

What type of Website is this?

• Personal

• Commercial or E-Business

• Web Portal

• None of the above