ICT | CSS-Class

What does CSS control?

• Style

• Structure

• Nothing

• Adding Images

Answer explanation

CSS controls the style of a webpage, including the layout, colors, fonts, and other visual aspects. It is responsible for making a webpage visually appealing and user-friendly.

h11{color:green;} is correct?

• Yes

• No

• Type

• Answer

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'No' because h11{color:green;} is not a valid CSS syntax.

Why would CSS classes used?

• To add structure

• To add images

• To style each paragraph differently

• To style everything the same

Answer explanation

CSS classes are used to style each paragraph differently.

Which kind of punctuation is used when starting a CSS class selector

• :

• {

• "

• .

Answer explanation

The correct punctuation used when starting a CSS class selector is the period (.) because it indicates that the selector is targeting a class.

.sanguine{color:green;} is correct

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• Here

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Yes'. The CSS selector '.sanguine{color:green;}' selects elements with the class 'sanguine' and sets their color to green.

<h2 class="sanguine"> Words go here </h2> is correct

• Yes

• No

• In

• Out

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Yes' because the HTML tag

Words go here

is correct.

Which 3 parts do you need for CSS classes to work?

• class, classes, classless

• rule-set, headers, paragraphs

• class, elements

• class, rule-set, elements

Answer explanation

To make CSS classes work, you need class, rule-set, and elements. These three parts are essential for applying styles to specific elements.

How can we select HTML elements using CSS class?

• By using tag name

• By using class attribute

• By using ID attribute

• By using inline style

Answer explanation

To select HTML elements using CSS class, we use the class attribute. This allows us to target specific elements based on their assigned class names.

What is the general format for a CSS rule?

• Selector followed by parentheses

• Selector followed by square brackets

• Selector followed by angle brackets

• Selector followed by curly braces

Answer explanation

The general format for a CSS rule is a selector followed by curly braces. This is where the styles for the selected elements are defined.

Which is correct CSS syntax? 

• { body; color=black;}

• body: color= black

• body {color:black;}

• (body color is black) 

Answer explanation

The correct CSS syntax is 'body {color:black;}'. This syntax uses the correct selector and property-value format.