Code this using CSS:

A green paragraph

• p {color:red;}

• p {color:green:}

• p {color:green;}

• p {colorgreen:}

Code this using CSS:

A pink title thats aligned to the center.

• H1 {color:pink;

  text-align: center;}

• h1 {color:pink;

  text-align: center;}

• li {color:pink;

  text-align: center;}

• h1 {color:pink;

  textalign: center;}

Code this using CSS:

A red sub-header with the font size of 35px.

• h2 {color:red;

  font-size: 35px;}

• p {color:red;

  font-size: 35px;}

• h2 {color:pink;

  font-size;35px;}

• h2 {color:red;

  font-size: 35px{

Code this using CSS:

A paragraph with the font size of 35px and aligned to the right.

• p {fontsize 35px

  text-aligned:right;}

• p {font-size: 38px;

  text-aligned:right;}

• h1 {font-size: 35px;

  text-aligned:right;}

• p {font-size: 35px;

  text-aligned:right;}

Code this using CSS:

A paragraph with the font size of 10px and cursive.

• p {font-size 10px

  font-family:cursive;}

• p {fontsize 10px

  fontfamily:cursive;}

• p {fontsize 20px

  font-family:cursive;}

• p {fontsize 10px

  fontfamily:cursive;}

What does CSS stand for?

• Coding Style Sheets

• Cascading Style Sheets

• Cascading System Sheets

• Cascading Style

  Systems

What is the difference between HTML and CSS?

• HTML codes the style of a webpage. CSS codes the structure of a webpage.

• Cascading Style Sheets

• HTML codes the structure of a webpage. CSS codes the style of a webpage.

• Cascading Style

  Systems

p{color:red;}

What is p considered?

• Property

• Value

• Selector

• Content

p{color:red;}

What is color considered?

• Property

• Value

• Selector

• Content

p{color:red;}

What is red considered?

• Property

• Value

• Selector

• Content