HTML Quiz

In HTML, which tag is used to create an unordered list?

What is the correct tag for defining a hyperlink in HTML?

Which of the following is an attribute name in the provided HTML code snippet?

• alt

• img

• href

• p

Answer explanation

The correct attribute name in the provided HTML code snippet is 'alt', which is used for specifying alternative text for an image.

What is the value of the 'src' attribute in the image tag of the provided HTML code snippet?

• "smiley.jpg"

• "smiley image"

• "click.html"

• "Click for results"

Answer explanation

The correct value of the 'src' attribute in the image tag is 'smiley.jpg' as mentioned in the HTML code snippet.

What does the HTML tag

represent?

• A) A numbered list

• B) A bulleted list

• C) A single item within a list

• D) A block tag

Answer explanation

The HTML tag

represents a bulleted list, making choice B the correct answer.

Which HTML tag is used to represent a single item within an unordered list?

• A)

• B)

• C)

• D)

Answer explanation

• The correct HTML tag used to represent a single item within an unordered list is

What type of tags are

and
• ?

• A) Inline tags

• B) Block tags

• C) Self-closing tags

• D) Formatting tags

Answer explanation

and

are block tags, used to create lists in HTML where each item is displayed on a new line or block.

What does the HTML tag

represent?

• A) A bulleted list

• B) A single item within a list

• C) A numbered list

• D) A block tag

Answer explanation

The HTML tag

represents a numbered list, making option C the correct choice.

Which HTML tag is used to represent a single item within an ordered list?

• A)

• B)

• C)

• D)

Answer explanation

• The correct HTML tag used to represent a single item within an ordered list is

Which HTML tag is used to create a nested ordered list?

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