Understanding CSS Selectors and Styling

What does CSS stand for?

• Cascading Style Sheets

• Computer Style Sheets

• Colorful Style Sheets

• Creative Style Sheets

What is the correct format for selecting elements by class in CSS?

• Using the class name directly

• Using an asterisk before the class name

• Using a hash followed by the class name

• Using a period followed by the class name

Which HTML attribute is used to apply styles to a specific group of elements?

• class

• id

• style

• group

How can you make a CSS rule more specific to only apply to paragraph tags with a certain class?

• Add 'p' after the class name

• Use only the class name

• Add 'p' in front of the period and class name

• Use only the tag name

What is a valid class name in CSS?

• A name with special characters

• A name starting with a number

• A name with spaces

• A name without spaces and not starting with a number

What happens when an HTML element has multiple classes?

• CSS rules for all classes apply

• Only the first class rule applies

• Only the last class rule applies

• No rules apply

How can you style a group of elements to have a red background and larger font if they have a specific class?

• Modify the browser settings

• Add a CSS rule for that class with the desired styles

• Change the HTML structure

• Use inline styles on each element

What does it mean when a class styling overrides tag styling?

• Tag styling is broken

• Class styling is considered more specific than tag styling

• Class styling is always on top

• Tag styling is not needed

How can you create a checkerboard pattern using classes in CSS?

• Alternate classes with different background colors in a grid

• None of the above

• Use a single class for all cells

• Apply a checkerboard image as background

What should you do if you want to make a class name valid that starts with a number?

• Replace the number with a letter

• Put the number at the end of the class name

• Start the class name with a special character

• Remove the number