Mastering HTML and CSS Concepts

What is the purpose of the

tag in HTML?

The

tag is used to define a table structure.

The

tag is used to group content for styling and layout.

The

tag is for embedding images.

The

tag is used to create hyperlinks.

Which CSS property is used to control the spacing between elements?

• margin

• border

• padding

• display

What does the CSS box model consist of?

• Content, Padding, Border

• Content, Padding, Border, Margin

• Content, Margin, Width

• Padding, Border, Height

How do you create a responsive web design?

• Only use CSS without any media queries.

• Ignore viewport settings and use default sizes.

• Use fixed layouts and static images.

• Use flexible grids, media queries, and responsive images.

What is the function of the

element in HTML?

• The element is used to style text with CSS.

• The element is for creating tables in HTML.

• The element is used to collect user input and submit it to a server.

• The element is used to display images on a webpage.

How do you center a block element using CSS?

• Apply 'float: center;' to the block element.

• Set 'padding: auto;' to the block element.

• Use 'text-align: center;' on the parent container.

• Set 'margin: auto;' and define a width for the block element.

What is the difference between margin and padding in CSS?

• Margin is applied to text; padding is applied to images.

• Margin and padding are the same thing.

• Margin is outside the element; padding is inside the element.

• Padding is used for spacing between elements; margin is for element borders.

How do you create a flex container in CSS?

• Set 'display: flex;' on the container element.

• Use 'flex: true;' in the container's CSS.

• Apply 'position: flex;' to the container element.

• Set 'display: block;' on the container element.

What are the different types of input elements in HTML forms?

• textarea

• button

• select

• text, password, checkbox, radio, file, hidden, submit, reset, date, email, number, range, color, search, tel, url, time, month, week, datetime-local

What is the purpose of the 'display' property in CSS?

• To specify the font size of elements.

• To add animations to elements on a web page.

• To control the layout and rendering of elements on a web page.

• To define the color of text on a web page.

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