Understanding HTML Elements and Forms

What is this symbol(s) called: <>

• A tag

• A weird triangle thing

• a paragraph

• a code

Answer explanation

The symbols <> are commonly referred to as 'tags' in HTML and XML. They are used to define elements in markup languages, making 'A tag' the correct answer.

Which of the following is a block-level element in HTML?

• ``

• `

  `

  ``

  ``

Answer explanation

• The `

  ` element is a block-level element in HTML, meaning it starts on a new line and takes up the full width available. In contrast, ``, ``, and `` are inline elements.

What is the purpose of the `

` element in HTML?

• To create a table

• To embed an image

• To collect user input

• To display a video

Answer explanation

The `` element in HTML is specifically designed to collect user input, allowing users to submit data such as text, selections, and files. This makes 'To collect user input' the correct choice.

Which attribute is used to specify the URL of a form's submission destination?

• `action`

• `method`

• `type`

• `name`

Answer explanation

The `action` attribute in a form specifies the URL where the form data should be sent upon submission. It defines the destination for the form's data, making it the correct choice for this question.

What type of input is created by the following HTML code: ``?

• A text input field

• A radio button

• A checkbox

• A submit button

Answer explanation

The HTML code `` creates a checkbox input. This allows users to select or deselect an option, making 'A checkbox' the correct answer among the choices provided.