<p>

• is used to define images

• is used to define paragraphs

• is used to define headings

• is used to define lists

Question 02:

• color property is used to set the background color of an element

• color property is used to set the text color of an element

• color property is used to set the border color of an element

• color property is used to set the size of an element

<h1> to <h6>

• to are used for creating hyperlinks

• to are used for creating lists

• to are used for creating headings

• to are used for creating tables

CSS stands for Cascading Style System

• CSS stands for Cascading Style System

• CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets

• CSS stands for Computer Style Sheets

• CSS stands for Creative Style Syntax

margin defines the space inside an element

• margin defines the space inside an element

• margin defines the space outside an element

• margin is used to set the border of an element

• margin is used to set the font style of an element

The tag is used to create hyperlinks

• The tag is used to create hyperlinks

• The tag is used to group block-level elements

• The tag is used to display inline elements

• The tag is used to define styles

Inline CSS is written inside tags

• Inline CSS is written inside tags

• Inline CSS is written inside the section

• Inline CSS is written directly in the HTML tag

• Inline CSS is written in a separate file

The padding property adjusts the space between elements

• The padding property adjusts the space between elements

• The padding property adjusts the space inside an element

• The padding property adjusts the space outside an element

• The padding property adjusts the size of text

The tag is used to create images

• The tag is used to create images

• The tag is used to create tables

• The tag is used to create hyperlinks

• The tag is used to create lists

The id selector is defined using a period (.)

• The id selector is defined using a period (.)

• The id selector is defined using a hashtag (#)

• The id selector is defined using a slash (/)

• The id selector is defined using an asterisk (*)