HTML 5 Review Quiz

Which HTML5 element represents a container for introductory content or navigational links?

• <nav>

• <header>

• <section>

• <aside>

The <nav> element is used for:

• Defining the main content of a webpage

• Displaying images and captions

• Containing navigation links

• Creating a sidebar

What is the purpose of the <main> element in an HTML document?

• It contains the primary content of the document

• It defines the footer of a webpage

• It is used for navigation links

• It holds metadata information

Which element is used to group together related content in a webpage?

• <header>

• <footer>

• <section>

• <nav>

The <aside> element is typically used for:

• The main content of the page

• Side content such as advertisements or related links

• Grouping articles together

• Displaying large headings

What is the primary function of the <footer> element?

• It holds the main content of the page

• It contains closing remarks, copyright information, or contact details

• It is used to define a webpage’s title

• It structures navigation links

The <article> element is used for:

• Defining standalone content such as news articles or blog posts

• Creating a navigation menu

• Grouping form elements together

• Structuring metadata for search engines

Which element is best suited for containing multiple articles or sections within a webpage?

• <footer>

• <header>

• <section>

• <nav>

The <header> element can contain:

• Navigation menus, logos, and introductory content

• The main body of the webpage

• Copyright and contact information

• External links to other websites

What is a key difference between the <aside> and <nav> elements?

• <aside> is used for side content, while <nav> is used for main content

• <nav> contains navigation links, while <aside> holds supplementary content

• <aside> must always appear inside <nav>

• <nav> is only used in footers