W3Schools HTML Headings

Why are HTML headings used on a webpage?

• To make the page load faster.

• To make titles and subtitles stand out and engage readers.

• To add images and videos to the page.

• To change the background color of the page.

How many different heading levels are available in HTML?

• 3

• 5

• 6

• 10

Which HTML heading tag represents the most important heading, and which represents the least important?

• H1 (most important), H3 (least important)

• H2 (most important), H5 (least important)

• H1 (most important), H6 (least important)

• H6 (most important), H1 (least important)

How can you change the size and color of an HTML heading?

• By using the and tags.

• By adjusting the margin and padding properties.

• By using the style attribute with CSS font-size and color properties.

• By embedding an image of the desired text.

How do headings help readers?

• They make the text more complex

• They allow readers to skim the page

• They add unnecessary information

• They confuse the readers

 Which heading is considered the least important?

• h1

• h2

• h5

• h6

What happens to the appearance of a page without headings?

• It becomes more engaging

• It looks the same

• It may appear boring and confusing

• It loads faster

What property can be used to change the color of a heading?

• CSS background property

• CSS font size property

• CSS color property

• CSS text alignment property

What can you conclude about the use of HTML headings?

• They are optional for web pages

• They are crucial for readability and indexing

• They are only for aesthetic purposes

• They slow down the website