W3Schools HTML Paragraphs

Which of the following is true about how HTML displays content?

• It always looks the same no matter the screen size

• Extra spaces in the code will change how text is displayed

• Display can vary depending on screen sizes and window resizing

• HTML will never adjust text wrapping

Which HTML element is used to define a paragraph?

What does a web browser automatically add before and after each HTML paragraph?

• Padding

• Borders

• Margins

• Background color

How do web browsers typically handle extra spaces and line breaks within the HTML source code of a paragraph?

• They display all extra spaces and line breaks exactly as written.

• They convert extra spaces into tabs and line breaks into double spaces.

• They remove any extra spaces or line breaks when displaying the page.

• They highlight extra spaces and line breaks with a warning.

What HTML element should be used to create a line break without starting a new paragraph?

• 
  

Which HTML element is used to insert a line break without starting a new paragraph?

• <lb>

• <line>

• <break>

• <br>

Why can HTML output be unpredictable at times?

• Browsers interpret code differently

• Screen sizes and window resizing change how text is displayed

• HTML ignores all CSS styles

• Paragraphs always overlap

Which of the following would correctly create two paragraphs?

• <p>First paragraph<p>Second paragraph</p>

• <p>First paragraph</p><p>Second paragraph</p>

• <para>First paragraph</para><para>Second paragraph</para>

• <pg>First paragraph</pg><pg>Second paragraph</pg>

What is the default behavior of a browser when displaying paragraphs?

• Displays text side by side

• Adds spacing before and after paragraphs

• Centers all text

• Ignores paragraph tags

If you want text to appear on a new line but not as a new paragraph, which tag should you use?

• <p>

• <div>

• <br>

• <hr>

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