W3Schools HTML Formatting

What is the primary difference between the <b> and <strong> HTML elements?

• <b> makes text bold, while <strong> makes it italic.

• <b> defines bold text without extra importance, while <strong> defines important text.

• <b> is for headings, while <strong> is for paragraphs.

• <b> is deprecated, while <strong> is the modern equivalent.

How do the <i> and <em> HTML elements differ in their semantic meaning?

• <i> is for italicizing text, while <em> is for underlining text.

• <i> defines italic text without extra emphasis, while <em> defines emphasized text.

• <i> is used for quotes, while <em> is for code snippets.

• <i> is for bold text, while <em> is for italic text.

Which HTML element is used to define marked or highlighted text?

• <highlight>

• <strong>

• <mark>

• <em>

Which HTML elements are used to define subscripted and superscripted text, respectively?

• <sup> and <sub>

• <sub> and <sup>

• <small> and <mark>

• <i> and <em>

Which two tags look the same in browsers but have different meanings?

• <small> and <mark>

• <b> and <strong>

• <sub> and <sup>

• <em> and <del>

Which HTML element makes text smaller?

• <small>

• <mark>

• <sub>

• <tiny>

Which HTML tag is used to show deleted or removed text?

• <delete>

• <del>

• <remove>

• <sup>

Which element is used for subscripted text (like chemical formulas)?

The 2 in H20.

• <sup>

• <sub>

• <small>

• <em>

Which element is used for superscripted text (like exponents)?

Example: 10 to the third power; 10^3.

• <sub>

• <sup>

• <mark>

• <strong>