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HTML Tags Vocab

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Body Tag

a)

The container for all webpage content such as text, images, tables, lists, and hyperlinks. It is placed within the HTML tag and after the head tag. The body tag needs an opening and closing tag <body> </body>

b)

Stands for Cascading Style Sheets. CSS is not a programming language. It is used to style websites and changes how HTML looks.

c)

HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. HTML is not a programming language but is used to create all of the content on a webpage.

d)

The container for the title of the web page. It is placed within the head tag. The title tag needs an open and closing tag <title> </title>

2.

Wat does CSS stand for?

a)

College of St. Scholastica

b)

Coding Standard Style

c)

Cascading Style Sheets

d)

Combat Service Support

3.

Doc Type Tag

a)

The container for information at the bottom of a webpage including the author, copyright information, terms of use, or privacy policy. It is placed within the body tag and the HTML tag. The footer tag needs an open and closing tag

b)

The instruction to the web browser that confirms what version of HTML the file is written in. This tag goes first in the tag hierarchy and does not need a closing tag.

c)

The container for information about a webpage including the title, scripts, links to scripts, and/or CSS files. It is placed within the HTML tag and before the body tag. The head tag needs an open and closing tag

d)

The container for the title of the web page. It is placed within the head tag. The title tag needs an open and closing tag

4.

Footer Tag

a)

used to style websites and changes how HTML looks.

b)

The container for all webpage content such as text, images, tables, lists, and hyperlinks. It is placed within the HTML tag and after the head tag. The body tag needs an opening and closing tag

c)

The instruction to the web browser that confirms what version of HTML the file is written in. This tag goes first in the tag hierarchy and does not need a closing tag.

d)

The container for information at the bottom of a webpage including the author, copyright information, terms of use, or privacy policy. It is placed within the body tag and the HTML tag. The footer tag needs an open and closing tag

5.

Head Tag

a)

The container for information about a webpage including the title, scripts, links to scripts, and/or CSS files. It is placed within the HTML tag and before the body tag.

b)

The container for all webpage content such as text, images, tables, lists, and hyperlinks. It is placed within the HTML tag and after the head tag.

c)

The container for information at the bottom of a webpage including the author, copyright information, terms of use, or privacy policy. It is placed within the body tag and the HTML tag

d)

The container for the title of the web page. It is placed within the head tag.

6.

HTML

a)

The container for information about a webpage including the title, scripts, links to scripts, and/or CSS files. It is placed within the HTML tag and before the body tag.

b)

stands for Hypertext Markup Language. It is not a programming language but is used to create all of the content on a webpage.

c)

a piece of HTML code that creates a new content element on a web page

d)

The container for all webpage content such as text, images, tables, lists, and hyperlinks. It is placed within the HTML tag and after the head tag

7.

HTML Tag

a)

The container for all code pertaining to an HTML webpage. This tag surrounds the entire document and goes just below the doctype tag.

b)

stands for Hypertext Markup Language. is not a programming language but is used to create all of the content on a webpage.

c)

The container for the title of the web page. It is placed within the head tag

d)

The container for all webpage content such as text, images, tables, lists, and hyperlinks. It is placed within the HTML tag and after the head tag.

8.

Tags

a)

The instruction to the web browser that confirms what version of HTML the file is written in. This tag goes first in the tag hierarchy and does not need a closing tag

b)

The container for information about a webpage including the title, scripts, links to scripts, and/or CSS files. It is placed within the HTML tag and before the body tag.

c)

a piece of HTML code that creates a new content element on a web page (e.g. text, an image, a list, etc). HTML elements that involve text have an opening and closing tag.

d)

used to style websites and changes how HTML looks.

9.

Title Tag

a)

The instruction to the web browser that confirms what version of HTML the file is written in. This tag goes first in the tag hierarchy and does not need a closing tag.

b)

The container for all webpage content such as text, images, tables, lists, and hyperlinks. It is placed within the HTML tag and after the head tag.

c)

The container for all code pertaining to an HTML webpage. This tag surrounds the entire document and goes just below the doctype tag.

d)

The container for the title of the web page. It is placed within the head tag.