Exam 1: Getting Started with HTML5

A Web ____ makes a page available to users of the Web.

The ______ element is used to mark general text-level content.

The top level of a nested list contains minor items,with each sublevel containing items of greater importance.

Most Web browsers use a fill-in _____ for unordered lists.

A group of Web developers,programmers,and authors called the ____ created the HTML standards that all browser manufacturers follow.

The document ______ is not displayed within the page,but is usually display in a browser's title bar or on a browser tab.

An inline image is most commonly stored in all but one of the following formats: _________.

In order for computers to share resources efficiently,they can be linked together in a structure called a network._________________________

Each browser has its own external style sheet that specifies the appearance of different HTML elements.

Style sheets are written in the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS)language.

Case 1-1 Lucy wants to develop a Web page to display her information. She wants to just start with a basic page that lists her accomplishments, her work history, and the different computer classes she has taken. She would like each section clearly identified -Where will Lucy's information page be posted once she has created it?

To designate a paragraph element you would use the ____ tag.

_____ is a generic grouping element.

If an element contains text or another element,it is marked using a ______tag set in which an opening tag and a closing tag enclose the element content.

The top element in the hierarchy is the html element,which contains all of the other elements within an HTML file._________________________

Empty elements appear in code as ____________________ tags.

In a two-sided tag,a(n)____ tag indicates the content's end.

When you using the address element,the address text is displayed in _____ by default.

If computers are close together,the network linking them is called a ____.

A(n)____ list is used to display information in sequential order.