Exam 1: Getting Started With HTML5

A ____ language is a language used to describe the content and structure of documents.

One way that HTML changed to accommodate this new class of users was to introduce presentational ______ and presentational attributes designed to describe how each element should be rendered by Web browsers.

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

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

HTML stands for ____________________.

XHTML version ____ is a reformulation of HTML 4.01 in the XML language in order to provide enforceable standards for HTML content and to allow HTML to interact with other XML languages.

A structural element that has content containing tangential or side issues to the main topic of the page is a(n)______.

Empty elements appear in code as ____________________ tags.

A Web page ____ can also create a style sheet that takes precedence over the internal style sheets of browsers.

Most current browsers also use the presence or absence of a doctype to decide which mode they should use to render a document in a process known as ________.

You can mark extended quotes with the HTML _________ element.

A two-sided tag contains a(n)____ tag that tells the browser to turn on a feature and apply it to the content that follows.

Hypertext organizes data through a series of sites or hyperlinks users can activate to jump from one piece of information to another.______________________

The first popular markup language introduced in the 1980s was _______.

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.

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

Which version of XHTML is not backward compatible?

To view a Web page, the client runs a Web ____________________.

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

Web pages are text files written in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML).