True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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HTML
is a markup language used to design web pages.
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2.
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A web
site is a location on a web server containing resources accessible to the Internet.
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3.
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HTML
displays correctly only if all the HTML tags in the document are in lowercase.
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4.
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An
HTML document contains the start tag <body> and the end tag <tail>.
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5.
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An
HTML tag must be enclosed by angle brackets < >.
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6.
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HTML
tag names are single words containing no spaces or punctuation.
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7.
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An
HTML element consists of a HTML start tag, optional attributes, optional text, and
an HTML end tag.
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8.
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HTML
content cannot have spaces, tabs or empty lines between the tags.
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9.
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The
rules of HTML syntax are governed by the W3C organization, started in part by Tim Berners-Lee, the
inventor of HTML.
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10.
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Any
HTML content displayed in a browser will appear exactly the same regardless of browser.
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11.
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HTML
content displayed on an Apple Mac based browser will appear different than on a Microsoft Windows
based browser.
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12.
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HTML
files are human readable text files.
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13.
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Any
white space, tabs or new lines contained within an HTML document are displayed in the browser as
entered.
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14.
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An
HTML element may be defined inside another HTML start tag as an attribute. For example,
<b <i> </i> > is valid HTML usage.
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15.
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An
HTML element consists of an HTML start tag, some content, and an HTML end tag.
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16.
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The
order of the attributes defined in an HTML start tag matters.
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17.
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HTML
attributes are defined only in the HTML start tags, never in the HTML end tags.
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18.
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HTML
tag names are all alphabetic and do not have numbers.
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19.
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Through HTML any text or image content can be defined to be a hyperlink to another
HTML document or resource on the internet.
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20.
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HTML
documents are displayed in the target output format, which refers to the medium in which a document
will be displayed, such as a Web page, mobile device, or a printer.
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