True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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To
save bandwidth an image can be scaled down to a much smaller size called a thumbnail.
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2.
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The
following are all valid HTML file names: report2013.html , notes_May13.html , memberList.htm .
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3.
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The
following are all invalid HTML file names: scores, amount$2013.html, schedule*week.html ,
photo?shop.html , abc/123.html.
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4.
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On
Unix based systems such as on deepblue the file and folder names are case sensitive.
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5.
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The
HTML entity form for the < symbol is >
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6.
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The
HTML entity for the > symbol is >
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7.
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A
non-breaking space in HTML is shown in the browser by adding the HTML entity &space;
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8.
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Special characters such as < > & and “ can be shown in the browser using HTML entity codes such as
< > and " .
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9.
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The
<!DOCTYPE> declaration at the start of any HTML document tells the browser which
type of user is viewing the content.
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10.
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Major
HTML headings can be defined using the <h6>
element.
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11.
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The
HTML <article> element is a self-contained text such as a forum post, a magazine or
newspaper article, a blog entry, or a comment from a user.
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12.
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Use
the HTML 5 <navigate> element to represent a section of a page containing links to other
pages.
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13.
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The
HTML 5 <section> element represents a generic portion or a document (for example, a
chapter).
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14.
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The
HTML 5 <aside> element represents content that is related to the main
topic.
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15.
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The
HTML 5 <header> element contains mainly navigational links to other internet
resources for the page.
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16.
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The
HTML content <p>This is a story about a duck.</p> is shown in the
browser as a paragraph.
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17.
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The
HTML element <div> is similar to a paragraph but is usually reserved to visually contain
related text or images on the page.
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18.
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A
table element in HTML consists of a start tag <table>, one or more
<tr> elements each containing one or more <td> elements, then an end tag </table>.
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19.
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In an
HTML table the <th> elements (table header) are shown in bold by default.
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20.
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The
following table display was generated by this HTML:
<table
border=“1”>
<tr>
<td> row 1 cell 1. </td>
<td> row 1 cell 2 </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td colspan=“2”>row 2 cell 1
</td>
</tr>
</table>
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