When you take the quiz below, please keep in mind that tags can not have spaces in them. So, for example:
<P> is correct |
< P > is incorrect (because of space before and/or after P) |
Also, when you enter attribute values, good coding practice (see the HTML specification) only includes a space between tags and each attribute, or between multiple attributes, but not between attributes and their values (as definied by the equal sign and text in quotes). So, for example:
<LINK rel="Next" href="http://host.web-print-design.com/answer/HTML_CORPORATE/Chapter3.html"> is correct |
<LINK rel = "Next" href="http://host.web-print-design.com/answer/HTML_CORPORATE/Chapter3.html "> is incorrect (because of space before and/or after equal signs or quotes) |
1. Enter the HTML tag to make a paragraph:
2. Enter the HTML tag to make a Header 1:
3. Enter the HTML tag to make a Header 2:
4. Enter the HTML tag to include an image file, such as the graphic to the right (filename is "next-on.gif").
Also, in the text that follows the
src="http://host.web-print-design.com/answer/HTML_CORPORATE/next-on.gif" attribute, enter the attribute that defines the substitute
text to use if the browser does not display the image file.
5. Enter the HTML tag to make the text "Go To
PUBSNET" a text link that jumps to "http://grantcom.us"
:
6. Enter the HTML tag to make the image (filename
is "next-on.gif") an image link that jumps to "http://grantcom.us" :
7. Enter the HTML tag to make a hypertext target (a location within an HTML file that can be the destination of another link). In the test below, please call the target "Question7" (no spaces between Question and 7):
8. Enter the HTML tag to create an internal link
to the internal target called "Question7" that you created above.
Enter the correct HTML elements around the text
"This is a Header 1" to make that text an HTML Header 1:
Enter the correct HTML elements around the text
"This is a Header 1" to make that text an HTML Header 1:
Enter the correct HTML elements around the text
"This is a Header 1" to make that text an HTML Header 1: