Class 7: Lesson 07 Introduction to HTML 5


Lesson 07 Introduction to HTML 5
Section A
A: Fill in the Blanks:
1.    HYPERTEXT
2.    WEB BROWSER
3.    CANVAS
4.    CONTAINER
5.    LINE BREAK
B: State True or False:
1.    TRUE
2.    FALSE
3.    TRUE
4.    FALSE
5.    FLASE
C. Application Based Question:
1.    BACKGROUND-IMAGE:URL(‘ZOOIMAGE.JPG’)
2.    BACKGROUND-POSITION:TOP LEFT

Section B
A.    Multiple Choice Questions:
1.    B.SGML
2.    B.WEB EDITOR
3.    B. <HR>
4.    A. CSS
5.   C. DECLARATION
6.    A. BACKGROUND POSITION


B.    Answer the following:
1.    HTML IS THE MOST WIDELY USED LANGUAGE TO DESIGN WEB CONTENTS FOR THE INTERNET.
2.    Tags: Tags are the building block of a webpage. They contain elements which defines how the information on webpage is formatted or displayed.
Attributes: An attribute is the property that provides additional information about an HTML element. It enhances the functionality of a tag.
3.    Html element  consist of an ON TAG, The Content and an OFF TAG. Elements can be categorized as:
a.     Container Element: it includes both ON TAG and OGG TAG. Example: <h1> Hello World </h1>
b.    Empty Element: it includes only ON TAG.
Example: <br>, <hr>
4.    Heading element is used to define different heading levels in a HTML document. It is basically used to emphasize the text. Paragraph element is used to display a long piece of text on a web browser.
5.    CSS is a style sheet that provides the set of style rules for defining the layout of HTML document. There are three methods available for applying style rules.
a.     External CSS
b.    Internal CSS
c.     Inline CSS


Comments

  1. Class 7: Lesson 07 Introduction To Html 5 >>>>> Download Now

    >>>>> Download Full

    Class 7: Lesson 07 Introduction To Html 5 >>>>> Download LINK

    >>>>> Download Now

    Class 7: Lesson 07 Introduction To Html 5 >>>>> Download Full

    >>>>> Download LINK Ll

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

CLASS 7:Lesson 02: Using EXCEL as a Database

Class 7:Lesson 08 More on CSS3