HTML Tags and Attributes

Answer 0

Contains content that should be subscript

Answer 1

Contains content that should be superscript.

E.G.)
HTML: 4²
Display: 4^2

Question 2

<b></b>

Answer 2

Contains content that should be bold

Question 3

<i></i>

Answer 3

Contains content that should be italicized

Question 4

<br></br>

Answer 4

Empty element (self-enclosing) tag which adds a line break

Question 5

<hr></hr>

Answer 5

Horizontal rule
Empty element (self-enclosing) tag which adds a horizontal line

Question 6

<strong></strong>

Answer 6

Contains content that indicates strong importance

Represented in bold by default

Question 7

<em></em>

Answer 7

Contains content that shows emphasis

Question 8

<blockquote>
</blockquote>

Answer 8

Contains quotes that take up an entire paragraph

Answer 9

Contains smaller quotes within a paragraph

Question 10

<abbr></abbr>

Answer 10

Contains content which are abbreviated; also used for acronyms

A title attribute on the opening tag is used to specify the full term

Question 11

<cite></cite>

Answer 11

Used when referencing a piece of work such as a book, film, or research paper; the cite element indicates where the citation is from

Question 12

<dfn></dfn>

Answer 12

Indicates defining instance of a new term

E.G.)
A <dfn>Black hole</dfn> is a region of space from which nothing can escape

Question 13

<address>
</address>

Answer 13

Contains contact details for the author of the page

E.G.) An email address, physical address, phone number, etc.

Answer 14

Contains content that is no longer accurate or relevant (but that should not be deleted)

The content of element is usually displayed with a line through the center

Question 15

<dl>
</dl>

Answer 15

Creates a definition list

HTML:
<dl>
       <dt>definition term
        <dd>definition description
</dl>

Question 16

mailto:

attribute

Answer 16

Creates a link to start up the user’s email program and addresses an email to a specified email address

HTML:
<a> Email someone</a>

Question 17

target

attribute

Answer 17

Open links in new window. Add target attribute to <a> tag with value _blank</a>