Text Flashcards by Erica Schipani

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<h1></h1>

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main headings

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<h1></h1>

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main headings

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<h2></h2>

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subheadings

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for further sections below the subheadings

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<p></p>

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creates a paragraph

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closes a paragraph

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<b></b>

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bold font

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<i></i>

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italic font

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superscript (suffixes of dates or mathematical concepts)

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subscript (footnotes or chemical formulas)

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<br></br>

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line break

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<hr></hr>

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horizontal rule btwn sections

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<strong></strong>

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content having strong importance

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<em></em>

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emphasis

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<blockquote></blockquote>

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longer quotes that take up an entire paragraph

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shorter quotes that sit within a paragraph

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<abbr></abbr>

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abbreviation or acronym

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<cite></cite>

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referencing a book, film, or research paper

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<dfn></dfn>

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the first time explaining a term; is known as the defining instance of it

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<address></address>

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to contain contact details for the author of the page

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<ins></ins>

<del></del></ins>

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content added into a doc

content deleted from a doc

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striking out content that no longer belongs without deleting it

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<h2></h2>

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subheadings

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for further sections below the subheadings

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<p></p>

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creates a paragraph

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closes a paragraph

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<b></b>

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bold font

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<i></i>

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italic font

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superscript (suffixes of dates or mathematical concepts)

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subscript (footnotes or chemical formulas)

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<br></br>

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line break

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<hr></hr>

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horizontal rule btwn sections

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<strong></strong>

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content having strong importance

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<em></em>

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emphasis

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<blockquote></blockquote>

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longer quotes that take up an entire paragraph

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shorter quotes that sit within a paragraph

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<abbr></abbr>

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abbreviation or acronym

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<cite></cite>

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referencing a book, film, or research paper

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<dfn></dfn>

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the first time explaining a term; is known as the defining instance of it

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<address></address>

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to contain contact details for the author of the page

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<ins></ins>

<del></del></ins>

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content added into a doc

content deleted from a doc

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striking out content that no longer belongs without deleting it