HTML/CSS Midterm Review CORRECT
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<!DOCTYPE html> - ANSWERDefines the version of the HTML the page is written in
<a> - ANSWERA hyperlink
<b> - ANSWERMakes text bold
<body> - ANSWERContains the content that will appear on the webpage
<br> - ANSWERA single line break
<head> - ANSWERContains information about the webpage
<hr> - ANSWERHorizontal line break. Puts a line across the section of the webpage
<html> - ANSWERContains everything for the webpage
<i> - ANSWERItalicizes text
<div> - ANSWERA section of a webpage that can be styled and moved
independently
<em> - ANSWEREmphasizes text as important and makes it italicized
<h1> - <h6> - ANSWERHeading text, level 1 is the largest and level 6 is the smallest
<img> - ANSWERInserts an image
<li> - ANSWERA list item. Used for both <ul> and <ol>
<link> - ANSWERCreates a relationship between a webpage and another document
(usually a stylesheet for CSS)
<ol> - ANSWERAn ordered list. Numbers, letters, Roman Numerals, etc
<p> - ANSWERParagraph text
<strong> - ANSWERMakes text important and bold
<style> - ANSWERUsed to create a styling section in the <head> of the document
<title> - ANSWERCreates a title that will show in a web browser
<ul> - ANSWERAn unordered list. Bullet points
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<!DOCTYPE html> - ANSWERDefines the version of the HTML the page is written in
<a> - ANSWERA hyperlink
<b> - ANSWERMakes text bold
<body> - ANSWERContains the content that will appear on the webpage
<br> - ANSWERA single line break
<head> - ANSWERContains information about the webpage
<hr> - ANSWERHorizontal line break. Puts a line across the section of the webpage
<html> - ANSWERContains everything for the webpage
<i> - ANSWERItalicizes text
<div> - ANSWERA section of a webpage that can be styled and moved
independently
<em> - ANSWEREmphasizes text as important and makes it italicized
<h1> - <h6> - ANSWERHeading text, level 1 is the largest and level 6 is the smallest
<img> - ANSWERInserts an image
<li> - ANSWERA list item. Used for both <ul> and <ol>
<link> - ANSWERCreates a relationship between a webpage and another document
(usually a stylesheet for CSS)
<ol> - ANSWERAn ordered list. Numbers, letters, Roman Numerals, etc
<p> - ANSWERParagraph text
<strong> - ANSWERMakes text important and bold
<style> - ANSWERUsed to create a styling section in the <head> of the document
<title> - ANSWERCreates a title that will show in a web browser
<ul> - ANSWERAn unordered list. Bullet points
