WGU D276 questions with verified answers
!important Ans✓✓✓-A CSS rule that may be used on a style declaration to
override other declarations and disregard specificity.
Ans✓✓✓-non-breaking space entity
<!--...--> Ans✓✓✓-HTML comment, a portion of the html document that is not
displayed by the browser.
<!DOCTYPE> declaration Ans✓✓✓-The <!DOCTYPE declaration is the first tag in
an HTML document. It informs the interpreter (usually a Web browser) what
version of HTML the Web page is written in. Previous to HTML5, the <!DOCTYPE>
declaration was an SGML statement and required a fairly complex declaration. In
HTML5, however, the tag is written as only <!DOCTYPE html>. The declaration is
not case-sensitive, but it is almost always written in uppercase letters by Web
developers (it will be uppercase in this course).
<body>...</body> Ans✓✓✓-Contains all the visible content of a web page.
<br> Ans✓✓✓-The line break element creates a line break in a paragraph, such
that content after the line break appears on new line.
<caption>...</caption> Ans✓✓✓-An HTML table element that displays its content
above and centered its associated table.
<div>...</div> Ans✓✓✓-A generic element for creating block containers to
facilitate managing page content and is the only block element with no semantic
meaning.
,<form>...</form> Ans✓✓✓-Allows the web browser to submit information form
the user to the server.
<h1>...<h1> Ans✓✓✓-a heading element that typically provides a title for each
section. Values range from h1 through h6, h1 being the largest and h6 being the
smallest.
<head>...</head> Ans✓✓✓-This element's tags contain the document title,
document metadata, and various other elements that are typically not displayed
in the webpage.
<html>...</html> Ans✓✓✓-This element's opening and closing tags enclose
everything but the Doctype Declaration.
<iframe>...</iframe> Ans✓✓✓-Allows a web page to be embedded in a
rectangular area of the current web page.
<img> Ans✓✓✓-an HTML element that defines an image. It is a void element
(meaning it has no closing tag).
<label>...</label> Ans✓✓✓-Displays descriptive text associated with a specific
widget.
<li>...</li> Ans✓✓✓-The List Item element; surrounds each item in a list.
, <meta> Ans✓✓✓-Specifies the metadata, which is data that describes the
document's data
<ol>...</ol> Ans✓✓✓-ordered list element; numbered or lettered list
<p>...</p> Ans✓✓✓-a paragraph element, the basic unit of text in an HTML
document
<section>...</section> Ans✓✓✓-element that encases a collection of related
content.
<span>...</span> Ans✓✓✓-The generic element for creating inline containers to
facilitate managing content on the page.
<table>...</table> Ans✓✓✓-An HTML structure that allows data to be organized
in rows and columns.
<tbody>...</tbody> Ans✓✓✓-An optional table body element that defines the
table body.
<td>...</td> Ans✓✓✓-a table data element; creates a table cell
<textarea>...</textarea> Ans✓✓✓-A widget specified by opening and closing tags
that allows users to enter multiple lines of text.
<tfoot>...</tfoot> Ans✓✓✓-An optional table footer element that defines the
table footer.
!important Ans✓✓✓-A CSS rule that may be used on a style declaration to
override other declarations and disregard specificity.
Ans✓✓✓-non-breaking space entity
<!--...--> Ans✓✓✓-HTML comment, a portion of the html document that is not
displayed by the browser.
<!DOCTYPE> declaration Ans✓✓✓-The <!DOCTYPE declaration is the first tag in
an HTML document. It informs the interpreter (usually a Web browser) what
version of HTML the Web page is written in. Previous to HTML5, the <!DOCTYPE>
declaration was an SGML statement and required a fairly complex declaration. In
HTML5, however, the tag is written as only <!DOCTYPE html>. The declaration is
not case-sensitive, but it is almost always written in uppercase letters by Web
developers (it will be uppercase in this course).
<body>...</body> Ans✓✓✓-Contains all the visible content of a web page.
<br> Ans✓✓✓-The line break element creates a line break in a paragraph, such
that content after the line break appears on new line.
<caption>...</caption> Ans✓✓✓-An HTML table element that displays its content
above and centered its associated table.
<div>...</div> Ans✓✓✓-A generic element for creating block containers to
facilitate managing page content and is the only block element with no semantic
meaning.
,<form>...</form> Ans✓✓✓-Allows the web browser to submit information form
the user to the server.
<h1>...<h1> Ans✓✓✓-a heading element that typically provides a title for each
section. Values range from h1 through h6, h1 being the largest and h6 being the
smallest.
<head>...</head> Ans✓✓✓-This element's tags contain the document title,
document metadata, and various other elements that are typically not displayed
in the webpage.
<html>...</html> Ans✓✓✓-This element's opening and closing tags enclose
everything but the Doctype Declaration.
<iframe>...</iframe> Ans✓✓✓-Allows a web page to be embedded in a
rectangular area of the current web page.
<img> Ans✓✓✓-an HTML element that defines an image. It is a void element
(meaning it has no closing tag).
<label>...</label> Ans✓✓✓-Displays descriptive text associated with a specific
widget.
<li>...</li> Ans✓✓✓-The List Item element; surrounds each item in a list.
, <meta> Ans✓✓✓-Specifies the metadata, which is data that describes the
document's data
<ol>...</ol> Ans✓✓✓-ordered list element; numbered or lettered list
<p>...</p> Ans✓✓✓-a paragraph element, the basic unit of text in an HTML
document
<section>...</section> Ans✓✓✓-element that encases a collection of related
content.
<span>...</span> Ans✓✓✓-The generic element for creating inline containers to
facilitate managing content on the page.
<table>...</table> Ans✓✓✓-An HTML structure that allows data to be organized
in rows and columns.
<tbody>...</tbody> Ans✓✓✓-An optional table body element that defines the
table body.
<td>...</td> Ans✓✓✓-a table data element; creates a table cell
<textarea>...</textarea> Ans✓✓✓-A widget specified by opening and closing tags
that allows users to enter multiple lines of text.
<tfoot>...</tfoot> Ans✓✓✓-An optional table footer element that defines the
table footer.