# and #
{ and }
! and ?
< and >
<Body>
<Title>
<HTML>
<Form>
</ comment text >
<!-- comment text -->
</ comment text />
< comment text !>
<input>
<marquee>
<p>
<table>
favicon
image
icon
fav
<background>yellow<Background>
<body color = yellow>
<body bgcolor = yellow>
<body bg =yellow>
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1980
2000
1995
User defined Tags
Pre-Specified Tags
Predefined Tags
All of the Above
Compiler
Server
Web Browser
Interpreter
<!doctype html>
</DOCTYPE html>
DOCTYPE htmls
<DOCTYPE html>
Tags
Codas
Slashes
Properties
<select>
<body>
Both (A) and (B)
<img>
<ul>
<a>
<li>
width
size
thickness
weight
bgcolor
text
color
background
back color
None of the above
Links
Webpages
Metadata
Pictures
<body background = "img.png">
<img background = "img.png">
<bg-image = "img.png">
HTML Body
HTML Tag
HTML Attribute
HTML Entity
<br>
<hr>
HTML
Web
Body
Head
<Doctype HTML>
<! DOCTYPE html>
<Doctype>
<\Doctype html>
Should be written in upper case
Should be written in lower case
Should be written in proper case
Can be written in both upper case or lower case
<head>
<title>
<html>
<document>
.html
.web
.com
.hdoc
body tag
html tag
head tag
title tag
font
in upper case
case-sensitive
in lowercase
not case sensitive
<line>
<line directon = "horizontal">
<tr>
Attribute
Cookie
Ordered List
Hypertext
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<tagName attributeName="value">...</tagName>
</tagName attributeName="value">...</tagName>
<attributeName="value" tagName>...</tagName>
<tagName >...</ attributeName="value" tagName>
Comments
Web page
HTML element
#
!
/
\
XML
SGML
HTML 4.0
HTML 5.0
Hyper Tabular Markup Language
Hyper Text Markup Language
High Text Markup Language
None of these
<Head>
#FFFFFF
#000000
#FF0000
#00FF00
<TITLE>
<BODY>
.xml
Both A and B
HTML tag
HEAD tag
TITLE tag
EM tag
Division
Table
To store information usually relevant to browsers and search engines
To only store information usually relevant to browsers
To only store information about search engines
To store information about external links
</doctype html>
<doctype html>
<doctype html!>
<divider>
Markup Language
Programming Language
Network Protocol
Scripting Language
a scheme to be used to interpret the value of the content attribute
a name for the metadata
the character encoding for the HTML document
none of the mentioned
Comment tag
Document tag
Container tag