Before you take your quiz, try the activity below. Choose the purpose (or purposes) of each HTML section. Be sure to check all the answers that apply.
The <body> is...
- appears as the second element inside the HTML-tag
- the place all of the page's content to be displayed
- lists keywords people may use as search terms
- where you enter the title of the webpage
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The <html> tag is used to...
- hold all of a webpage's HTML code
- declare which version of HTML will be used
- declare a webpage's language
- name an HTML file
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The <title> tag is...
- contained in the <head> tag
- required on all pages of a website
- lists keywords people may use as search terms
- where you enter the title of the webpage
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The DOCTYPE is...
- where you add the description that appears in search results
- used to declare which version of HTML will be used
- used to avoid quirks mode, a failsafe added to browsers before there were standardized rules for web languages
- set to HTML5 for all modern web-building
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The <head> tag is where you...
- add the description that appears in search results
- add the <title> tag
- list keywords people may use as search terms
- indicate whether search engines should include the webpage in results
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You didn't mark any wrong answers, but you missed at least one correct answer. Come back and review this question when you're done.
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