Understanding the Structure of an HTML File, Fall 2016

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Choose the tag which establishes the start of an html5 document

<head>

<body>

<!Doctype>

<html>

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Choose the tag which starts the section in the html file of where the css will be placed as well as other information which is only meant for the browser to see/use and not the Website visitor

<head>

<body>

<title>

</body>

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Choose the tag which starts the section that includes the content which you want the Website visitor to see

<head>

<body>

<title>

</body>

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Choose the tag which starts the section where we put the information to "build the house (website)"

</head>

<title>

<body>

</title>

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Choose the tag which starts the section where we put the information to "paint the house (website)"

</body>

<title>

<!Doctype>

<head>

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What is placed between the </head> tag and the <body> tag

The content which you want the visitor to see

The information for only the Web browser to see/use

Notes to yourself (the coder)

Nothing, it is considered the "black hole" of a Web page

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Choose the tag which establishes the end of the entire html document

<!Doctype>

</body>

<body>

</html>

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If you place plain text in the head section of an html file it will appear on the page for the Website viewer to see

True

False

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You must close a tag in the opposite order in which you opened the tag, think of it as making a sandwich

True

False

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It is important that an html file is set up in the following in the order

True

False

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