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    CHAPTER-4

    Introduction to HTML
    Multiple choice Questions:
    1. A ………… is an HTML command that controls the structure and
    appearance of the page that is created.
    a. Tag*
    b. Attributes
    c. Value
    2. Server stores files and information in the form of ………………….
    a. Webpage
    b. Websites*
    c. Tags
    3. ……….. tags do not require closing tags
    a. Empty
    b. Non-Empty
    c. Both (a) and (b)
    4. Website contains different page called…………
    a. Server
    b. Webpages*
    c. Links
    5. Every HTML document consists of …………
    a. Hyperlinks
    b. Tags*
    c. None of these
    6. The tags are always enclosed within a pair of ……… brackets.
    a. Curly
    b. Square
    c. Angular*
    7. <BR> is an ……….. tag.
    a. Empty*
    b. Non-empty
    c. Both a and b
    8. An HTML document is saved with an extension ……………….
    a. .bmp
    b. .jpeg
    c. .html/.htm*
    Fill in the blanks:-
    1. Internet is the network of computer networks
    2. Individual computers are connected to some powerful computers called
    servers
    3. <head> tag is used to give headings of the webpage.
    4. Hypertext was first coined by Ted Nelson In 1960s
    5. The original HTML standard was developed by Tim Berners Lee.

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