PALLADIUM SCHOOL, HISAR

CLASS: VII
SUBJECT: ICT
CHAPTER-9: USING LISTS AND TABLES IN HTML5

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E. Answer the Following:

1. Differentiate between <UL> and <OL> tags.
Ans 1. <UL> tag is used when the items are not to be displayed in any particular sequence. It is
also known as bulleted lists.
<OL> tag is used to display the list of items in a specific order. It is also known as numbered lists.

2. What are the different types of lists supported by HTML5? Explain each one of them briefly.
Ans 2. There are three types of lists supported by HTML5. These are: Unordered lists, Ordered
lists and Description lists.
Description Lists: It consists of a term followed by its definition. It is used to present a glossary, list
of items, or other name/value lists.
3. What are Tables and how are they created in HTML5?
Ans 3. Tables are flexible and an attractive way of presenting information in the form of rows and
columns. To create a table in HTML5, <table > tag is used. Each table begins with a <table> tag and
ends with </table> tag.
4. Write short notes on:
Ans 4. A) List-style-image: This property is used to specify an image as the list item marker.
Syntax: list-style-image: value
Where value = url (“path of the image”)|none

b) List-style: This is the shorthand property wherein all the lists properties can be specified in one
direction.
Syntax: list-style: value
Where value = value for list-style-type|value for list-style-position|value for list-style-image

c) Empty cells: This property helps in specifying whether or not the border and background are to
be placed around empty cells in a table.
Syntax: empty-cells: value
Where value: show(default)|hide
Extra Question Answers:
1. Explain the following:
a) Padding: This property in specifying the space between the border and the content in a table.

b) Nested list: A nested list is a list inside another list.

2. Which attribute is used to start ordered list with a different number?

Ans 2. To start the list with a different number we can use the Start attribute.

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