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    The document contains instructions for a 3-part HTML assessment. Section A asks students to answer questions about basic HTML structure, tags, attributes and lists. Section B provides a common task to create a two-page newsletter using HTML features like headers, footers, formatting, bullet points and images.

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    CEW

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    The document contains instructions for a 3-part HTML assessment. Section A asks students to answer questions about basic HTML structure, tags, attributes and lists. Section B provides a common task to create a two-page newsletter using HTML features like headers, footers, formatting, bullet points and images.

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    Section A

    Answer all the questions in each set. 5+ 5= 10 marks


    Set 1

    1. Provide an overview of the basic structure of an HTML document.


    2. Explain the purpose of the <html>, <head> and <body> tags in an HTML
    document.

    Set 2

    1. Define HTML attributes and explain their role in HTML elements.


    2. Provide examples of common HTML attributes and how they can be used to
    modify the behavior or appearance of elements.
    Set 3
    1. Explain the purpose of HTML lists and how they can be used to structure
    content.
    2. Provide examples of ordered (<ol>) and unordered (<ul>) lists in HTML.

    Section B

    Common task: 10 marks

    Create a newsletter on any relevant topic having two pages with the following features:

    1. header and footer


    2. bold, italics, and underlining to emphasize key points
    3. bullet points
    4. atleast two images related to your content

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