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AL-REEYADA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

MAHASEN ARAMCO, AL-AHSA, KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA

COMPUTER 6

WORKSHEET
Lesson: Introduction to HTML 5

PRINT AND BRING IT ON MARCH 24 - 28, 2024 (DAY 1) WITHOUT ANSWER.

Name:
Roll No.: Grade:

I: MULTIPLE CHOICE: WRITE THE LETTER OF THE CORRECT ANSWER ON THE SPACE
PROVIDED.

_______1. The tag for making the text bold (darker).


a. <u> b. <b>
c. <i> d. <br>
_______2. An HTML element consist of
a. opening tag b. closing tag
c. everything in between d. all of these
_______3. The OFF tag is the same as the ON tag, except that is has a ______ after <.
a. * (asterisk) b. + (plus sign)
c. / (forward slash) d. & (ampersand)
_______4. The _____________ section contains information about the document.
a. HEAD b. BODY
_______5. An example of text editor.
a. Notepad b. WordPad
c. MS WORD d. both a and b
_______6. A ____________ is used to view HTML documents.
a. Web browser b. Website
c. Web page d. None of these
_______7. Specifies the background color.
a. background-image b. background-color
c. background-attachment d. background-position
_______8. Extra bits of information that appear inside the opening tag of an element.
a. HTML Tags b. HTML Elements
c. HTML Attributes d. All of these

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_______9. This element is the starting element in an HTML document and specifies
the type of document.
a. <!DOCTYPE html> element b. <title> element
c. <head> element d. <body> element
_______10. The element that has the main content of your web page.
a. <!DOCTYPE html> element b. <title> element
c. <head> element d. <body> element

II: TRUE OR FALSE: WRITE TRUE IF THE STATEMENT IS CORRECT. CHANGE THE
UNDERLINED WORD/S IF THE STATEMENT IS INCORRECT.

____________1. The <head> element has the title of your web page.

____________2. Container elements are elements that do not require an OFF tag.

____________3. CSS is a style sheet that provides a set of style rules for displaying
HTML.

____________4. An editor is required for creating and saving an HTML document.

____________5. HTML elements are identified by HTML attributes.

____________6. Head section is the part of the HTML document containing


everything displayed on the web page.

____________7. There are three main types of HTML editors.

____________8. The subsection usually contains the headings for particular areas of
the website.

____________9. A website is composed of three main sections.

____________10. The <html> element is written after the <!DOCTYPE html> element
and defines the document as an HTML file.

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III: IDENTIFICATION. WRITE THE CORRECT ANSWER ON COLUMN B.

COLUMN A (QUESTION) COLUMN B (ANSWER)

1. A computer on the Internet that is used for storing


and running a website.

2. A worldwide network of computers.

3. A document written in HTML.


4. Reads HTML documents, converts them to a form
that users can read, and displays them on a computer
screen.
5. A collection of web pages.

6. The first page of a website

7. HTML elements that include both ON and OFF tags.

8. A set of style rules for displaying HTML elements in a


web page.
9. Part of the HTML document containing everything
displayed on the web page.

10. A computer language used to create documents


(web pages) for display on the World Wide Web.

11. Building blocks of HTML documents.

V: FILL IN THE BLANKS.

1. The _____________________ contain most of the content of a website.

2. __________________ is the page that usually tells visitors what the site is about.

3. WYSIWYG stands for ________________________________________________.

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4. An HTML tag always begins with a ___________ and ends with a _________.

5. HTML elements that include both ON and OFF tags are called _______________.

6. ________ tag is used to insert a line break.

7. The __________ section contains information about the document.

8. __________________specifies whether the background image is repeated or not.

9. The full form of CSS is ________________________________.

10. HTML stands for _________________________________________.

V: ANSWER THE FOLLOWING.

1. Give two main advantages of WYSIWYG HTML editor.


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2. Name the two types of HTML editors.


_____________________________________________________________________
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3. What are the different components that make up the HTML code?
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________

4. Differentiate container element and empty element.


Container element Empty element

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5. Name the three main sections of a website
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________

6. What are the six rules for writing HTML code?


_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________

7. Explain the following element:


a. <head> element
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
b. <title> element
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
c. <body> element
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________

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