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UnixReview.com
February 2007
Test Your Knowledge of HTML Topics
by Emmett Dulaney
The odds are good are that everyone reading this will say that they know HTML. In fact, the odds are also good that if you took a random poll of those around you, a great many would say that they know HTML. There is, however, a difference between using Microsoft Word to choose File > Save As > Web Page, and really knowing HTML -- the latter of which is required for some of the certifications from CIW and others.
Following are 50 questions on HTML that anyone coding at a beginning/intermediate level really should know. Good luck (answers are at the end of the article)!
1. Which tag should appear directly beneath the <HTML> tag?
A. <TITLE>
B. <HEAD>
C. <BODY>
D. <META>
2. Which of the following tags should appear at the end of each paragraph of text?
A. <P>
B. <!P>
C. </P>
D. <>
3. You are creating text that includes your company name, "Mercury Technical Solutions", and you do not want browsers ever to perform a line break between these three words. Which tag(s) should you surround this text with to keep it from ever appearing all on the same line?
A. <ALIGN>,</NOALIGN>
B. <ALIGN="together">
C. <ALIGN>,</ALIGN>
D. <NOBR>,</NOBR>
4. What will the code produce on a web page?
A. a blank line
B. a blank space
C.<>
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