What HTML stands for?
> **Answer ==> Hyper Text Markup Language**
Does what is written inside the head element appear inside the page or not?
> **Answer ==> No**
Does the Title element has a closing tag or not?
> **Answer ==> Yes**
Does the meta tag has a closing or not?
> **Answer ==> No**
Does what is placed inside the description of the meta element appear on the page or not?
> **Answer ==> No**
assignment 1
What line is written to tell the browser that the language version used to create the page is HTML5?
>**Answer ==>**
```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
```
What is the Rendering Mode for the browser if you don’t type the versioning line?
>**Answer ==> Quirks Mode**
Is it correct to use more than one h1 per page? Answer yes or no?
>**Answer ==> No**
You have an item that contains product data and the product title is written in h3 Does it make sense to put a title of h2 inside the same product or not?
>**Answer ==> No, Must follow the hierarchy of headers**
What do the elements h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 stand for?
> **Answer ==> headers hierarchy of the page**
Is there a difference between these elements when they are shown on the page or not?
```html
<p class="element">Welcome To The New World</p>
<p class='element'>Welcome To The New World</p>
<p class=element>Welcome To The New World</p>
```
> **Answer ==> There is no difference**
Is there a difference between these elements when they are shown on the page or not?
```html
<p class=element hidden>Welcome To The New World</p>
<p class="element" hidden>Welcome To The New World</p>
```
> **Answer ==> There is no difference**
Will these elements all appear the same or not?
```html
<p>Hello World</p>
<p>
Hello World
</p>
<p>
Hello
World
</p>
<p>
Hello
World
</p>
```
> **Answer ==> All of them will appear in the same format**
assignment 5
Next to each Attribute from the example, write Is it from the Global Attributes or not?
> **title ==> Global**
> **href ==> Local**
> **src ==> Local**
> **hidden ==> Global**
> **charset ==> Local**
> **class ==> Global**
> **id ==> Global**
> **type ==> Local**
start trick from MDN
> to start numbering elements from the letter "d" or the Roman numeral "iv," use start="4"