Quiz 05: HTML Wrap-Up

Which of the following is not a new structure tag introduced in HTML5?

<div>

A element is a block-level container in HTML while a element is a inline container in HTML. Both of these tags have no semantic meaning and are used to group other elements as needed.

<div> <span>

Which of the following is not true about class attributes?

all of these are true: -You can have multiple classes on an element. You just separate each value with a space. -By default, using these attributes does not affect the presentation of an element until a CSS rule is created for it. -The same class attribute value, unlike ids, can be used on multiple elements on the same page.

<meta> tags contain information that you wish both visitors and the browsers to see.

false

One the things that HTML5 has done was eliminating a certain group of structure tags (<header>, <footer>, ect.) because they are no longer reflective of the current state of the web.

false

<nav> elements should only be used for major navigational blocks.

true

It is important that no two elements on the same page have the same value for their id attributes (otherwise the value is no longer unique).

true

Older browsers that do not know the new HTML5 elements will automatically treat them as inline elements.

true

The new HTML5 tags of <figure> and <figcaption> allow an easier way to group an image with its caption.

true