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Question 1
When should the i tag not be used?
For foreign words
For technical terms
When <em> or <strong> already gives semantic emphasis
For styling text appearance
Question 2
Which of the following statements about the i tag is true?
It adds semantic emphasis to text
It visually differentiates text without implying importance
It makes text bold
It creates headings
Question 3
Which CSS property can modify the default underline style of the ins tag?
font-style
text-decoration
font-weight
text-transform
Question 4
What is the purpose of the cite attribute in the <ins> tag?
To style the text
To specify the author name
To provide the source or reason for insertion
To define the date of insertion
Question 5
How is text displayed when wrapped inside the sub tag?
Larger and above the baseline
Smaller and below the baseline
Bold and centered
Italic and underlined
Question 6
Does the sub tag have specific attributes unique to it?
Yes, it has a "position" attribute
Yes, it has a "baseline" attribute
No, it only supports global attributes
Yes, it has a "size" attribute
Question 7
What is the primary purpose of the strong tag in HTML?
To make text italic
To visually underline text
To indicate important text with semantic meaning
To reduce text size
Question 8
What is the key difference between b Tag and strong Tag?
<b> makes text italic
<strong> does not make text bold
<strong> adds semantic importance, while <b> is only visual
There is no difference
Question 9
How is text displayed by default inside the mark tag?
Bold text
Italic text
Highlighted with a yellow background
Underlined text
Question 10
Which of the following is correct syntax for the mark tag?
<mark>Highlighted Text</mark>
<highlight>Text</highlight>
<mark Highlighted Text>
<mark/>Text
There are 15 questions to complete.