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This document is an assessment sheet for a Computer Programming HTML module at Andres Bonifacio National High School in the Philippines. It contains a series of true or false statements related to HTML coding practices, specifically focusing on lists, styling, and special characters. Students are required to evaluate the accuracy of each statement as part of their assessment.

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ASSESMENT

This document is an assessment sheet for a Computer Programming HTML module at Andres Bonifacio National High School in the Philippines. It contains a series of true or false statements related to HTML coding practices, specifically focusing on lists, styling, and special characters. Students are required to evaluate the accuracy of each statement as part of their assessment.

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Division of Nueva Ecija
Andres Bonifacio National High School
A.Bonifacio Sur, Llanera N.E
Computer Programming HTML 11
MODULE 8 Q1
12
Assessment Sheet.

NAME:___________________________________________________ DATE:__________________
YEAR & SECTION:__________________________________________ SCORE:_________________

I. TRUE or FALSE. Write F if the statement is TRUE and T if the statement is FALSE.

__________1. To create a numbered (ordered) list, use the <ol> tags.


__________2. For a bulleted (unordered list, use the <ul> tags.
__________3. Within the <ol> or <ul> tags, use <li> tags for each list item. These tags are all four-sided.
__________4. HTML does require the closing </li>, but XHTML does.
__________5. Ordered and unordered lists can be nested.
__________6. Do not Enclose the second-level <ul> or <ol> list within a <li></li> tag inside the main list.
__________7. To use a different bullet character or numbering style, use the style=”list-style-type: type” attribute in the <ul> or <ol> opening
tag.
__________8. To create a definition list, use the <dl></dl> tags. Within the <dl> tags, enclose each term in a <dt></dt> tag, and enclose each
definition in a <dd></dd> tag.
__________9. You can display special characters on a Web page by using HTML character entity references.
_________10. To remove a horizontal line, use the <hr> tag. This is a one-sided tag. Put any specifications for the line within it, such as color,
height, and width.
_________11. You can specify colors by using basic or extended names, RGB values, or hexadecimal values.
_________12. To assign a background color to a page, insert a style=”background-color: color” attribute into the <body> opening tag.
_________13. For a foreground color, use style=”color: code”.
_________14. These attributes can be combined into a single statement with a semicolon separator, like this: style=”background-color: red;
color: white”.
_________15. To assign a background image to a page, insert a style=”background-image: image” attribute into the <body> opening tag.

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