Introduction to HTML5

The DOCTYPE declaration is required in HTML5 so that browsers render the page in:

HTML5 comments start and end with:

The most popular character-encoding scheme for the web is:

Which element creates a hyperlink?

Which attribute MUST every img element have (for accessibility)?

Which form method appends the data to the URL where it is visible in the address field?

Which input type masks the entered characters (e.g. with asterisks)?

How many heading levels does HTML5 provide, and which is largest?

A signup form must send its data to register.php WITHOUT the data appearing in the address bar. Which opening tag is correct?

In a table, which element defines a header cell?

The browser ignores HTML comments when rendering the page.

The content of the head section is displayed in the page body.

A void element (such as img or br) has no end tag.

The h1 heading is rendered in the smallest font.

With method="post", the form data is appended to the URL and visible in the address bar.

In a group of radio buttons, only one button can be selected at a time.

For a password input, the actual value (not the masking asterisks) is sent to the server.

The <hr> horizontal rule is a legacy element you should avoid, using CSS instead.

To link internally to an element by its id, you set href to #id.

When a URL does not specify a document, the server often returns index.html.

Match each structural element.

Match each attribute with its job.

Match each element.

Match each form input.

Match each concept.