4.1 Intro to CSS Quiz

A) To simplify the process of styling web pages

B) To add more HTML tags

C) To replace HTML completely

D) To make web pages load faster

A) HTML is used for styling, while CSS is used for content.

B) CSS is only used for mobile web pages, while HTML is for desktop.

C) HTML and CSS are the same and can be used interchangeably.

D) HTML defines the structure and content of a web page, while CSS defines its style.

A) It is a tag that defines the entire web page.

B) It specifies which HTML elements a CSS rule will apply to.

C) It is a type of HTML element that cannot be styled.

D) It is a command that removes all styles from a web page.

A) CSS can apply styles to multiple pages at once, reducing redundancy.

B) CSS allows for more HTML tags.

C) CSS makes web pages load slower.

D) CSS requires more code than inline styles.

A) In the body, because it affects the content directly.

B) In the head, because it describes the metadata of the page.

C) At the end of the document, to ensure it loads last.

D) In a separate document, because it cannot be included in HTML.