The HTML tag that creates a paragraph on a webpage.
<p>
The HTML tag that is used to create a new table row.
<tr>
The HTML tag that is used to group elements together in a form (this creates a border around the group)
<fieldset>
The HTML attribute that goes inside <a>
href
CSS
The HTML tag that italicizes text on a webpage.
<em>
The HTML tag that makes table information bold and centered (by default)
<th>
This tag defines a caption for a form element.
For example (fill in the blank below):
<_____ for = "favColor">
<input type = "color" id = "favColor">
label
Web document that is viewed in a web browser.
The HTML tag that creates a list using bullet points.
<ul>
True or False: <td> is a tag that does not have a closing tag.
False - </td> is needed to close the table data cell
method and action
The attribute that is used to make table cells take up multiple rows.
rowspan
The period of time when the web was first developed.
Early 1990's
The HTML tag that denotes a title, such as a book or song title, and is italicized by default.
<cite>
The HTML tag that is used to give a table a descriptive title.
<caption>
The HTML form tag that creates a larger space for text input.
<textarea>
When the following attribute is added to the <ol> tag, ______ _______ will be used for the list instead of numbers.
<ol type = "A">
Sir Tim Berners-Lee
The HTML tag that is described as a block element without any implied meaning. This tag is commonly used as a container to format webpages.
<div>
The HTML tag that is used to group table footer rows together.
<tfoot>
The two HTML form tags that are used to create a drop-down menu.
<select> and <option>
The attribute for <input type = "radio"> that must have the same value so only one button can be chosen at a time.
name
The year that the first email was sent.
1971