HTML 1
HTML 2
HTML 3
Writing HTML
Bash
100

It's what the "p" in <p> stands for.

What is paragraph?

100

The content the users see goes inside this element.


What is body?

100

HTML stands for...

What is Hyper Text Markup Language?

100

Name a style language we can use with HTML.

What is CSS?

100

This command outputs the current working directory.

What is pwd?

200

This HTML tag will create the largest heading.

What is <h1>?

200

You can use this tag to make a numbered list.

What is <ol>?

200

The code that will show "HTML Jeopardy" in the browser tab.

What is <title>HTML Jeopardy</title>?

200

These are the three main parts of an HTML element.

What are opening tag, content, and closing tag?

200

This command lists all files and directories in the working directory (even the hidden ones.)

ls -a

300

This should be the first line of your HTML file.

What is <!DOCTYPE html>?

300

There are this many different headings.

What are six headings?

300

We can use these two elements to link an image.

What is <a> and <img>?

300

This is the file extension of a web page created in HTML programming. Hint: index._______ 

What is .html / .htm?

300

This command moves you into the folder you specify.

cd <folder|path>

400

The title tag is kept inside the __________.

What is <head>?

400

Give an example of an HTML attribute.

What is src, alt, href, ...?

400

Use these two tags to create a bulleted list.

What are <ul> and <li>?

400

What should values such as URLs and image locations always around them?

What are Quotation marks?

400
Use this command to create a new folder within the current working directory.

mkdir <name>

500

src stand for this.

What is source?

500

This is the purpose of the alt attribute of an image element.

What is, for accessibility purposes in case the images does not display properly?

500

The "li" in the <li> tag, stands for this.

What is list item?

500

Name the three tags you can use to make a navigation list.

What is <nav>, <ul>, <li>?

500

Use this command to create a new file in the working directory.

touch