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Computing quiz for grade 9: Web pages with HTML This quiz helps revise “Web pages with HTML” in Computing for grade 9. It has 25 questions in five categories: Markup Basics, Page Skeleton, Text and Lists, Links and Images, Data and Interaction. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Markup Basics 100 What four-letter filename extension is commonly used for a web page markup file?
200 What kind of brackets enclose the name of a tag?
300 What symbol appears before…
In the game400 What do we call…
In the game500 What do we call…
In the gamePage Skeleton 100 Which element holds the visible content of a web page?
200 Which element sets the name shown on a browser tab?
300 Which section holds document…
In the game400 Which attribute on the…
In the game500 Which attribute of the…
In the gameText and Lists 100 Which element marks the main heading of a page?
200 Which element marks a paragraph of text?
300 A shopping list has…
In the game400 A recipe's steps must…
In the game500 Which element marks one…
In the gameLinks and Images 100 A museum name on a page should open another address. Which element should wrap that name?
200 Where does a link go? The value of which attribute determines that?
300 An author wants to…
In the game400 Which image attribute gives…
In the game500 A photo's description should…
In the gameData and Interaction 100 A school timetable has rows and columns. Which element suits it?
200 Which element should contain a survey's fields so their data can be submitted together?
300 Which element creates a…
In the game400 Which element marks…
In the game500 Which element marks a…
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