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    Tick ( ) the correct statements and cross ( ) the wrong ones.

                            1.  HTML5 was released in 2010.

                            2.   HTML is a case-sensitive language.

                            3.   Tag names in HTML should not contain spaces.

                            4.   The text written inside <TITLE> tag appears on the status bar of web browser.

                            5.   In CSS, a semicolon is used to separate one property-value pair from another.

                            Fill in the blanks with the correct words.

                                                Hints  Markup, Body, Inline, Background-image, Empty

                            1.  HTML is a                language that describes the structure of the web page.

                            2.   <BR> tag is an example of             tag.

                            3.   The               section contains information which is to be shown on the web page.

                            4.   An               style is used to apply a unique style to a single element.

                            5.   The               property is used to set an image as the background of a web.

                      Q     Answer the following questions:
                        A
                            1.  What does HTML stand for?

                            2.    Riya is creating a web page on which she has written the opening tags in uppercase and the closing
                               tags in lowercase. Will she get an error while viewing the web page in the web browser? Why or why
                               not?

                            3.    Somya has a web page containing thousands of lines of text in the body section. She wants to change
                               the text colour. Which CSS property will help her, and where can she use it?

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