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

                            1.  An ordered list is also called the numbered list.

                            2.  <OL TYPE ="1" START=”25”> will start the list from 24.

                            3.  Rectangle is one of the values of the TYPE attribute in unordered list.

                            4.  Tables represent the data in the form of rows.

                            5.  The border-color property allows you to apply a colour to the border.

                            Fill in the blanks with the correct words.

                                               Hints  disc, TYPE, <TH>, border-style, Table Data , START

                            1.  The <OL> tag has two attributes named                    and                     .

                            2.  The default bullet style is                 in HTML.
                            3.                      tag is used for defining table headings.

                            4.  The                     property is used to apply outline style of border of the table.

                            5.  The <TD> tag stands for                    .

                      Q     Answer the following questions:
                        A
                           1.  Why do we use the <UL> tag?

                           2.  Convert the following line of code to display the items in an ordered list with small alphabets?
                               <UL TYPE ="square">

                           3.  What is the use of the border-spacing property in a table? Write its syntax.

                           4.  Write the CSS code to apply the following properties of a table:

                               Border - 3px

                               Colour of the border - red
                               Border spacing - 10px

                               Padding - 15

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