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3.  Which of the following properties is used to underline the text on web page?

                           a.  Text-transformation                        b.  Text-decoration

                           c.  Text-color                                 d.  All of these


                  4.   Which of the following tags is used to add headings in a web page?
                           a.  Heading                                    b.  Style


                           c.  Superscript                                d.  Subscript


                   Fill in the blanks with the correct words.



                                         Hints  margin, <P>, markup, <SUP>, <SUB>


                  1.   HTML is a                    language.

                  2.   The                    is the space that appears around an element.

                  3.   The                    tag is used to define a section of text as a paragraph.

                  4.   The                    tag is used to write the chemical formula of water.

                  5.  The                     tag is used to write the formula of (a+b) .
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                    Tick () the correct statements and cross () the wrong ones.

                  1.  The <p> tag has no attributes to align text.

                  2.  The heading tag has 5 levels.


                  3.  The background colour of the web page can be defined only once.

                  4.  The colour of the text cannot be changed in a web page.

                  5.  The <BR> tag is used to draw lines between paragraphs.



             Q     Answer the following questions:
               A
                  1.  What is the use of the <HR> tag?




                  2.  Which property is used for indentation in HTML5?



                  3.  Which tag will be frequently used to write algebraic formulas?







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