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Art Integration Learning

                         #Scrapbook making

                 Create a web page on 'Scarcity of water' using different tags, attributes and text properties. Add relevant
                 information from the science textbook. Now, paste printout of the web page in your scrapbook and show
                 it to your science teacher.
                                                                                                         #Lab Activity



                         Timeline


                         HTML is the most widely used language to design web pages.
                         The <Hn> tag describes the heading of a section of the web page.
                         The <HR> tag is used to divide the web page into different sections by drawing a horizontal line in the
                       web page.
                        <P> tag is used to insert a paragraph in an HTML document .
                         Text properties are used to change the appearance of the text.
                         The background properties are used to make changes in the background of a web page.
                         The font properties are used to change the font-family, font-size and font-style of the text.
                         The margin property is used to set margins for any web page element.
                         <SUP> tag changes the text to Superscript and <SUB> tab changes the text to Subscript.




                     Choose the correct option.


                     1.  Which  tag contains the content of a web page?

                              a.  <HTML>                                     b.  <HEAD>

                              c.  <TITLE>                                    d.  <BODY>


                     2.  Which of the following tags is used to insert a line break?
                              a.  <BR>                                       b.  <P>


                              c.  <H1>                                       d.  <Hn>


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