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Question 1/15

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Inside a

<section>

block

Within a

<header>

element

Inside a

<nav>

section

Within a

<footer>

element

Question 2/15

Which semantic element can be used for content that is potentially interactive and part of a web application?

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<details>

<section>

<nav>

<article>

Question 3/15

Which element would best represent content related to advertisements?

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<aside>

<nav>

<article>

<header>

Question 4/15

What kind of content should you place within the

<footer>

element?

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Site headers

Primary navigation links

Author information, copyright information, contact information, sitemap links or similar information at the end of a section

Main content of the document

Question 5/15

What element introduces a quote from another source?

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<quote>

<cite>

<blockquote>

<q>

Question 6/15

What element should be used to delineate an area containing a dialogue, such as a conversation between people?

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<dialogue>

<aside>

<dialog>

<aside>

Question 7/15

Which element should be used to denote introductory content or navigational links for its nearest ancestor?

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<header>

<section>

<nav>

<footer>

Question 8/15

When encapsulating contact links or information, which semantic element is most fitting?

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<aside>

<footer>

<nav>

<header>

Question 9/15

What is the role of the

<figure>

element?

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To contain content like images and diagrams, usually with an optional

<figcaption>

element

To provide captions to videos

To wrap headings and footers

To describe content in mathematical models

Question 10/15

Which semantic element is used for non-independent content related to the main content of the page?

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<article>

<footer>

<section>

<aside>

Question 11/15

Which element is used to specify a caption for a

<fieldset>

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<label>

<title>

<figcaption>

<legend>

Question 12/15

Which semantic element is meant for strong emphasis in a text?

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<em>

<strong>

<b>

<i>

Question 13/15

Which semantic HTML element is specifically used to group interactive forms controls?

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<form>

<fieldset>

<input>

<legend>

Question 14/15

When structuring a webpage with HTML5 elements, which tag is NOT a semantic tag?

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<header>

<main>

<div>

<footer>

Question 15/15

Which element is used for marking text intended to be enclosed in its metadata?

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<meta>

<data>

<mark>

<cite>

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Question 1/15

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Inside a <pre><code><section></code></pre> block

Within a <pre><code><header></code></pre> element

Inside a <pre><code><nav></code></pre> section

Within a <pre><code><footer></code></pre> element

<footer>

element as it relates to the overall ownership and informational metadata of the enclosing content.

Question 2/15

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Which semantic element can be used for content that is potentially interactive and part of a web application?

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<section>

is often used to organize and potentially add interactivity to various sections of content within a web application.

Question 3/15

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Which element would best represent content related to advertisements?

Available answers

The

<aside>

element is suitable for content that is not directly related to the main content, such as advertisements, sidebars, and supplementary information.

Question 4/15

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What kind of content should you place within the <pre><code><footer></code></pre> element?

Available answers

Site headers

Primary navigation links

Author information, copyright information, contact information, sitemap links or similar information at the end of a section

Main content of the document

<footer>

is typically used to contain information about its containing element such as copyright details, comments, and author information.

Question 5/15

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What element introduces a quote from another source?

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The

<blockquote>

element is used to define an extended quotation, often with a separate paragraph structure.

Question 6/15

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What element should be used to delineate an area containing a dialogue, such as a conversation between people?

Available answers

The

<dialog>

element is for content that is part of a conversation or interaction, such as a message in a chat application or an interactive popup box.

Question 7/15

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Which element should be used to denote introductory content or navigational links for its nearest ancestor?

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<header>

is used for introductory content or sets of navigational links, usually appearing at the start of a

<section>

<article>

Question 8/15

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When encapsulating contact links or information, which semantic element is most fitting?

Available answers

Contact information is best placed within a

<footer>

, as it is often secondary or associated with the overarching content, matching its semantic use case.

Question 9/15

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What is the role of the <pre><code><figure></code></pre> element?

Available answers

To contain content like images and diagrams, usually with an optional <pre><code><figcaption></code></pre> element

To provide captions to videos

To wrap headings and footers

To describe content in mathematical models

<figure>

is used to wrap content like images, illustrations, diagrams, or charts, along with an optional

<figcaption>

for captioning.

Question 10/15

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Which semantic element is used for non-independent content related to the main content of the page?

Available answers

<aside>

is used for content that is indirectly related to the main content, such as sidebars, pull quotes, or groups of advertisements.

Question 11/15

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Which element is used to specify a caption for a <pre><code><fieldset></code></pre>?

Available answers

The

<legend>

tag represents a caption for the

<fieldset>

element, giving context and meaning to the grouped controls.

Question 12/15

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Which semantic element is meant for strong emphasis in a text?

Available answers

The

<strong>

element is used to give strong importance to the enclosed text, which indicates that the content has serious significance.

Question 13/15

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Which semantic HTML element is specifically used to group interactive forms controls?

Available answers

The

<fieldset>

element is used to group multiple form controls as well as labels, and usually contains a

<legend>

element.

Question 14/15

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When structuring a webpage with HTML5 elements, which tag is NOT a semantic tag?

Available answers

The

<div>

tag is a non-semantic element which lacks clearly defined meaning by itself, unlike semantic elements which convey meaning about their contents.

Question 15/15

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Which element is used for marking text intended to be enclosed in its metadata?

Available answers

The

<data>

element links content with its machine-readable information in the

value

attribute.