Question 1
When should the <i> tag not be used?
For foreign words
For technical terms
When another tag already adds meaning to the text
For styling text appearance
Question 2
Which of the following statements about the <i> tag is true?
It adds semantic emphasis to text
It visually differentiates text without implying importance
It makes text bold
It creates headings
Question 3
Which CSS property can modify the default underline style of the ins tag?
font-style
text-decoration
font-weight
text-transform
Question 4
What is the purpose of the cite attribute in the <ins> tag?
To style the text
To specify the author name
To provide the source or reason for insertion
To define the date of insertion
Question 5
How is text displayed when wrapped inside the sub tag?
Larger and above the baseline
Smaller and below the baseline
Bold and centered
Italic and underlined
Question 6
Does the sub tag have specific attributes unique to it?
Yes, it has a "position" attribute
Yes, it has a "baseline" attribute
No, it only supports global attributes
Yes, it has a "size" attribute
Question 7
What is the primary purpose of the <strong> tag in HTML?
To make text italic
To visually underline text
To indicate important text with semantic meaning
To reduce text size
Question 8
What is the key difference between <b> Tag and <strong> Tag?
<b> makes text italic
<strong> does not make text bold
<strong> adds semantic importance, while <b> is only visual
There is no difference
Question 9
How is text displayed by default inside the mark tag?
Bold text
Italic text
Highlighted with a yellow background
Underlined text
Question 10
Which of the following is correct syntax for the mark tag?
<mark>Highlighted Text</mark>
<highlight>Text</highlight>
<mark Highlighted Text>
<mark/>Text
There are 15 questions to complete.