Quiz 1 solutions: EECS 101

(2 points) Name ten HTML tags (not including closing, FONT, or "H" tags).

HTML
HEAD
BODY
TITLE
P
BR
HR
Hn
FONT
B
I
U
PRE
OL
UL
LI
DL
DT
DD
A
IMG
(among others)

(2 points) What does <OL> mean? Give a very short example.
OL stands for "ordered list" (not, by the way, "order list").

For example, if I used the following HTML:
```
<OL>
<LI>Item one
<LI>Item two
</OL>
```
Netscape would render it as:
1. Item one
2. Item two
(1 point) How do write a comment in HTML?

<!-- your comments here ->
(1 point) If my HTML file contains the following:

<A HREF="newfile.html">Click here</A>

what happens when I click on the word "Click" on my browser page?

The browser renders the page "newfile.html".
(1 point) Which is smaller: <H6> or <FONT SIZE=6>? Explain.

H6 is smaller. The H tag system goes from 1 (largest) to 6 (smallest). The FONT tag system goes from 1 (smallest) to 7 (largest).
(3 points) Give an HTML segment which would produce the following. (The name of the image file is "apple.gif":

Here is a passage which stretches on for a couple of lines. Here is a passage which stretches on for a couple of lines.
Here is a passage which stretches on for a couple of lines.

Here is a passage which stretches on for a couple of lines. Here is a passage which stretches on for a couple of lines.

<img align=right src="apple.gif">
Here is a passage which stretches on for a couple of lines. 
Here is a passage which stretches on for a couple of lines. 
<br clear=all>
Here is a passage which stretches on for a couple of lines.
<br>
<img align=top src="apple.gif">
Here is a passage which stretches on for a couple of lines. 
Here is a passage which stretches on for a couple of lines.