CSS-Styling Websites

Which of the following is a valid CSS rule?

• h1 { color: blue; }

• <h1> { color: blue; }

• h1 { color="blue"; }

• h1 { color=blue; }

CSS rules have a selector that defines which HTML elements the rule applies to.

We’ve learned about the following CSS Selectors:

• Select by tag name

• Select by class name

• Select by id name

Which of the following ranks the selectors from highest precedence to lowest precedence?

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  Select by tag name, select by class name, select by id name

• 
  

  Select by id name, select by tag name, select by class name

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  Select by id name, select by class name, select by tag name

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  Select by class name, select by id name, select by tag name

Which of the following statements are true about styling your web pages with CSS:

I. Styling with CSS is more scalable than using style= on each HTML tag that you want to style
II. You can create styles with CSS that are not possible using style= on an HTML tag

• I only

• II only

• I and II

• None

Which of the following code snippets will select all <img> tags on a page and give them a height of 200 pixels?

• <img style="height: 200px;>

• tag="img" { height: 200px; }

• <img> { height: 200px; }

• img { height: 200px; }

Following CSS rules, what font color will the element be styled by the given CSS:

p tag is green, the class fire is red and the ID title is blue.

<h1 class="fire">Welcome!</h1>

• red

• green

• blue

• black

Following CSS rules, what font color will the element be styled by the given CSS:

p tag is green, the class fire is red and the ID title is blue.

<p class="title">My First Paragraph</p>

• red

• green

• blue

• black

Following CSS rules, what font color will the element be styled by the given CSS:

p tag is green, the class fire is red and the ID title is blue.

<p class="fire" id="title">Hello World!</p>

• red

• green

• blue

• black

What does CSS stand for?

• Cascading Style Sheets

• Cascading Summary Sheets

• CSS