MCQs Of Class 13:
Semantic HTML:
MCQs: Semantic HTML
- Which
HTML element is used to define the navigation links in a web page?
- A)
<header>
- B)
<footer>
- C)
<nav>
- D)
<section>
Answer: C) <nav>
- What
is the purpose of the <article> element in HTML?
- A)
To define a navigation bar
- B)
To specify a piece of content that is independent from the rest
- C)
To create a footer section
- D)
To group a set of related links
Answer: B) To specify a piece of content that is
independent from the rest
- Which
semantic HTML element would you use to group a set of related content
together?
- A)
<div>
- B)
<section>
- C)
<span>
- D)
<aside>
Answer: B) <section>
- What
does the <footer> element typically contain?
- A)
Main content of the page
- B)
Navigation links
- C)
Information about the author or copyright details
- D)
The page header
Answer: C) Information about the author or copyright
details
- Which
element should be used to represent an introductory or summary content in
a web page?
- A)
<header>
- B)
<main>
- C)
<article>
- D)
<section>
Answer: A) <header>
- Which
of the following elements is appropriate for including a sidebar with
additional information?
- A)
<article>
- B)
<section>
- C)
<aside>
- D)
<footer>
Answer: C) <aside>
- What
is the primary function of the <main> element in HTML?
- A)
To provide navigation links
- B)
To contain the primary content of the document
- C)
To add footer information
- D)
To group related links
Answer: B) To contain the primary content of the
document
- When
should you use the <section> element?
- A)
To define a standalone piece of content
- B)
To create a navigation bar
- C)
To group content that forms a section of the page
- D)
To display a footer
Answer: C) To group content that forms a section of
the page
- Which
element is used to display a single piece of content, such as a blog post
or news article?
- A)
<section>
- B)
<footer>
- C)
<article>
- D)
<aside>
Answer: C) <article>
- What
role does the <footer> element play in an HTML document?
- A)
It contains information about the document's author or copyright
- B)
It includes the primary content of the page
- C)
It groups related pieces of content
- D)
It defines a navigation menu
Answer: A) It contains information about the
document's author or copyright
- Which
HTML element is best used for a brief piece of content that is
tangentially related to the surrounding content?
- A)
<article>
- B)
<main>
- C)
<aside>
- D)
<section>
Answer: C) <aside>
- How
does using semantic HTML elements benefit web development?
- A)
They make the code more visually appealing
- B)
They improve accessibility and SEO
- C)
They reduce the file size of the HTML document
- D)
They speed up the loading time of the page
Answer: B) They improve accessibility and SEO
- Which
HTML tag would you use to include a contact form or a section for user
interaction at the end of the page?
- A)
<article>
- B)
<footer>
- C)
<section>
- D)
<header>
Answer: B) <footer>
- What
is the main difference between <section> and <article> elements?
- A)
<section> is used for grouping content, while <article> is
used for independent content.
- B)
<section> is for navigation, while <article> is for footers.
- C)
<section> is for form inputs, while <article> is for
displaying images.
- D)
<section> and <article> are interchangeable.
Answer: A) <section> is used for grouping
content, while <article> is used for independent content.
- Which
element would be most appropriate for creating a main content area of a
blog or news site?
- A)
<footer>
- B)
<aside>
- C)
<section>
- D)
<main>
Answer: D) <main>
These questions cover fundamental aspects of semantic HTML,
ensuring that students understand the roles and appropriate use of different
HTML5 elements.
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MCQs: Semantic HTML (Continued)
- Which
semantic element should be used to wrap content that represents a
document's heading or introductory content?
- A)
<footer>
- B)
<section>
- C)
<header>
- D)
<aside>
Answer: C) <header>
- Which
tag is suitable for a section that contains related content within a
document, such as a group of related articles?
- A)
<article>
- B)
<footer>
- C)
<section>
- D)
<aside>
Answer: C) <section>
- What
purpose does the <aside> element serve?
- A)
It contains the main content of a page.
- B)
It is used for content that is tangentially related to the content around
it.
- C)
It defines the primary navigation links.
- D)
It holds the document's footer information.
Answer: B) It is used for content that is
tangentially related to the content around it.
- Which
HTML element is typically used to provide introductory information about a
webpage or to include a brief summary of a section?
- A)
<footer>
- B)
<header>
- C)
<section>
- D)
<article>
Answer: B) <header>
- For
creating a consistent structure across multiple web pages, which HTML5
element would be ideal to include common footer content?
- A)
<section>
- B)
<header>
- C)
<footer>
- D)
<nav>
Answer: C) <footer>
- Which
of the following HTML5 elements should be used to represent a standalone
piece of content like a blog post or news article?
- A)
<section>
- B)
<article>
- C)
<main>
- D)
<aside>
Answer: B) <article>
- To
improve the semantic meaning of your HTML document, which of these tags
should you use to group thematic content together?
- A)
<footer>
- B)
<section>
- C)
<div>
- D)
<header>
Answer: B) <section>
- Which
HTML5 element would be appropriate for a block of text that serves as a
side note or additional commentary?
- A)
<article>
- B)
<footer>
- C)
<aside>
- D)
<section>
Answer: C) <aside>
- What
is the recommended HTML5 element for structuring the main content of a
webpage where the primary content is displayed?
- A)
<footer>
- B)
<main>
- C)
<header>
- D)
<section>
Answer: B) <main>
- Which
of the following elements would you use to separate different content
sections in a long article or page?
- A)
<article>
- B)
<section>
- C)
<aside>
- D)
<header>
Answer: B) <section>
- Which
HTML5 tag is used to define content that is not essential but provides
supplementary information?
- A)
<article>
- B)
<aside>
- C)
<footer>
- D)
<main>
Answer: B) <aside>
- To
create a webpage layout where the header, footer, and main content are
distinctly separated, which elements should be used?
- A)
<header>, <main>, and <footer>
- B)
<section>, <article>, and <footer>
- C)
<nav>, <header>, and <aside>
- D)
<main>, <div>, and <span>
Answer: A) <header>, <main>, and <footer>
- In
which HTML5 element would you typically place links to other related
articles or pages within a website?
- A)
<footer>
- B)
<nav>
- C)
<section>
- D)
<header>
Answer: B) <nav>
- What
is the main difference between <footer> and <aside> elements?
- A)
<footer> is used for the document's concluding information, while <aside>
is used for content that is related but not central.
- B)
<footer> is for navigation, while <aside> is for images.
- C)
<footer> is used for headings, while <aside> is for links.
- D)
<footer> and <aside> are the same and can be used
interchangeably.
Answer: A) <footer> is used for the document's
concluding information, while <aside> is used for content that is related
but not central.
- Which
semantic HTML5 element should be used to include a section of a page that
provides important information for the reader, such as a call to action or
significant content?
- A)
<aside>
- B)
<main>
- C)
<section>
- D)
<article>
Answer: C) <section>