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HTML5: Tag You're It!

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Section 1

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Element used to move to a new line

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<br>

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An example of an 'empty' element used to start a new line

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<br>

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Element used to define global information about an HTML document

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<meta>

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Element used to move to another web page

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<a>

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Defines the dialect of HTML as HTML5

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<!DOCTYPE html>

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An item in a list, despite the type of list

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<li>

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Used to preserve a user's requested format for text, in a monospaced font

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<pre>

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Element used to access an icon

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<link>

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Non-breaking space

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&nbsp;

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Used to define abbreviations

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<abbr>

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Used to cite a bibliographic citation like a book title

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<cite>

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Puts the core description of the web page in the browser frame, used by search engines, placed in the head of the web page

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<title>

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Element used to create 'widgits' that a user can interact with, usually to provide the computer with information

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<input>

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Used to showcase a quote

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<blockquote>

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Inline element for italics

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<i>

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Used to show computer variables

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<var>

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Inline element for bolding

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<b>

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Used to showcase computer code

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<code>

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Used to show keyboard entries

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<kbd>

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HTML character entity for the '&' symbol

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&amp;

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Used for definitions

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<dfn>

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Used to mark a sequence of characters (sample) that has no other meaning

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<samp>

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Used to show strong emphasis

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<strong>

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Used to showcase contact information

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<address>

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Element used to define a custom region in a web page in an 'inline' (horizontal) arrangement

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<span>

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Used to declare 'keywords' in a web page

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<meta>

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Provides the masthead area

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<header>

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Region for a sidebar

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<aside>

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Inline element used to show the exponent in a math expression

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<sup>

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A composition like an article in a newspaper

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<article>

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Defines the scope of the web page

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<html>

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Used for generic emphasis, could be confused with a unit of measure for fonts

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<em>

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Element used to define a custom region in a web page in a 'block' (vertical) arrangement

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<div>

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Used to declare a 'description' of a web page, used to populate a search-engine's results page

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<meta>

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Used to provide 'fancy' quotation marks (curly quotes)

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<q>

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Creates a numerical list

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<ol>

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Defines the bulk of the region seen by users

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<body>

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Defines the 'brain area' of the web page

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<head>

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The element used for basic text communication

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<p>

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Element used to insert a picture into a web page

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<img>

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The lowest ranking (smallest) heading element

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<h6>

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Ampersand symbol

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&

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Creates a bulletted list

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<ul>

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An _____ element is coded in a block element and doesn't begin on a new line

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inline

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HTML comment structure

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<!-- -->

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Inline element used to show the 2 in the chemical formula for water: H20

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<sub>

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Element used to connect an external style sheet

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<link>

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Region for a list of links

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<nav>

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The highest ranking (largest) heading element

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<h1>

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Generic region in a page that doesn't indicate the type of content

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<section>

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Section 2

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Defines a large region for text input

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<textarea>

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Defines a group of options in a 'drop-down' list

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<optgroup>

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Attribute used to merge a group of columns into a single cell

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colspan

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Creates a basic perimeter defining a region for user input; houses the user 'controls'

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<form>

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Region for footnotes

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<footer>

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Boolean attribute causing an option to be shown as loaded

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selected

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Creates a region to identify the type of user input requested

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<label>

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An illustration, diagram, photo, code listing or the like that is referred to from the main content of the document

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<figure>

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Used to create drawing regions within a web page

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<canvas>

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Used to create a row in a table

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<tr>

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Used to create an array of rows and columns

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<table>

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A description in a 'description list'

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<dd>

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Define a region of computer instructions or references to computer instructions within a web page

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<script>

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Embeds a media object in a web page

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<object>

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Attribute defining what an option returns

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value

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Creates choices in a 'drop-down' list

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<option>

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Used to create a 'column' in a table

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<td>

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Creates a visual perimeter around an area (for proximity purposes)

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<fieldset>

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Date or time that can be parsed by a browser

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<time>

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A term in a 'description list'

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<dt>

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<br> and <img> are examples of ______-__________ tags

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self-closing

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Groups the rows between the header and footer into a table body

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<tbody>

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Provides 'fodder' for the media player used to open a file

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<param>

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Used to create placeholders (anchors) with a page

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<a>

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_____ tags are often (always?) nested in the <map> tag code block and define _____ regions in a base image for ______

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<area>...hotspot...hyperlinks

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Used to create a group of one or more rows into a table header

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<thead>

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Three tags: easiest way to add a video or audio element to your web pages

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<video>, <audio>, <source>

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Caption that identifies a figure

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<figcaption>

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Creates a 'drop-down' list with user options

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<select>

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Groups one or more rows into a table footer

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<tfoot>

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Element often used to provide access to a YouTube video or MP3 file

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<embed>

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Used to create a 'description list'

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<dl>

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Two or more headings that form a composite heading

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<hgroup>

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Create a special region a user can 'press' that can contain text, formatted text, images, or other HTML elements

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<button>

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Creates a label for a fieldset within its perimeter to identify the information therein

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<legend>

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Defines a region of styles within the brains area of the web page

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<style>

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A ___ element is commonly used to identify a related control in a form. To associate it with a given control, you use the ____ attribute of the label to specify the ___ value of the control.

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<label> ... for ... id

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Attribute used to merge a group of rows into a single cell

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rowspan

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Used to create a header cell in a table row or column

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<th>

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