Can you nest a <blockquote> element within another <blockquote> element in HTML?
<blockquote>
Yes, but both blockquotes will have the same indentation level.
No, nested blockquotes are not allowed in HTML.
It depends on the browser's interpretation of nested blockquotes.
Yes, it will create visually nested quotations.
Which HTML5 element is used to define the main content of a webpage?
Which HTML5 input type is used to let the user enter a URL?
text
link
web
url
What is the primary purpose of the HTML5 <canvas> element?
To embed pre-existing images.
To structure page layout and sections.
To display static vector graphics.
To create interactive animations and graphics.
Which attribute within the viewport meta tag is used to set the initial zoom level of the webpage?
user-scalable
width
height
initial-scale
Which HTML tag is most appropriate for displaying a variable name within a code snippet?
<var>
<kbd>
<samp>
<code>
Which HTML5 element is used to represent a scalar measurement within a known range, often displayed as a progress bar?
datalist
range
meter
progress
What is the default behavior of a browser when encountering a newline character within a <pre> tag?
<pre>
The newline character creates a line break.
The newline character is replaced with a space.
The browser displays an error message.
The newline character is ignored.
How does the <kbd> tag differ from the <code> tag in HTML?
<kbd> displays text in a fixed-width font, while <code> uses a proportional font.
<kbd> is used for keyboard input, while <code> is for displaying programming code.
<kbd> is for generic code snippets, while <code> represents user input.
<kbd> and <code> are interchangeable; there is no practical difference.
How can you provide alternative content to be displayed if the browser doesn't support the embedded content within an <object> tag?
By using a separate <div> element with a specific ID
By using the 'alt' attribute within the <object> tag
By including a comment tag with the alternative content
By placing the alternative content inside the opening and closing <object> tags