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HTML Structure and Form Creation Guide

The document outlines a set of short and long answer questions related to HTML, including the basic structure of an HTML page, semantic tags, and the differences between block-level and inline-level elements. It also includes practical tasks requiring the creation of an HTML webpage and a registration form with specific elements. Instructions for submission include providing complete HTML code, screenshots, and explanations of attributes used.

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HTML Structure and Form Creation Guide

The document outlines a set of short and long answer questions related to HTML, including the basic structure of an HTML page, semantic tags, and the differences between block-level and inline-level elements. It also includes practical tasks requiring the creation of an HTML webpage and a registration form with specific elements. Instructions for submission include providing complete HTML code, screenshots, and explanations of attributes used.

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Section A: Short Answer Questions (5 Marks Each)

1. Write the basic structure of an HTML page. Explain the purpose of each tag
used in the structure.
What are semantic tags in HTML? Explain the purpose of the following tags
with examples: <header>, <footer>, <section>, <article>, and <aside>.

2. Differentiate between block-level and inline-level elements in HTML. Provide


examples of each.

3. Explain the use of the following HTML tags with examples: <form>, <input>,
<label>, <textarea>, and <select>.

Section B: Long Answer Questions (10 Marks Each)

5. Create an HTML webpage with the following elements:


o A heading and a paragraph.
o An image with an alternate text.
o A hyperlink that opens in a new tab.
o A horizontal line separating content.
o Use <br> to create line breaks where necessary.
6. Design a registration form using HTML with the following fields:
o Name (text input)
o Email (email input)
o Password (password input)
o Gender (radio buttons)
o Hobbies (checkboxes)
o City (dropdown)
o A submit button

Instructions for Practical Tasks

 Question 6 requires students to write the HTML code and demonstrate the output in a
browser.
 Submit the following:
o Complete HTML code.
o Screenshots of the rendered form.
o Explanation of attributes used in the form.

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