Document Structure, Content, and Presentation X13c Review Questions and Answers Objectives ---------- a. Identify the difference between block-level and inline elements b. Identify the visual differences between paragraphs, divs and spans c. Structure content using block-level elements Questions --------- 1. Name one difference between block and inline code elements in XHTML. 2. Name three block elements. 3. Name three inline elements. 4. When text is put into a
entity with no other formatting, what does the browser display on a standard computer screen? 5. When text is put into a

entity with no other formatting, what does the browser display on a standard computer screen? 6. When text is put into a entity with no other formatting, what does the browser display on a standard computer screen? 7. What is "metadata"? 8. What are the three main forms of "content" on the Web? 9. What are the two aspects of "presentation"? 10. What is the normal medium of presentation for the World Wide Web? 11. Name two media besides the usual one on which Web information may be presented to people. 12. Name two examples of presentation format on any medium. Answers ------- 1. One of these two: 1. Block elements begin on a new line when rendered; 2. Block elements can all contain Inline elements, and many can contain other block elements. [X13cA1s] 2. Any three of the following: address, blockcode, blockquote, div, h, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, hr, p, pre, section [X13cA2s] 3. Any three of the following: a, abbr, cite, code, dfn em, img, kbd, l (letter "el"), quote, samp, span, strong, sub, sup, var [X13cA3s] 4. The text begins on a new line with no space between it and the preceding text block. [X13cB1s] 5. The text begins on a new line with blank line between it and the preceding text block. [X13cB2s] 6. The text continues on the same line with no space between it and the preceding or following text. [X13cB3s] 7. "Metadata" is data about data. It gives the role a particular data item plays. [X13cC1s] 8. Text, references, and objects [X13cC2s] 9. Medium and format [X13cC3s] 10. Desktop or laptop computer screen. [X13cC4s] 11. Any three of the following: voice reader, PDA, cell phone, braille (others are possible as well) [X13cC5s] 12. Size, color, font, loudness, speed, pitch (many others are possible as well) [X13cC6s]