# HTML5 Quiz

## HTML5

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## Quiz

?: Describe the purpose(s) of the `<header>` element.

( ) The beginning of the document that lets the browser know when to load the page content. ( ) The section of the HTML document the contains links to CSS stylesheets and metadata. (X) Represents a part of the HTML document used as a main header; often containing main document headings (`<h1>`-`<h6>` or logo graphics) for a page or page section. ( ) All of the above.

?: Describe the purposes of the `<footer>` element.

( ) Requests the browser to crop that section of the page off. ( ) Represents a space for the user to write in comments. ( ) An area designated for search engines to append search suggestions. (X) Represents a section of the HTML document used as finishing section; A footer typically contains information about the page's section(s), such as information about the author or copyright holder, links to related documents, and the like.

?: Describe the purposes of the `<nav>` element.

( ) Defines a piece of the code where search engines should navigate to if they crash. (X) Represents a section of the HTML document that contains the main navigation for the site. ( ) Defines the naval, the belly button of your web page. ( ) None of the above.

?: Describe the purposes of the `<section>` element.

(X) This element divides your content into sections. Each section can cover different topics either related or non-related to the other sections. ( ) Defines a cross-section of information for use by robots. ( ) Refers to the main navigation of the web page. ( ) None of the above.

?: When using the `<video>` element you have the option of specifying multiple source files.

(X) TRUE ( ) FALSE

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