True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or
false.
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A table is an orderly arrangement of text and/or graphics into vertical rows and
horizontal columns.
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2.
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All tables start and end with - <table> .... </table>.
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3.
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To have the border of a table be invisible you would set the border attribute to
1.
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4.
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Tags used in one cell will carry over into other cells.
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5.
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Using the <div> tag with the style=”font-weight:bold “
attribute at the beginning and end of a table will cause all cells to have bold text.
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6.
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In most browsers the <th> tag will render the text in the cell as centered
and boldface.
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7.
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The width and height styles of a table are always specified in
pixels. <table style=”width:500px; height:400px”>
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8.
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By default, anything you place inside a table cell is aligned to the left and
vertically centered.
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9.
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You can align the contents of table cells both horizontally and vertically with
the “text-align” and “horizontal-align” style properties.
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10.
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You can save yourself a considerable amount of time and effort by applying the
align attributes to the <tr> tag.
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11.
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Spanning is the process of forcing a cell to stretch across more than one
row or column of a table
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12.
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Creating a sketch of your table before you write your code is a helpful way to
save time and frustration.
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13.
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The background of a cell in a table will override the background used on the web
page.
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14.
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The <table> tag only supports background colors and not background
images.
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15.
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The “cellspacing” attribute sets the amount of space (in pixels)
between the table borders and between the table cells themselves.
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16.
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The “cellpadding” attribute sets the amount of space (in pixels)
around the edges of information in the cells.
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17.
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As of now there are no CSS equivalents to “cellspacing” and
“cellpadding”.
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18.
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Invisible tables are a popular way to lay out pages and is encouraged by the
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
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Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or
answers the question.
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19.
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An html table has three (3) tags that help define and create rows and
columns. They are ____________.
a. | <tr>, <td>, and <th> | b. | <tr>, <tc>, and
<th> | c. | <tr>, <tc>, and <tb> | d. | <tr>, <td>, and
<tb> |
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20.
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The author of our book suggest that you should not nest tables more than _____
levels without a very good reason.
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