1 of 25XHTML selectors need a hash mark [#] before the selector name.a) Trueb) FalseQuestion2 of 25Define the underlined part of this rule: h1 { color: blue}a) Declaration Valueb) Selectorc) Declara

1 of 25XHTML selectors need a hash mark [#] before the selector name.a) Trueb) FalseQuestion2 of 25Define the underlined part of this rule: h1 { color: blue}a) Declaration Valueb) Selectorc) Declaration Propertyd) ElementQuestion3 of 25Which is not a part of a rule within a style sheet?a) Link to the style sheetb) The selector elementc) The declaration propertyd) The declaration valueQuestion4 of 25CSS is good to use since all browsers apply it uniformly.a) Trueb) FalseQuestion5 of 25Which of the follow configures a class called logo with blue text, 14px, and Arial or a sans-serif font using CSS?a) #logo { text-color: blue; font-size: 14px; font-family: Arial, sans-serif; }b) .logo { color: blue; font-size: 14px; font-family: Arial, sans-serif; }c) #logo { color: blue; font-size: 14px; font-family: Arial, sans-serif; }d) .logo { text-color: blue; font-size: 14px; font-family: Arial, sans-serif; }Question6 of 25CSS syntax consists of two parts: selector and declaration.a) Trueb) FalseQuestion7 of 25You cannot apply the same styles to multiple selectors. You have to list each one out individually.a) Trueb) FalseQuestion8 of 25Which of the following is the extension for an external style sheet?a) htmb) essc) cssd) There is no extension necessary.Question9 of 25Which of the following is a good "rule of thumb" when naming classes in CSS?a) Don't worry about the length of the class name.b) Name class selectors after the formatting (i.e., "large Bold").c) Use XHTML element names whenever possible to help simplify things.d) Use names that describe what the class will be use used for. i.e. "footer"Question10 of 25Define the underlined part of this rule: h1 { color: blue}a) Declaration Valueb) Selectorc) Declaration Propertyd) ElementQuestion11 of 25Which of the follow configures a background color of #FFCCFF for a web page?a) body { background: #FFCCFF; }b) document { background-color: #FFCCFF; }c) body { background-color: #FFCCFF; }d) document { background: #FFCCFF; }Question12 of 25What is wrong with this line of code? body {background-color: 000066}a) It is missing a period before "body".b) The colon after "background-color" needs to be a semi-colon.c) It is missing the pound sign before "body"d) It is missing the pound sign before the color code.Question13 of 25Class selectors can be used to define the style of an element without using XHTML tags.a) Trueb) FalseQuestion14 of 25You can get rid of the underline in hyperlinks by using the text-decoration property on a selector called "a", for the anchor tag.a) Trueb) FalseQuestion15 of 25Id selectors are used to help apply a unique style to one area of a web page.a) Trueb) FalseQuestion16 of 25You can only use Hexadecimal codes for colors in CSS.a) Trueb) FalseQuestion17 of 25Which of the following can be a CSS selector?a) A class nameb) An XHTML elementc) An id named) All of the aboveQuestion18 of 25CSS stands for Cascading Simple Styles.a) Trueb) FalseQuestion19 of 25What do you use in order to associate a web page with an external style sheet?a) <link />b) <a>c) <target>d) Question20 of 25Class selectors need a period (.) before the class name within the style sheet.a) Trueb) FalseQuestion21 of 25Which type of unit cannot be used to set the font-size of text within a style sheet?a) Text Valuesb) Percentage Unitsc) Cm (Centimeter) Unitsd) Px (Pixels) UnitsQuestion22 of 25What declaration property is missing from this line of code? H2 {"____": Arial, sans-serif}a) font-sizeb) font-familyc) fontd) text-familyQuestion23 of 25Which one of these is NOT a method of incorporating CSS?a) Embedded stylesb) External Stylesc) Inline Stylesd) Declaration StylesQuestion24 of 25Define the underlined part of this rule: h1 { color: blue}a) Declaration Valueb) Selectorc) Declaration Propertyd) ElementQuestion25 of 25What element is useful in creating areas on a web page that is physically separated from other areas?a) <span>b) c) <style>d) <link />