HTML Text: Ex. 3.3 - Form-Based Practice Exercises

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        <H1><CENTER>Logical Element Practice Exercises</CENTER></H1>
        <PRE>NAME:  <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="ID" SIZE=25></PRE>
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          Enter the single best answer to each question below.
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        <B>Item 1:</B><BR>
         What HTML logical element typically produces underlined text?<BR><BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q1" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=1 CHECKED onClick="alert('Sorry, try again.');">No Response<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q1" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=2 onClick="alert('STRONG typically does not produce underlining. Please try again.');">STRONG <BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q1" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=3 onClick="alert('Sorry, CITE is for citations.');">CITE<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q1" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=4 onClick="alert('U is not correct. It is a physical element.');">U<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q1" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=5 onClick="alert('None is correct, congratulations.');">None of the above<BR>
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        <B>Item 2:</B><BR>
         What HTML logical element typically produces italic text?<BR><BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q2" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=1 CHECKED onClick="alert('Sorry, try again.');">No Response<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q2" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=2 onClick="alert('There is no ITALIC element, Sorry, try again.');">ITALIC <BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q2" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=3 onClick="alert('Your response is incorrect. Please try again.');">I<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q2" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=4 onClick="alert('EM is correct. Congratulations.');">EM<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q2" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=5 onClick="alert('H1 produces the largest heading size. Try again.');">H1<BR>
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        <B>Item 3:</B><BR>
         What HTML logical element typically produces superscript text?<BR><BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q3" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=1 CHECKED onClick="alert('Sorry, try again.');">No Response<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q3" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=2 onClick="alert('SUP is a physical element. Please try again.');">SUP<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q3" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=3 onClick="alert('SUB is a physical element. Please try again.');">SUB<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q3" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=4 onClick="alert('S is a physical element. Try again.');">S<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q3" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=5 onClick="alert('None of the above is correct.');">None of the above<BR>
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        <B>Item 4:</B><BR>
         What HTML logical element typically marks quoted text?<BR><BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q4" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=1 CHECKED onClick="alert('Sorry, try again.');">No Response<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q4" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=2 onClick="alert('Sample is incorrect. Try it again.');">SAMPLE <BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q4" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=3 onClick="alert('H2 produces the 2nd largest headings. Please try again.');">H2<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q4" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=4 onClick="alert('CITE is for citations. Try again.');">CITE<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q4" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=5 onClick="alert('BLOCKQUOTE is correct.');">BLOCKQUOTE<BR>
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        <B>Item 5:</B><BR>
         What HTML logical element typically produces typewriter text?<BR><BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q5" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=1 CHECKED onClick="alert('Sorry, try again.');">No Response<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q5" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=2 onClick="alert('EM is for emphasis (typically italics). Try again.');">EM <BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q5" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=3 onClick="alert('CODE is correct.');">CODE<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q5" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=4 onClick="alert('TT is a physical style element.');">TT<BR>
         <INPUT NAME="Q5" TYPE="RADIO" VALUE=5 onClick="alert('VAR is for variables.');">VAR<BR>
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