HTML Worksheet: Semantic Tags
Code tip (Say what it is): Top to bottom: <header> → <nav> → <main> → <footer>. <article> = a post or story; <aside> = a side box of extra notes. <div> and <span> are not semantic — they say nothing about meaning.
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- 1.🔢 On a typical page, from top to bottom, which comes FIRST? (a) <header> (b) <nav> (c) <footer> (d) <main>
- 2.🧭 Is <section> semantic or not semantic? (a) not semantic (b) semantic
- 3.🧭 Which semantic tag holds one blog post? (a) <main> (b) <nav> (c) <article> (d) <header>
- 4.🔢 On a typical page, from top to bottom, which comes first: “<header>” or “<main>”? (a) <header> (b) <main>
- 5.🧭 Which semantic tag helps you move around? (a) <footer> (b) <header> (c) <nav> (d) <aside>
- 6.Which of these is true of <article>? (a) sits at the very top (b) holds the logo and title (c) holds a news story (d) holds extra side notes
- 7.True or false: <footer> holds a news story. (a) False (b) True
- 8.Which of these is true of <main>? (a) holds the logo and title (b) holds the main content (c) holds the menu of links (d) holds extra side notes
- 9.🧭 Is <nav> semantic or not semantic? (a) not semantic (b) semantic
- 10.🧭 Which semantic tag sits at the very top? (a) <header> (b) <main> (c) <article> (d) <footer>
- 11.🧭 Is <div> semantic or not semantic? (a) semantic (b) not semantic
- 12.True or false: <header> holds a side box of tips. (a) False (b) True
- 13.🧭 How many <main> parts should a page have? (a) ten (b) one (c) three (d) none
- 14.🧭 Which semantic tag holds the logo and title? (a) <main> (b) <header> (c) <article> (d) <nav>
- 15.True or false: <nav> helps you move around. (a) False (b) True
- 16.🧭 Is <article> semantic or not semantic? (a) not semantic (b) semantic
- 17.True or false: <nav> sits at the bottom. (a) False (b) True
- 18.🧭 Who is helped most by semantic tags? (a) nobody (b) only the server (c) screen-reader users (d) only the printer
- 19.True or false: <footer> holds the menu of links. (a) False (b) True
- 20.🧭 Which semantic tag holds a news story? (a) <article> (b) <header> (c) <aside> (d) <nav>
- 21.True or false: <header> holds the logo and title. (a) True (b) False
- 22.Which of these is true of <aside>? (a) sits at the very top (b) holds the menu of links (c) helps you move around (d) holds a side box of tips
- 23.True or false: <header> holds a news story. (a) True (b) False
- 24.🧭 Is <header> semantic or not semantic? (a) semantic (b) not semantic
- 25.Which of these is true of <nav>? (a) holds one blog post (b) holds the menu of links (c) sits at the bottom (d) holds a news story
- 26.Which of these is true of <header>? (a) holds extra side notes (b) holds the menu of links (c) holds the logo and title (d) holds one blog post
- 27.True or false: <article> helps you move around. (a) False (b) True
- 28.True or false: <article> holds the logo and title. (a) True (b) False
- 29.🧭 Why use <nav> instead of <div> for a menu? (a) it loads faster (b) it makes text red (c) it tells its meaning (d) it adds pictures
- 30.🧭 Is <span> semantic or not semantic? (a) not semantic (b) semantic
- 31.True or false: <nav> holds the menu of links. (a) False (b) True
- 32.True or false: <main> sits at the very top. (a) True (b) False
- 33.Which of these is true of <main>? (a) holds the menu of links (b) holds the logo and title (c) is the page’s key part (d) holds one blog post
- 34.🔢 On a typical page, from top to bottom, which comes LAST? (a) <nav> (b) <footer> (c) <main> (d) <header>
- 35.🔢 On a typical page, from top to bottom, what comes right after “<header>”? (a) <main> (b) <nav> (c) <footer>
- 36.True or false: <footer> helps you move around. (a) False (b) True
- 37.True or false: <header> holds the menu of links. (a) True (b) False
- 38.Which of these is true of <header>? (a) helps you move around (b) holds the main content (c) holds a side box of tips (d) sits at the very top
- 39.True or false: <article> holds a news story. (a) False (b) True
- 40.True or false: <article> sits at the bottom. (a) True (b) False
Answer key
- <header>
- semantic
- <article>
- <header>
- <nav>
- holds a news story
- False
- holds the main content
- semantic
- <header>
- not semantic
- False
- one
- <header>
- True
- semantic
- False
- screen-reader users
- False
- <article>
- True
- holds a side box of tips
- False
- semantic
- holds the menu of links
- holds the logo and title
- False
- False
- it tells its meaning
- not semantic
- True
- False
- is the page’s key part
- <footer>
- <nav>
- False
- False
- sits at the very top
- True
- False
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