FBISE, NCP & NBF-aligned resources for Classes 9–12

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Computer Chapter 3 : Topic 2.3

Purpose of HTML

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A student is asked to create a webpage that displays headings, paragraphs, and images on the internet. Which technology should be used for this purpose?

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Which is the primary purpose of HTML in web development?

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A webpage contains paragraphs and images but no styling or interactivity. Which language is responsible for displaying this content?

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What happens if HTML is removed from a webpage that contains text and images?

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Which element is most directly associated with HTML usage?

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A teacher explains that HTML is used to show information on the internet. What type of information is mainly displayed using HTML?

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Which of the following is NOT a purpose of HTML?

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A webpage shows a heading, paragraph, and an image using tags like

,

, and . Which language is being used?

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What is the role of HTML tags in a webpage?

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A student wants to publish a simple webpage with text and images only. Which technology is sufficient?

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Which component of a website is responsible for showing images on a webpage?

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Why is HTML essential for viewing webpages in a browser?

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Which statement best describes HTML?

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A webpage contains only raw text and images without formatting. Which language is most likely used?

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Which task is NOT performed by HTML?

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What is the main output of HTML when a webpage is opened in a browser?

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A webpage developer wants to ensure that text and images appear correctly on all browsers. Which language ensures this basic display?

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Which of the following best represents HTML content?

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What role does HTML play in a website?

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A teacher asks students to identify the language that allows content to be visible on the internet. Which is correct?

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Which combination of elements is typically displayed using HTML on a webpage?

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