Question

C. An unordered list uses as the list item marker i. Number ii. Bullets iii. Alphabets iv. None of these d. Which of the following values can be assigned to list-style-position property? i. Inside ii. Outside iii. Both of these iv. None of these e. Which of the following values can be specified to list-style-type property? i. Disc ii. Circle iii. Square iv. All of these f. Ordering of the list items can be given by i. Arabic numbers ii. Roman numerals iii. letters iv. All of these 1​

Answer 1

Answer:

c) ii. Bullets

d) iii. Both of these

e) iv. All of these

f) iv. All of these

Explanation:

c) Unordered list uses its list-item marker as bullets (disc), circle, square, etc. Numbers and alphabets are the list item markers of ordered list.

d) The list-style-position property specifies the position of list-item-markers. The property values can be

• inside - bullet points will be inside the list item
• outside - bullet points will be outside the list item
• initial - sets the value to default one
• inherit - inherits the value from its parent element

e) The list-style-type property specifies the type of list-item markers in a list.

Property values for an unordered list can be

• disc
• circle
• square

f) Ordering of list items specifies the list-type-property of the list items.

Property values for an ordered list can be

• numbers
• alphabets/letters (a-z, A-Z)
• Roman numerals (i,ii, iii, iv, .... or I, II, III, IV, ...)
• and so on.