Question

State True or False:

1
An Ordered list automatically starts with the number 0.
2
The List-style-type property specifies the type of listitem marker that will be used as a bullet.
3.
The <TR> tag must always be present inside the row tag <TD>.
The tag <DT> is used to define the terms or names.
The default value of empty-cells property is hide.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. true

2. false

3. false

Explanation:

1. it remains 0 by default until not set to requirement

2.the list-style-position property specifies the position of the list item maker

3. TR is table row and TD is table data

hope this helps

Answer 2

Here are the answers and indications of which are true or false-

• Question 1: ("An Ordered list automatically starts with the number 0")- True. In Html c.ode The  <ol> tag begins an ordered list. By default, the items on the list will be numbered starting from 0.
• Question 2("The List-style-type property specifies the type of list item marker that will be used as a bullet.")- True. The bullet points will be outside the list item if "list-style-position: outside;" is used. Each line of a list item's first line will be vertically aligned.
• Q3("(i)The <TR> tag must always be present inside the row tag <TD>. (ii)The tag <DT> is used to define the terms or names. (iii)The default value of empty-cells property is hidden".​)- (i)False. Actually <TD> can or can not be present inside <TR>. (ii)True. This <DT> tag indicates a name in a description list. (iii)False. The opposite is correct.

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