Section 13.8 Mixed-Up Code Questions
Checkpoint 13.8.1.
Create an HTML page with your name as the title tag in the head tag, “Favorite Activities” as the h1 tag in the body tag, and a description of your favorite activites in the p tag in the body tag, also. For example, if the name was “Melody” and the description of the favorite activities was “I like to swim.”, the tab would show “Melody”, “Favorite Activites” would appear as bold on the webpage as the first line, and “I like to swim.” would be below that as regular font (smaller font size without bold).
<!DOCTYPE html>
---
<html>
---
<head>
---
<title>Melody</title>
---
<title>Melody<title> #paired
---
</head>
---
<body>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites</h1>
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<h1>Favorite Activites<h1> #paired
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<p>
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I like to swim.
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</p>
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</body>
---
</html>
Checkpoint 13.8.2.
Create an HTML page with your name as the title tag in the head tag, “Favorite Activities” as the h1 tag in the body tag, and a red-colored description of your favorite activites in the p tag in the body tag, also. For example, if the name was “Melody” and the description of the favorite activities was “I like to swim.”, the tab would show “Melody”, “Favorite Activites” would appear as bold on the webpage as the first line, and “I like to swim.” would be below that in red as regular font (smaller font size without bold).
<!DOCTYPE html>
---
<html>
---
<head>
---
<title>Melody</title>
---
</head>
---
<body>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites</h1>
---
<p style="color:red;">I like to swim.</p>
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<p><style="color:red;">I like to swim.</style></p> #paired
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<p style = "color: red;">I like to swim.</p>
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</body>
---
</html>
Checkpoint 13.8.3.
Create an HTML page with your name as the title tag in the head tag, “Favorite Activities” as the h1 tag in the body tag, and a 25 pixel font-sized description of your favorite activites in the p tag in the body tag, also. For example, if the name was “Melody” and the description of the favorite activities was “I like to swim.”, the tab would show “Melody”, “Favorite Activites” would appear as bold on the webpage as the first line, and “I like to swim.” would be below that with a size of 25 pixels.
<!DOCTYPE html>
---
<html>
---
<head>
---
<title>Melody</title>
---
</head>
---
<body>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites</h1>
---
<p style="font-size:25px;">I like to swim.</p>
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<p style="fontsize:25px;">I like to swim.</p> #paired
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<p style="font-size:25 px;">I like to swim.</p>
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</body>
---
</html>
Checkpoint 13.8.4.
Create an HTML page with your name as the title tag in the head tag, “Favorite Activities” as the h1 tag in the body tag, and a description of your favorite activites with the font “Brush Script MT” in the p tag in the body tag, also. For example, if the name was “Melody” and the description of the favorite activities was “I like to swim.”, the tab would show “Melody”, “Favorite Activites” would appear as bold on the webpage as the first line, and “I like to swim.” would be below in the font “Brush Script MT” (cursive looking).
<!DOCTYPE html>
---
<html>
---
<head>
---
<title>Melody</title>
---
</head>
---
<body>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites</h1>
---
<p style="font-family:Brush Script MT;">I like to swim.</p>
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<p style="font:Brush Script MT;">I like to swim.</p> #paired
---
</body>
---
</html>
Checkpoint 13.8.5.
Create an HTML page with your name as the title tag in the head tag, “Favorite Activities” as the h1 tag in the body tag, and a description of your favorite activites with the activity name blue in the p tag in the body tag, also. For example, if the name was “Melody” and the description of the favorite activities was “I like to swim.”, the tab would show “Melody”, “Favorite Activites” would appear as bold on the webpage as the first line, and “I like to swim.” would be below in a regular font with the word “swim” as blue.
<!DOCTYPE html>
---
<html>
---
<head>
---
<title>Melody</title>
---
</head>
---
<body>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites</h1>
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<p>I like to <span style="color:blue;">swim</span>.</p>
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<p>I <span style="color:blue;">like to swim</span>.</p> #paired
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</body>
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</html>
Checkpoint 13.8.6.
Create an HTML page with your name as the title tag in the head tag, “Favorite Activities” as the h1 tag in the body tag, and a div tag with a purple background color and the description of your favorite activites in multiple p tags in the div tag in the body tag. For example, if the name was “Melody” and the description of the favorite activities was “I like to swim.” in one p tag and “I like to eat.” in a second p tag, the tab would show “Melody”, “Favorite Activites” would appear as bold on the webpage as the first line, and “I like to swim.” and “I like to eat.” would be below in regular font with a purple background.
<!DOCTYPE html>
---
<html>
---
<head>
---
<title>Melody</title>
---
<title>Melody<title> #paired
---
</head>
---
<body>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites</h1>
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<h1>Favorite Activites<h1> #paired
---
<div style="background-color:purple">
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<p>I like to swim.</p>
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<p>I like to swim.<p> #paired
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<p>I like to eat.</p>
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<p>I like to eat.<p> #paired
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</div>
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</div>
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</body>
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</html>
Checkpoint 13.8.7.
Create an HTML page with your name as the
title tag in the
head tag, “Favorite Activities” as the
h1 tag in the
body tag, a description of your favorite activites in the
p tag in the
body tag, and a description with a link to a related article in the
a tag in the
body tag. For example, if the name was “Melody”, the description of the favorite activities was “I like to swim.”, the description of the link was “Here are some benefits of swimming!”, and the link was “
https://www.healthline.com/health/benefits-of-swimming 1 ”, the tab would show “Melody”, “Favorite Activites” would appear as bold on the webpage as the first line, “I like to swim.” would be below in a regular font, and “Here are some benefits of swimming!” would appear below that with it being linked to “
https://www.healthline.com/health/benefits-of-swimming 2 ”.
<!DOCTYPE html>
---
<html>
---
<head>
---
<title>Melody</title>
---
</head>
---
<body>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites</h1>
---
<p>I like to swim.</p>
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<a href="https://www.healthline.com/health/benefits-of-swimming">Here are some benefits of swimming!</a>
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<a href="https://www.healthline.com/health/benefits-of-swimming" Here are some benefits of swimming!></a> #paired
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</body>
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</html>
Checkpoint 13.8.8.
Create an HTML page with your name as the title tag in the head tag, “Favorite Activities” as the h1 tag in the body tag, and a description of your favorite activites in the p tag in the body tag, also. For example, if the name was “Melody” and the description of the favorite activities was “I like to swim.”, the tab would show “Melody”, “Favorite Activites” would appear as bold on the webpage as the first line, and “I like to swim.” would be below that as regular font (smaller font size without bold).
<!DOCTYPE html>
---
<html>
---
<head>
---
<title>Melody</title>
---
<title>Melody<title> #paired
---
</head>
---
<body>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites</h1>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites<h1> #paired
---
<p>
---
I like to swim.
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</p>
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</body>
---
</html>
Checkpoint 13.8.9.
Create an HTML page with your name as the title tag in the head tag, “Favorite Activities” as the h1 tag in the body tag, and a description of your favorite activites in the p tag in the body tag, also. For example, if the name was “Melody” and the description of the favorite activities was “I like to swim.”, the tab would show “Melody”, “Favorite Activites” would appear as bold on the webpage as the first line, and “I like to swim.” would be below that as regular font (smaller font size without bold).
<!DOCTYPE html>
---
<html>
---
<head>
---
<title>Melody</title>
---
<title>Melody<title> #paired
---
</head>
---
<body>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites</h1>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites<h1> #paired
---
<p>
---
I like to swim.
---
</p>
---
</body>
---
</html>
Checkpoint 13.8.10.
Create an HTML page with your name as the title tag in the head tag, “Favorite Activities” as the h1 tag in the body tag, and a description of your favorite activites in the p tag in the body tag, also. For example, if the name was “Melody” and the description of the favorite activities was “I like to swim.”, the tab would show “Melody”, “Favorite Activites” would appear as bold on the webpage as the first line, and “I like to swim.” would be below that as regular font (smaller font size without bold).
<!DOCTYPE html>
---
<html>
---
<head>
---
<title>Melody</title>
---
<title>Melody<title> #paired
---
</head>
---
<body>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites</h1>
---
<h1>Favorite Activites<h1> #paired
---
<p>
---
I like to swim.
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</p>
---
</body>
---
</html>
https://www.healthline.com/health/benefits-of-swimming
https://www.healthline.com/health/benefits-of-swimming
