Qn. 1. Answer
is (A) background-color #C9E1FF:
The
background color of a page property specifies the color of the background of an
element. For example, a web page will have a orange color if we input the following
property;
body {
background-color: orange;
}
In CSS,
a color can most often be specified by a hex value like #C9E1FF or #ff0000
2.
Answer
is (A) .css file extension.
CSS which
stands for cascading style sheet is used to format the contents of a webpage.
CSS files can define the color, font, line spacing, borders, and indentation.
CSS contains the .css file extension used to format contents of an associate
website.
3.
Answer
is (D) Value.
A rule
set in CSS consists of a selector and a declaration block. The Value always
lies on the declaration block which contains a CSS property value and name,
separated by a semicolon. A CSS value is used to define the set of valid values
for a CSS function or property.
4.
The
answer is (A) Property.
Properties
which are usually inside a curly brackets, simply take the form of words like
Font weight, color or background color. Other examples of CSS properties
include border which includes border style and border width, Font-family,
Padding and Margins.
5.
The
answer is (C) It is contained in a separate file than HTML files.
We use
CSS to define and include the design in our web pages. CSS solved a big problem
of removing the style formatting from the HTML page. CSS is able to display one
HTML page with four different style sheets.
