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Chapter-9 Using Lists and Tables in HTML 5 Notes

This document covers Chapter 9 of a Computer Science curriculum for Grade VII, focusing on using lists and tables in HTML5. It includes fill-in-the-blank exercises, true or false statements, application-based questions, multiple choice questions, and detailed explanations of unordered, ordered, and description lists, as well as table creation and styling properties. Key properties such as LIST-STYLE-IMAGE and empty-cells are also discussed, along with their syntax.

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Chapter-9 Using Lists and Tables in HTML 5 Notes

This document covers Chapter 9 of a Computer Science curriculum for Grade VII, focusing on using lists and tables in HTML5. It includes fill-in-the-blank exercises, true or false statements, application-based questions, multiple choice questions, and detailed explanations of unordered, ordered, and description lists, as well as table creation and styling properties. Key properties such as LIST-STYLE-IMAGE and empty-cells are also discussed, along with their syntax.

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Grade : VII Subject : Computer Science

CHAPTER-9 USING LISTS AND TABLES IN HTML 5

A. Fill in the blanks:


1. List
2. Unordered
3. Border-spacing
4. Reversed
5. Description

B. State true or false:


1. False
2. True
3. False
4. True
5. False

C. Application based questions:


1. Border-collapse property
2. LIST-STYLE-IMAGE property

D. Multiple Choice Questions:

1. a) Bulleted

2. b) 1

3. a) List-style-position

4. b) <dd>

5. c) Caption-side
E. Answer the following:
1. <ul> tag begins an unordered list, where the items in the list are
not to be displayed in any particular sequence.
Ex:
 Mouse
 Keyboard

Whereas, the <ol> tag displays the list of items in a specific


order. Such a list is called an ordered list. It indents and gives
a number to each item in the list.
Ex:
1. mouse
2. Keyboard

2. The types of list that HTML provides are:


 Unordered List- An unordered list is used when the items are
not to be displayed in any particular sequence.

 Ordered List- The Ordered list is used to display the list of


items in a specific order. An ordered list indents and gives a
number to each item in the list

 Description List- A description list consists of a term


followed by its definition. It is used to present a glossary, list
of terms, or other name/value lists.

3. Tables are extremely popular on the web because they are


flexible and an attractive way of presenting information in the
form of rows and columns. To create a table in HTML, <table> tag
is used. Each table begins with a <table> tag and ends with </table>
tag.
4. Write short notes on:
 LIST-STYLE-IMAGE property specifies an image as the list
item marker.
 SYNTAX: list-style-image:value
 where value=url(“path of the image”)|none
 LIST-STYLE is the shorthand property wherein all the list
properties can be specified
 in one declaration.
 SYNTAX: list-style:value
 where value= value for list-style-type| value for list-
style-position| value for liststyle-image.
 Empty-cells property helps in specifying whether or not the
border and background
 are to be placed around empty cells in a table.
 SYNTAX: empty-cells:value
 where value= show(default)|hide

LAB Session -
Refer text book page no. 133

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