1. First off, what does CSS actually stand for? "_______ Style Sheets" Answer: (One word: 9 letters)

2. CSS styles can be introduced into your web page in any of three places. Which of the following is not one of them? In the head of the document In a properly-linked CSS file In an HTML comment before the target HTML element As a "style" attribute in the target HTML element

3. Comments are done in CSS with what opening and closing symbols? !-- to open and --! to close ** to open and ** to close /* to open and */ to close // to open and // to close

4. What keyword is given to a rule to prevent other conflicting rules from overriding it? !decisive! !final !important !block-inherit!

5. Which of these is proper CSS syntax? font-color:#000088; font_color: 000088. font color:#blue font.color(#000088);

6. How would you go about adding a thin, black border to an element? black-border:solid 1px; border-style:solid,1px,#000000; border:solid 1px #000000; element-border:1px black;

7. When elements are positioned absolutely, they can be layered on top of one another. What property determines the stacking order for layered elements? layer-number z-position z-index layer-order

8. In newer forms of HTML (XHTML 1.1 for example), the "center" tag is deprecated. What is the CSS equivalent? text-align:center; center:true; page-align:center; centering:on;

9. Borders work differently for tables in HTML than in CSS. What is the main difference? In HTML, you can not set the width of the border You cannot actually create borders with HTML You cannot actually create borders with CSS HTML borders apply to all cells, CSS only to the outside

10. Which of these CSS properties does not have an HTML equivalent? font-family:Arial; text-decoration:underline; font-weight:bold; overflow:scroll;