(p.34) You must insert a <P> tag in your HTML any time you want to start a new ________ in your Web page.

(p.34 & 35) Paragraphs are ________-aligned by default, but you can choose a different alignment using the align tags.

(p.34) When displayed in a Web browser, text between <P> and </P> tags appears as a paragraph with extra ________ above and below it.

(p.35) You can control the horizontal positioning, or alignment, of your paragraphs using the ________ attribute.

(p.35) You can choose to align a paragraph to the left, right, or center, or ________ the text so it is aligned on both the left and the right.

(p.35) You can type HTML commands in upper- or lowercase letters, or a combination of the two.

(p.36) You can use the line break tag, <________>, to control where your text breaks.

(p.36) Web browsers normally ________ text automatically; when a line of text reaches the right side of the browser window, it breaks and continues on the next line.

(p.36) You can insert a line break to instruct the browser to ________ the text and go to a new line.

(p.37) You can insert blank ________ within a line of text to indent or add emphasis to your text.

(p.37) Type ________ in the line where you want to add a blank space.

(p.37) The &nbsp; code stands for ________; web browsers will not create a line break where you insert these characters.

(p.37) The code &nbsp; is a type of HTML ________.

(p.38) You can use the ________ tags, <PRE> and </PRE>, to keep the line breaks and spaces you enter for a paragraph or block of text.

(p.38) Web browsers ignore ________, line breaks, and extra spaces between words in your code unless you insert the preformatted tags.

(p.38) Browsers display preformatted text in a ________ font by default.

(p.39) You can use ________ to help clarify information on a page, organize text, and create visual structure.

(p.39) You can choose from six heading levels for a document, starting with heading level 1 (<H1>), the ________.

(p.39) Headings appear as ________ text on a Web page.

(p.40) You can use ________ to set off a paragraph from the rest of the document page.

(p.40) Block quotes are commonly used with quoted text or ________ from other sources.

(p.41) You can use ________ to write notes to yourself within an HTML document; they do not appear when a browser displays a Web page.

(p.41) You can also place comments around HTML code to turn that code off, since HTML tags inside comments are not ________ by the browser.

(p.41) Type ________ where you want to place a comment.

(p.41) Type ________ to end a comment.

(p.42) You can use numbered lists on your Web page to display all kinds of ________ lists.

(p.42) Type ________ above the text you want to turn into a numbered list.

(p.42) Type ________ in front of each item in the list.

(p.43) To set a different number style, type ________=”?” within the <OL> tag, replacing ? with a number style code.

(p.43) By default, a Web browser reads your numbered list coding and starts with the number 1. To start with a different number, you must add a ________ attribute to the <OL> tag.

(p.44) You can add a ________ list to your document to set a list of items apart from the rest of the page of text.

(p.44) You can use a bulleted list, also called an ________ list, when you do not need to show the items in a particular order.

(p.44) By default, bullets appear as solid ________.

(p.44) If you want to use another bullet style, you must add a TYPE attribute to the ________ tag.

(p.46) You can use a ________ list to add a list within a list to your Web page.

(p.46) Nested lists allow you to display listed text at different ________ within the list hierarchy.

(p.46) You cannot use both numbered and bulleted lists within an existing list.

(p.46) Browsers usually set off nested unordered lists with different bullet ________.

(p.47) You can use a ________ list in your document to set text apart in the format of a glossary or dictionary.

(p.48) You can use HTML code to insert special ________ into your Web page text.

(p.48) Special characters are characters that do not usually appear on your ________.

(p.48) The codes used to insert special characters are called ________.

(p.48) Entities consist of number or name codes preceded by an ampersand and ending with a ________.