Test on HTML Semantics and Metadata Essentials

Question 1: A section element can stand independently out of the context of the rest of the site.

A. Ano

B. Ne

Explanation: The study materials state that a section element 'Can't stand independently out of the site'.

Question 2: According to the provided study materials, which of the following scenarios are appropriate for using the HTML <article> element?

A. News articles or blog posts.

B. Photo galleries or user comments.

C. Content that cannot stand independently out of the context of the rest of the site.

D. General sectioning of related content within a larger document.

Explanation: The study materials state that the <article> element is suitable for 'Articles, News, comments, Photogallery, ...' and 'Can stand alone and out of the context of the rest of the site'. Therefore, news articles, blog posts, photo galleries, and user comments are appropriate uses. Options 2 and 3 describe characteristics of the <section> element, which cannot stand independently.

Question 3: Have novel Coronavirus mutations made their way to the Czech Republic?

A. Ano

B. Ne

Explanation: Health professionals are reassessing current quarantine guidelines regarding the novel Coronavirus mutations that have made their way to the Czech Republic.

Question 4: Based on the provided study materials, where would one find information regarding COVID-19 vaccination reservations?

A. Under the heading 'Pravocné případy'

B. Via a link labeled 'Očkování: rezervace a odpovědi'

C. In the article discussing new quarantine guidelines

D. On the xm.cz customer care page

Explanation: The study materials include a section with various topics related to COVID-19. Under point 2, there is a clear label 'Očkování: rezervace a odpovědi' which translates to 'Vaccination: reservations and answers', indicating where to find this specific information.

Question 5: It is confirmed that no one survived the Chinese plane crash.

A. Ano

B. Ne

Explanation: The article states that "there are fears no one survived," which indicates a lack of confirmation regarding fatalities, not a confirmed outcome.