set the “name” attribute of input to same value as “for” attribute
set the “value” attribute of input to same value as “for” attribute
set the “id” attribute of input to same value as “for” attribute
all the above options are necessary
Elements with <input type="checkbox"> can have multiple value because multiple checkboxes can be selected and part of same set
Elements with <input type="radio"> can have same value because multiple radio buttons can be selected and part of same set
Elements with <input type="checkbox"> can have same value because only one checkbox can be selected and part of same set
Elements with <input type="radio"> can have same value because only one radio button can be selected and part of same set
text
textarea
submit
radio
<select>
<list>
<input type="dropdown">
Any of them will work
selected
value
multiple
none of the above
Specify the action to be performed on the form content
Specify the address on the server to send the form content to
Specify the method to call when the form is submitted
None of the above
the method name that process the form data
the URI of program that processes the form data
the method that the browser uses to submit the form
GET
POST
OUT
All of These
<video>
<canvas>
<media>
<audio>
<source>
audio
source
src
controls
figure
caption
any tag
body tag
html tag
head tag
title tag
autoplay
loop
<form>
<optgroup>
<output>
<option>
ticked
select
checked
favicon
image
icon
fav
a scheme to be used to interpret the value of the content attribute
a name for the metadata
the character encoding for the HTML document
none of the mentioned
<input type="submit" value="Submit"/>
<input type="text" value="Submit"/>
<input type="button" value="Submit"/>
<input type="reset" value="Submit"/>
Get
Post
Put
Out