1. Describe the function of the <WBR> tag: Used inside <NOBR> to indicate optimal places to line break should the UA feel the need to do so. This tag is deprecated since HTML 2.0.

2. Describe the function of the <XMP></A> tag</I>: indicates a block of text where all HTML tags are ignored. The only tag that is not ignored is </XMP>. This tag is deprecated since HTML 2.0.

3. Name ten attributes for (Image):
   • SRC: where to get the picture (required)
   • ALT: text to show if you don't show the picture (REQUIRED!!!)
   • NAME: used by JavaScript to identify the image (deprecated, use ID instead)
   • LONGDESC: URL of a long description of the image
   • WIDTH: how wide is the picture (not required, contrary to popular opinion)
   • HEIGHT: how tall is the picture (not required, contrary to popular opinion)
   • ALIGN = LEFT | RIGHT | TOP | TEXTTOP | MIDDLE | ABSMIDDLE | BOTTOM | ABSBOTTOM | BASELINE:how text should flow around the picture (some of these values deprecated/bogus)
   • BORDER: border around the picture
   • HSPACE: horizontal distance between the picture and the text
   • VSPACE: vertical distance between the picture and the text
   • ISMAP: is this a clickable map?
   • USEMAP: name of the map definition
   • LOWSRC: a version of the picture that isn't such a big file
   • NATURALSIZEFLAG: meaningless
   • NOSAVE: meaningless
   • DYNSRC: play a movie file
   • CONTROLS: show the buttons which control the movie
   • LOOP = INFINITE | -1 | # of loops: how many times to loop the movie
   • START = FILEOPEN | MOUSEOVER: when to start playing the movie
   • onLoad: script to runs after the image is downloaded
   • SUPPRESS = TRUE | FALSE: don't show icons of images that haven't downloaded yet

4. Is HTML a programming language? Why or why not?: No, it is not a programming language. See the many other correct answers in this thread for details.

5. The HTML code Å is an example of a ________.: It is A character entity reference.

6. What markup language was the original parent language of HTML? : SGML

OK, nitpick away.