Practice 3

Read everything before doing anything!

The object of this assignment is to use lists, attributes, and character entities in HTML.

1. The <title> of your document must be
   Personal Information about your name goes here
2. Start with a level one heading, right-aligned, with the text:

   All About your name goes here

3. Follow this with a level two heading:

   Classes I'm Taking

   and this text in a paragraph:

   Here are my classes at Evergreen Valley College.

   Make sure you use a typographically correct quote in I'm.
4. This is followed by a bulleted list giving the names of at least three classes. (If you are taking fewer than three classes, just make up something.) This list must have square bullets.
5. Put in a level two heading with the text:

   My Favorite Things

6. Next comes a nested list. The outer list will be numbered; the inner list will be bulleted with open circles. Have at least two items in the outer list, and each inner list must have at least two items. Here is an example (with * representing a bullet); do not copy it–make up one of your own!

   1. Animal
      * Snake
      * Horse
      * Kinkajou
   2. Vegetable
      * Kohlrabi
      * Eggplant
   3. Mineral
      * Iron Pyrite
      * Feldspar
      * Granite

7. A level two heading that reads

   My Favorite Words & Definitions

8. Construct a definition list that has at least three words and three definitions. Do not copy these out of a dictionary. If you want to make up words and definitions, go right ahead.
9. Place a horizontal rule that goes 75% of the width of the screen, with a height of three pixels, unshaded.
10. In small font, put a centered paragraph reading:

    Copyright (c) 2007 Evergreen Valley College, San Jose, CA

    Use the real copyright symbol instead of (c), and put the correct accent mark over the e in San Jose

Your document must include a comment near the beginning that gives your name and the date. It must be in the form:

<!-- Written by Your Name Here 31 Sep 2099 -->

After Your Markup is Finished

Use the validator at http://validator.w3.org to make sure that your HTML document is valid.