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| Always start the page after the DOCTYPE with the ____ element. |
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| Only the ____ and ____ elements can go direclty inside your HTML element. |
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| Always give your HEAD element a _____ element. |
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| The HEAD element is the only place you should put your _____, ____, and _____ elements. |
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| You can only put _____ elements directly inside your BODY element. |
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| All ______ elements and text need to be inside another block element before they can go in the ____ element. |
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| The only things you can put in a inline element are ____ and other ______ elements. ____ elememts are not allowed under any cicunstances. |
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| Paragraphs are for ____, so keep _____ elements out of your paragraphs. |
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| Only the __ element is allowed in the UL and __ elements. |
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| Webville has very liberal laws when it comes to the LI element, you can put ___, ______ elements, or _____ elements inside your list items. |
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| The __________ element reqires one or more block elements inside it. |
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| Always put your ____ and ______ elements inside block elements before adding them to a BLOCKQUOTE. |
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| Never nest an _ element inside another _ element. |
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| Empty elements like ___ provide no way to nest other inline elements within them. |
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