Q.Which language provides the structure and content of a web page, while a second language provides its style and appearance? (A) CSS provides structure; HTML provides style
(B) HTML provides structure; CSS provides style
(C) Both HTML and CSS provide only structure
(D) Both HTML and CSS provide only style

Two languages together create the look of a web page — one is a markup language that arranges content, and the other controls how that content is presented.

A web page is created by two languages with two distinct jobs. HTML (HyperText Markup Language) marks up the content and gives the page its structure — headings, paragraphs, images, tables. CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) controls presentation — colours, fonts, spacing, and layout.

(A) Reverses the roles — incorrect.

(B) Correctly states HTML gives structure/content and CSS gives style — correct.

(C) CSS does not provide structure — incorrect.

(D) HTML does not provide only style; it provides structure — incorrect.

Students sometimes think CSS creates the content of a page — CSS only styles content that HTML has already created; remember the memory aid: HTML is the 'what', CSS is the 'how it looks'.