Q.Which method of applying CSS is preferred for giving a consistent look to many pages of a website? (A) Inline CSS
(B) Internal CSS
(C) External CSS
(D) No CSS at all

Of the three ways to apply CSS, one keeps the styling in a separate file that many pages can share, which is exactly what a multi-page website needs for consistency. …

CSS can be applied inline (on one element), internally (styling one page via a <style> block), or externally (a separate .css file linked into pages). Because one external file can be linked into every page of a site, a single change updates the whole site and every page looks consistent.

(A) Inline CSS affects only one element — incorrect for site-wide consistency. …

Students sometimes pick internal CSS thinking it is 'central', but internal CSS only covers the one page it is written …