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A free printable HTML & CSS word scramble with 5 key terms, built from the key terms of Getting Started (Modules 1–10) — How a browser renders a web page, HTML vs CSS: structure vs style, HTML elements: opening and closing tags, The document skeleton (DOCTYPE, html, head, body), The title element, Meta tags (charset and viewport) and more. Print it or save it as a PDF — the answer key starts on its own page. No login needed.

HTML & CSS Word Scramble: Getting Started (Modules 1–10)

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Unscramble the letters and write each key term on the line.

1
NRNIGEDER
______ is when the browser reads the HTML it received and paints it into the visible page shown on screen.
2
TLHM
The language that defines the structure and content of a webpage using tags and elements, not appearance.
3
<!ECYPOTD LTMH>
The declaration that must appear on the very first line of every HTML file, telling the browser the document uses modern HTML.
4
<IELTT>
An HTML element placed inside <head> that sets the text shown in the browser tab. Its content is not displayed on the page.
5
<AEMT>
A self-closing HTML element placed in <head> that provides metadata about the page, such as character encoding or viewport settings.

Answer Key

HTML & CSS · Modules 1–10
1NRNIGEDER → rendering — Rendering is when the browser reads the HTML it received and paints it into the visible page shown on screen.
2TLHM → HTML — The language that defines the structure and content of a webpage using tags and elements, not appearance.
3<!ECYPOTD LTMH> → <!DOCTYPE html> — The declaration that must appear on the very first line of every HTML file, telling the browser the document uses modern HTML.
4<IELTT> → <title> — An HTML element placed inside <head> that sets the text shown in the browser tab. Its content is not displayed on the page.
5<AEMT> → <meta> — A self-closing HTML element placed in <head> that provides metadata about the page, such as character encoding or viewport settings.

Modules this word scramble covers

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Part of: HTML and CSS Journey, 9-10 Digital Technologies: Representing online documents, IGCSE Computer Science 0478 — 5.1 The Internet and the World Wide Web, ACARA Digital Technologies Years 9–10 — Content, Structure and Presentation, QCE Digital Solutions Unit 3 — Interactions Between Users, Data and Digital Systems

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