In this quiz, we will dive into the CSS Box Model, focusing on the various components like margin, border, padding, and content area. Additionally, we’ll cover how spacing works between elements and how to control it effectively using CSS.
Question 1
What are the four components of the CSS box model?
Margin, Border, Padding, Content
Margin, Border, Header, Content
Padding, Border, Content, Background
Content, Header, Footer, Margin
Question 2
What does padding: 10px do in CSS?
Adds 10px space around the content inside an element
Adds 10px space between the element's border and its content
Adds 10px space around the element's border
Adds 10px space between the element and its sibling elements
Question 3
What does the margin property in CSS do?
Adds space between the element's content and border
Adds space between the element and surrounding elements
Adds space inside the element's border
Aligns the element to the center
Question 4
What does box-sizing: border-box do?
Includes the padding and border in the element's total width and height
Sets the element's width and height to 100%
Excludes the padding and border from the element's total width and height
Centers the element within its parent
Question 6
What happens when you apply a negative margin value like margin-left: -20px?
It moves the element 20px to the left of its normal position
It increases the space between the element and its parent
It hides the element behind other elements
It increases the element's height
Question 7
What does margin: auto do in CSS?
Centers the element horizontally within its container
Centers the element vertically within its container
Adds equal space on all sides of the element
Sets the element's margins to 0
Question 8
How can you add space between inline elements in CSS?
Use the padding
property
Use the margin
property on each element
Use border
between the elements
Use display: block
Question 9
How does the box model behave in a Flexbox layout?
Flexbox elements behave like block-level elements by default
Flexbox elements are affected by the box model’s padding and margin properties.
Flexbox ignores the box model completely.
Flexbox elements cannot have margins.
Question 10
How can you create responsive margins using media queries?
Use percentages for margin values
Apply margin: auto
to all elements
Use @media queries to adjust margin values based on screen size
Apply padding instead of margin for responsiveness
There are 10 questions to complete.