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HTML Quiz & Practice Exercises

Badar KhalilUpdated September 27, 2026 1 min read

HTML Quiz & Practice Exercises

Ready to test what you've learned? This HTML quiz and set of hands-on practice exercises cover tags, attributes, forms, semantic elements, and events. Use these to check your understanding before moving on to more advanced topics.

Why Practice Matters

Reading about HTML tags and attributes is only half the process — actually writing code reinforces memory and reveals gaps in understanding. This page pairs a scored HTML quiz with editable, hands-on coding exercises so you can practice immediately.

How to Use This Page

  • Take the quiz below to test your theoretical knowledge
  • Complete each coding exercise to practice writing real HTML/JS
  • Compare your solution to the expected output described in each exercise
  • Revisit earlier reference topics if you get stuck

Topics Covered in This Practice Set

AreaWhat's Tested
Core TagsHeadings, paragraphs, lists, links
Semantic HTMLheader, article, section, footer usage
FormsInput types, labels, required fields
Attributesid, class, data-*, alt
Eventsonclick, oninput, addEventListener

Try It Yourself

Complete the coding exercises below to put your HTML skills into practice.

Try it Yourself HTML
Output

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Exercise: Build a Simple Signup FormHTML

Create a signup form with fields for name, email, and password, each with a label. Add a submit button. Make the email and password fields required.

Try it Yourself HTML
Output

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Show expected output
A form with labeled name, email, and password inputs, submit button, and required validation on email and password.

This is a self-check — compare your result with the expected output above.

Exercise: Fix the Broken List StructureHTML

The list below has incorrect nesting. Fix it so all <li> items are properly placed inside the <ul> tag.

Try it Yourself HTML
Output

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Show expected output
A valid <ul> containing three properly closed <li> elements, with no stray list items outside the list.

This is a self-check — compare your result with the expected output above.

Quiz: HTML Fundamentals Quiz Pass 70%
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