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Question 1:  Which CSS property is used to add a shadow to an element’s text?

(A) box-shadow

(B) text-shadow

(C) outline-shadow

Question 2:  What is the correct syntax for applying a text shadow in CSS?

(A) text-shadow: 2px 2px 5px red;

(B) text-shadow: red 2px 2px 5px;

(C) text-shadow: 5px red 2px 2px;

Question 3:  The box-shadow property is used to apply shadows to which element?

(A) Only text

(B) Only div elements

(C) Any block-level or inline element

Question 4:  What does the first value in the box-shadow property represent?

(A) Horizontal offset

(B) Blur radius

(C) Spread radius

Question 5:  Which of the following is an invalid value for the CSS property box-shadow?

(A) 5px 5px 10px blue

(B) bold 2px red

(C) inset 4px 4px 6px gray

Question 6:  How can you apply an inner shadow using the box-shadow property?

(A) By adding the keyword inside

(B) By using the keyword inset

(C) By using the text-shadow property

Question 7:  What is the purpose of the outline property in CSS?

(A) It adds a border around the element

(B) It highlights the element without affecting its size

(C) It creates a shadow around the element

Question 8:  Which property is used to change the width of an outline?

(A) outline-thickness

(B) outline-width

(C) border-width

Question 9:  How is an outline different from a border in CSS?

(A) The outline affects the layout but the border does not

(B) The border affects the layout but the outline does not

(C) Both are the same and behave identically

Question 10:  Which of the following is a valid way to apply an outline to an element?

(A) outline: 2px solid red;

(B) border: 2px outline red;

(C) box-shadow: 0px 0px 2px red;