# Which image matches the flex layout defined in this style rule?
```css
.container {
display: flex;
}
.container div:last-child {
margin-left: auto;
}
```
- [ ] 
- [x]

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# Variables declared with the let keyword have what type of scope?
- [ ] function scope
- [x] block scope
- [ ] inline scope
- [ ] global scope
# Why would you surround a piece of text with `` tags?
- [x] to indicate that this text is the main heading on the page
- [ ] to make the text bold
- [ ] to ensure that search engines treat the keywords as being important for this page
- [ ] to demonstrate to screen readers that this text is important
# When might an empty alt attribute be the correct value?
- [ ] when you cannot think of useful alt text
- [ ] when you don't think it would be interesting to someone who cannot see it
- [ ] when the image has come from a CMS
- [x] when the image is purely decorative
# Which attribute must have a unique value each time it is used in an HTML document?
- [ ] title
- [ ] class
- [ ] style
- [x] id
# Which CSS property will not trigger layout recalculation?
- [ ] top
- [x] opacity
- [ ] width
- [ ] height
# What will be the value of selected?
```javascript
let pocket = ['turnip', 'stone', 'log', 'apple'];
let selected = pocket[1];
```
- [ ] log
- [ ] apple
- [x] stone
- [ ] turnip
# What does the `===` comparison operator do?
- [ ] It sets one variable equal to another in both value and type
- [ ] It tests for equality of type only
- [ ] It tests for equality of value only
- [x] It tests for equality of value and type
# In the following code, the variable `fruit` has been assigned a value of apple. How would you change the value to plum?
```javascript
let fruit = 'apple';
```
- [ ] `let fruit = 'plum'`
- [ ] `var fruit = 'plum'`
- [ ] `const fruit = 'plum'`
- [x] `fruit = 'plum'`
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