1. Another name for embedded style is document-level.
2. The embedded style is located within the head tags of an HTML document.
3. We put a comment tag set between style tags because not all browsers are CSS_compatible, therefore by adding the comment, if the browser if not capable it will ignore the commands.
4. em is often recommended for font size in style because this setting will adjust to whatever settings the user has, such as large text for people with visual impairment or smallest text for individuals who like to strain their eyes! If you use a set pt. for the size of the text, that is what it will look like to everyone who views the page, no matter what their settings are at.
5. An embedded style sheet is an HTML document with CSS commands embedded within the head tags of that document. It is a time saver as you set properties and values only once instead of numerous times throughout your document. A linked style sheet is a single CSS document with all of your style commands. You use this css document to link to your webpages that you create. Therefore you again are only coding your properties and values once and then linking your HTML document to this single CSS document.
6. A linked style sheet does not need to contain any HTML tags because it is NOT an HTML document. It is separate, with the extension .css instead of .html, therefore the answer to this question is: false.
7. In order for you to see my linked style sheet I will have to paste it to the message board as it is a .css document.