CSS Selectors Quiz

#1 Which selector has the lowest specificity?

div > *:last-child

div.box

div > *:not(div)

div:nth-of-type(3n + 2)

#2 Which of the following will select all the elements?

* *

*:nth-child(n)

* > *

*:nth-last-child(-n)

#3 The ::before is called

Pseudo-selector

Pseudo-class

Pseudo-attribute

Pseudo-element

#4 Which selector has the highest specificity?

box

.box

[box]

#box

#5 The * [asterisk symbol] is called

General selector

Universal selector

All selector

Generic selector

#6 How to target the content of the first line inside a div?

div::first-line

div ::first-line

We cannot do this

div::first

#7 The ~ [tilde symbol] is called

Child combinator

Next-sibling combinator

Descendant combinator

Subsequent-sibling combinator

#8 How to select the first image inside a div?

div img:first-of-type

div:nth-child(1) img

div:first-child img

img:first-child(div)

#9 How to select the “before the last” image inside a div?

div img:nth-last-child(2)

div img:last-child(2)

div img:nth-child(n - 1)

div img:last-child(-1)

#10 Which of the following is an invalid Pseudo-class?

:lang

:linked

:active

:only-child

#11 Which selector has the highest specificity?

img:not(:first-child)

img:nth-of-type(3)

div > img.box

img + img + img

#12 Which selector has the lowest specificity?

.box

*:not(div)

.box:not(div)

[class="box"]

#13 The > [greater-than symbol] is called

Next-sibling combinator

Subsequent-sibling combinator

Descendant combinator

Child combinator

#14 How to target the content of the last line inside a div?

div ::last-line

div::last