Question

a: <img src=\browndog\ alt=\a cute little dog\>
b: <img alt=\a cute little dog\>browndog.jpg</img>
c: <img src=\a cute little dog\ alt=\browndog.jpg\>
d: <img src=\brown dog.jpg\ alt=\a cute little dog\>
e: <img scr=\browndog.jpg\ alt=\a cute little dog\>
submit
the src attribute is spelled incorrectly.
the src and alt attributes are switched.
the file extension (.jpg) is missing from the image address.
the image tag is incorrect and missing a src attribute.
there is a space in the file name.

Explanation:

In HTML, the img tag has src (source) which should point to the image file location with the correct file - name and extension, and alt which is alternative text for the image. Option A is missing the file extension. Option B has the src value in the wrong place. Option C has the src and alt values switched. Option E misspells src as scr. Option D has the correct src with the file name and extension and the correct alt text.

Answer:

D. <img src="brown dog.jpg" alt="a cute little dog">