Question

in css, what are used to create style rules for each selected html element?
answer 1
arguments
answer 2
elements
answer 3
properties
answer 4
attributes

Explanation:

In CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), style rules for HTML elements are defined using properties. For example, the color property sets the text color, font - size sets the size of the font, etc. Arguments are related to functions in programming (not directly to CSS style rules). Elements in HTML are the tags like <p>, <div> etc., and while we target elements in CSS selectors, it's the properties that define their styles. Attributes in HTML (like id, class in HTML tags) can be used in CSS selectors (e.g., #myId for an id attribute value of myId in HTML), but again, it's the properties within the CSS declaration block that create the style rules.

Answer:

3: properties