--- title: "Practice: Lists and Tables" description: "55 practice problems for Lists and Tables in HTML and CSS" slug: lists-and-tables-practice canonical: https://learn.modernagecoders.com/resources/html-and-css/lists-and-tables/practice/ category: "HTML and CSS" --- # Practice: Lists and Tables **Total questions:** 55 ## Topic-Specific Questions ### Q1. [Easy] What does this HTML display? ``` Red Green Blue ``` *Hint:* ul is an unordered list. What do unordered lists use for markers? **Answer:** A bulleted list with three items: Red, Green, Blue. The `` tag creates an unordered list, and each `` is one item. Browsers display bullet points before each item. ### Q2. [Easy] What does this HTML display? ``` First Second Third ``` *Hint:* ol stands for ordered list. **Answer:** A numbered list: 1. First, 2. Second, 3. Third. `` creates an ordered list. Browsers automatically add numbers 1, 2, 3 before each ``. ### Q3. [Easy] Create an unordered list of your three favourite fruits inside a complete HTML page. *Hint:* Use and three tags inside the body. **Answer:** ``` My Favourite Fruits Mango Banana Apple ``` Wrap the three items in `` and ``. Each item goes in its own ``. ### Q4. [Easy] What does this display? ``` Apple Banana ``` *Hint:* The start attribute changes the first number. **Answer:** 3. Apple 4. Banana The `start="3"` attribute tells the browser to start counting at 3 instead of 1. So Apple is number 3 and Banana is number 4. ### Q5. [Easy] What does this display? ``` Option one Option two Option three ``` *Hint:* The type attribute changes the numbering style. **Answer:** A. Option one B. Option two C. Option three `type="A"` uses capital letters instead of numbers. Use `a` for lowercase, `I` for Roman numerals, `i` for lowercase Roman. ### Q6. [Easy] Create a shopping list with nested items. Top level: Groceries and Electronics. Under Groceries: Milk and Bread. Under Electronics: Headphones and Charger. *Hint:* Put a nested inside the parent . **Answer:** ``` Groceries Milk Bread Electronics Headphones Charger ``` To nest, put a new `` inside the parent ``, after its text. The nested list displays indented with its own bullets. ### Q7. [Easy] Aarav wrote this list but it is invalid HTML. Fix it: ``` Fruits Apple ``` *Hint:* Where should the nested ul go? **Answer:** ``` Fruits Apple ``` The nested `` must be inside the ``, not between li tags. A ul can only directly contain li elements. ### Q8. [Easy] Create a description list with two terms: 'HTML' (meaning: structure of web pages) and 'CSS' (meaning: style of web pages). *Hint:* Use , , and . **Answer:** ``` HTML Structure of web pages CSS Style of web pages ``` Description lists are great for glossaries. `` is the term, `` is the description. They go in pairs inside ``. ### Q9. [Easy] How many rows will this table have? ``` AB 12 34 ``` *Hint:* Count the tr tags. **Answer:** 3 rows. Each `` creates one row. This table has 3 tr tags, so 3 rows: one header row (A, B) and two data rows (1, 2 and 3, 4). ### Q10. [Easy] Build a table showing 3 students with their marks. Columns: Name and Marks. Students: Aarav (92), Priya (88), Rohan (75). *Hint:* Use , , for headers, and for data. **Answer:** ``` Name Marks Aarav 92 Priya 88 Rohan 75 ``` The table has 4 rows: one header row with `` cells, and three data rows with `` cells. The `border="1"` attribute adds a simple border so you can see the structure (CSS is preferred, but this works). ### Q11. [Easy] What does this display? ``` Gold Silver Bronze ``` *Hint:* The reversed attribute counts backwards. **Answer:** 3. Gold 2. Silver 1. Bronze The `reversed` attribute makes the numbering go from 3 down to 1 instead of 1 to 3. This is useful for countdowns. ### Q12. [Easy] Write an ordered list of the steps to make a cup of tea. At least 4 steps. *Hint:* Use because the order matters. **Answer:** ``` Boil water in a pan. Add tea leaves. Add milk and sugar. Strain into a cup and serve. ``` Steps in a recipe must be in order, so an ordered list is correct. Unordered list would be wrong here. ### Q13. [Easy] Which tag makes text bold and centered in a table by default? *Hint:* It is a header cell. **Answer:** `` The `` (table header) tag makes its content bold and centered by default. Use it for column or row headers. Use `` for normal data cells. ### Q14. [Easy] Priya's table has no rows. Find the bug: ``` Name Age Priya 15 ``` *Hint:* Table cells must be wrapped in something. **Answer:** ``` Name Age Priya 15 ``` Every group of cells must be wrapped in a `` (table row). Without tr, the cells have no row structure and the table is broken. ### Q15. [Easy] Create a nested list: top level items are 'Cricket' and 'Football'. Under Cricket list two players: Virat and Rohit. Under Football list two players: Messi and Ronaldo. *Hint:* Nest a inside each . **Answer:** ``` Cricket Virat Rohit Football Messi Ronaldo ``` The nested list goes inside the li, after the parent item's text. Each sport has its own sub-list of players. ### Q16. [Medium] What does this display? ``` Title A B ``` *Hint:* colspan=2 means the cell stretches across 2 columns. **Answer:** A table with 2 rows. The first row has one cell 'Title' spanning both columns. The second row has two cells: A and B. The `colspan="2"` attribute merges the cell across 2 columns, making it look like a single wide cell above two narrow cells. ### Q17. [Medium] Create a table with caption 'Cricket Scores', columns Match and Runs, and 3 rows of data. Include thead and tbody. *Hint:* Use , , . **Answer:** ``` Cricket Scores Match Runs Match 1285 Match 2310 Match 3250 ``` The `` is the table title — it goes right after ``. `` holds the header row and `` holds the data rows. ### Q18. [Medium] How many td cells should the second row have? ``` Merged A B ??? ``` *Hint:* The first column is already filled by the rowspan. **Answer:** 2 td cells (the rowspan already fills the first column). The first cell of row 2 is already occupied by the rowspan from row 1. So the second row only needs 2 td cells for the remaining 2 columns. Writing 3 td cells would shift everything and break the table. ### Q19. [Medium] Build a 3-column, 3-row timetable. Columns: Day, Period 1, Period 2. Days: Monday (Maths, Science), Tuesday (English, History), Wednesday (Hindi, Art). *Hint:* Header row + 3 data rows = 4 tr elements. **Answer:** ``` Day Period 1 Period 2 MondayMathsScience TuesdayEnglishHistory WednesdayHindiArt ``` 4 rows total: one header with th cells and three data rows with td cells. Each row has 3 cells for the 3 columns. ### Q20. [Medium] Which list type should you use for a list of ingredients in a recipe, where the order does not matter? *Hint:* Order does not matter. **Answer:** `` (unordered list). Ingredients are a set of items with no specific order, so `` is correct. The *steps* of a recipe would use `` because order matters there. ### Q21. [Medium] Rohan wrote this rowspan table, but the cells are misaligned. Fix it: ``` Header A Header B ``` *Hint:* When a cell uses rowspan, don't repeat it in the next row. **Answer:** ``` Header A B ``` The first column of row 2 is already filled by the rowspan. Writing another 'Header' td pushes cell B into the wrong column. Remove the duplicate. ### Q22. [Medium] Create a table with a row that spans 3 columns across the top. Title: 'Student Report'. Below it, 3 columns: Subject, Marks, Grade. Add 2 students. *Hint:* Use colspan=3 on the title cell. **Answer:** ``` Student Report SubjectMarksGrade Maths92A Science85B ``` The first row has one cell with `colspan="3"` so it stretches across all 3 columns. The rest of the table is a normal 3-column structure. ### Q23. [Medium] Where should the caption tag be placed in a table? *Hint:* It is the title of the table. **Answer:** Right after the opening `` tag, before any ``. The `` must be the first child of ``. Browsers display it above the table as the title. ### Q24. [Medium] Ananya is using a table to place a logo and a menu side by side. Explain why this is wrong and what she should use. *Hint:* Tables are for data only. **Answer:** Tables should not be used for page layout. Ananya should use semantic tags like `` with a logo div and a ``, and arrange them using CSS Flexbox or Grid. Table layouts are bad for accessibility (screen readers get confused), bad for mobile (hard to make responsive), and bad for SEO. Modern websites use CSS layout systems. ### Q25. [Medium] Create a description list for FAQs. Question 1: 'What is HTML?' Answer: 'A markup language for web pages.' Question 2: 'Is HTML hard?' Answer: 'No, it is beginner-friendly.' *Hint:* Use dt for questions and dd for answers. **Answer:** ``` What is HTML? A markup language for web pages. Is HTML hard? No, it is beginner-friendly. ``` Description lists work well for FAQs. Each question is a ``, each answer is a ``. ### Q26. [Hard] How many cells does this row need? ``` Wide Tall Normal ??? ``` *Hint:* The 3rd column is filled by rowspan. How many columns are left? **Answer:** 3 td cells (columns 1, 2, and 4 need cells; column 3 is already taken by rowspan). Row 1 has colspan=2 (cols 1-2), rowspan=2 (col 3), and one normal cell (col 4). In row 2, col 3 is already filled, so you need cells for cols 1, 2, and 4 — that is 3 td cells. ### Q27. [Hard] Build a complete HTML page with a table showing 4 students and their marks in 3 subjects (Maths, Science, English). Include caption 'Term 1 Results', thead, tbody, and a tfoot row showing the class average for each subject. *Hint:* Use caption, thead, tbody, tfoot, and calculate averages manually. **Answer:** ``` Term 1 Results NameMathsScienceEnglish Aarav928885 Priya959189 Rohan788280 Ananya858790 Average87.587.086.0 ``` Full table with all major parts. Caption is the title, thead holds headers, tbody holds 4 student rows, tfoot holds the averages calculated from the data. ### Q28. [Hard] What is wrong with this nested list structure? ``` Item 1 Sub 1 Item 2 ``` *Hint:* The ol is in the wrong place. **Answer:** The nested `` is a direct child of ``, which is invalid. It must be inside an ``. Only `` elements can be direct children of `` or ``. Nested lists must be placed inside a list item. The correct structure puts the inner list inside 'Item 1'. ## Mixed Questions ### Q1. [Easy] Which tag would you use for a list of 5 hobbies in no particular order? *Hint:* The key phrase is 'no particular order'. **Answer:** `` Unordered lists (``) are used when the order does not matter. If there were a ranking, you would use ``. ### Q2. [Easy] Write HTML for a numbered list of 3 goals for the year. *Hint:* Use and three . **Answer:** ``` Learn HTML and CSS Build my first website Publish it online ``` Ordered list because goals are often ranked or done in a sequence. ### Q3. [Easy] What tag is used for the title of a table? *Hint:* It goes right after the opening table tag. **Answer:** `` The caption tag holds the title of a table. Browsers display it above (or sometimes below) the table. ### Q4. [Easy] Create a simple table with 2 columns (Name, Age) and 2 rows of data (Aarav 13, Priya 14). Include a header row. *Hint:* One tr for headers with th, then two tr rows with td. **Answer:** ``` NameAge Aarav13 Priya14 ``` 3 total rows: the first uses th for headers, and the next two use td for data. ### Q5. [Easy] What is the difference between and ? *Hint:* Think about the markers they use. **Answer:** `` is unordered (bullet points). `` is ordered (numbered). Use `` when order does not matter and `` when it does. Both use `` for items. ### Q6. [Easy] Why is this list wrong? ``` Apple Banana Cherry ``` *Hint:* Every item needs its own tag. **Answer:** Each item must be wrapped in ``. Without li, the items don't form a list — they just appear as plain text. Lists require `` tags for each item. Plain text inside `` or `` is invalid. ### Q7. [Medium] Build a table with 4 columns and 3 rows. The first row is a header that spans all 4 columns with the word 'Menu'. Below that, columns: Item, Price, Category, Available. *Hint:* Use colspan=4 on the title. **Answer:** ``` Menu ItemPriceCategoryAvailable Samosa20StarterYes ``` The first row has one th with colspan=4 to stretch across all columns. The rest follows the usual table structure. ### Q8. [Medium] What does this display? ``` One Two ``` *Hint:* Lowercase Roman numerals, starting from 2. **Answer:** ii. One iii. Two `type="i"` uses lowercase Roman numerals. `start="2"` begins at 2, which in Roman is `ii`. Next is `iii`. ### Q9. [Medium] Create a 3-level nested list. Level 1: Continents (Asia). Level 2: Countries (India). Level 3: Cities (Delhi, Mumbai). *Hint:* Nest a ul inside an li, and another ul inside that. **Answer:** ``` Asia India Delhi Mumbai ``` Each level of nesting goes inside the parent li. The deeper you go, the more indented the list appears. ### Q10. [Medium] In a table row, what is the main visual difference between and ? *Hint:* Think about default styling. **Answer:** `` content is bold and centered by default. `` content is normal weight and left-aligned. Browsers style table headers (th) as bold and centered so they stand out from data cells (td). This helps users scan the table faster. ### Q11. [Medium] Vikram wants a 3-column table. Why is this broken? ``` A B C ``` *Hint:* Count the column widths: 1 + 2 + 1 = 4. **Answer:** The row uses colspan=2, making B take 2 columns. Total columns = 1 + 2 + 1 = 4, but the table only has 3. This shifts things or widens the table to 4 columns. When using colspan, make sure the total width of the row equals the number of columns in the table. For a 3-column table, options are 1+1+1, 2+1, or 3. ### Q12. [Hard] Build a complete HTML page with a styled table (borders, padding, alternating row colors) showing 4 rows of sample data: name and score. Use CSS in the head. *Hint:* Use border-collapse, border, padding, and nth-child for stripes. **Answer:** ``` table { border-collapse: collapse; margin: 20px; } th, td { border: 1px solid #333; padding: 10px; } tr:nth-child(even) { background-color: #f0f0f0; } th { background-color: #d0e0ff; } NameScore Aarav92 Priya95 Rohan78 Ananya85 ``` border-collapse makes cell borders merge into single lines. tr:nth-child(even) selects every other row for the zebra-stripe effect. ### Q13. [Hard] How many TD tags need to be written across all rows for a 3-column, 3-row table where the top-left cell has rowspan=2? *Hint:* Row 1 has 3 cells. Row 2 has 2 cells (one is filled). Row 3 has 3 cells. **Answer:** 8 td tags total (3 + 2 + 3). Row 1: 3 cells including the rowspan cell. Row 2: only 2 cells because the first column is already filled. Row 3: 3 normal cells. Total = 8. ### Q14. [Hard] Create a nested unordered list for a 3-level course outline: 'HTML' (main), with sub-items 'Basics' and 'Advanced'. Under 'Basics', list 'Tags' and 'Attributes'. Under 'Advanced', list 'Forms' and 'Tables'. *Hint:* 3 levels of nesting. **Answer:** ``` HTML Basics Tags Attributes Advanced Forms Tables ``` Three levels: HTML > (Basics, Advanced) > (their sub-items). Each nested ul sits inside an li. ### Q15. [Hard] Which list type is best for displaying a glossary of web terms and their meanings? *Hint:* It has term-description pairs. **Answer:** `` (description list). Description lists with `` (term) and `` (definition) are specifically designed for glossaries, dictionaries, FAQs, and any content that pairs a term with its meaning. ## Multiple Choice Questions ### Q1. [Easy] Which tag creates an unordered (bulleted) list? **B is correct.** `` stands for unordered list and creates a bulleted list. `` is for numbered lists, `` is for description lists, and `` is not a valid HTML tag. ### Q2. [Easy] Which tag is used for each item inside a or ? **B is correct.** `` (list item) is used for items in both ordered and unordered lists. `` is for terms in description lists, not for ul/ol. ### Q3. [Easy] Which tag creates a table row? **C is correct.** `` stands for table row. `` is a data cell, `` is a header cell, and `` is not a valid HTML tag. ### Q4. [Easy] Which tag creates a table header cell (bold and centered by default)? **C is correct.** `` creates a table header cell. Browsers automatically render its content in bold and center-aligned. `` is the head of the HTML document (not a table cell). ### Q5. [Easy] Which attribute makes a table cell span multiple columns? **A is correct.** The `colspan` attribute makes a cell span multiple columns. For example, `` makes the cell stretch across 3 columns. ### Q6. [Easy] What does the tag stand for? **C is correct.** `` stands for description list. It is used with `` (description term) and `` (description description) for term-definition pairs. ### Q7. [Easy] In an ordered list, what does type="A" do? **B is correct.** `type="A"` changes the numbering style to capital letters A, B, C. It does not sort items alphabetically. Other values include `a`, `I`, `i`, and `1` (default). ### Q8. [Easy] Which tag wraps the title of a table? **C is correct.** `` wraps the title of a table and must be the first child of ``. `` is for the browser tab title, not for tables. ### Q9. [Easy] What will this list show: ABC **B is correct.** The `reversed` attribute counts backwards but does not reverse the items themselves. A is numbered 3, B is 2, and C is 1. ### Q10. [Easy] Which tag groups the header rows of a table? **C is correct.** `` wraps the header rows of a table. It goes between `` and ``. ### Q11. [Easy] For a list of ingredients in a recipe, which list is most appropriate? **B is correct.** Ingredients have no specific order, so an unordered list (``) is correct. The steps of the recipe would use ``. ### Q12. [Easy] Which tag is used for the definition (description) in a description list? **C is correct.** `` is for the description (definition). `` is the term being described. Both go inside ``. ### Q13. [Medium] What does this ordered list display? AB **B is correct.** `start="10"` makes the list begin at 10. The next item continues counting: 11. ### Q14. [Medium] Which tag groups the body rows of a table? **C is correct.** `` wraps the data rows of a table, separating them from the header (``) and footer (``). ### Q15. [Medium] For summary rows (like totals at the bottom), which tag should you use? **A is correct.** `` is specifically for footer rows in a table, commonly used for totals and summary data. `` is a semantic tag for page footers, not tables. ### Q16. [Medium] Which of the following is INVALID inside a ? **C is correct.** A `` can only contain `` elements as direct children. Plain text or other tags directly inside ul are invalid. ### Q17. [Medium] In a 3-column table, which row is correctly using rowspan? **B is correct.** When a cell has rowspan=2, the next row's first column is already taken. So the next row needs only 2 td cells (for columns 2 and 3). Option A has 3 td in row 2, which would be wrong. ### Q18. [Medium] What is wrong with using tables for page layout? **C is correct.** Table-based layouts are bad for screen readers (which read cell-by-cell), hard to make responsive for mobile, and confusing for search engines. Use CSS Flexbox or Grid for layout. Tables are still valid for actual data. ### Q19. [Medium] Which list type would you use for a 'Top 10 Movies' ranking? **B is correct.** A ranking has an order (1st, 2nd, 3rd...), so `` is correct. You could also use `reversed` to count from 10 down to 1 for a countdown effect. ### Q20. [Medium] What does do? **B is correct.** `colspan="2"` merges the cell across 2 columns, making it look like one wide cell. This is useful for headers that cover multiple columns. ### Q21. [Hard] In a 4-column table, a row has A and B. How many columns are filled? **B is correct.** colspan=2 fills 2 columns (1-2), and the second td fills 1 more (column 3). Total filled = 3 columns. Column 4 is left empty, so the row is incomplete and the table may render oddly. ### Q22. [Hard] Which is the correct way to nest an ordered list inside an unordered list? **B is correct.** Nested lists always go inside a list item (``), never directly inside another `` or ``. A ul/ol may only have li as direct children. ### Q23. [Hard] What will FirstSecond display? **C is correct.** `type="i"` is lowercase Roman numerals. Capital I would give `I. First, II. Second`. ### Q24. [Hard] If a table has 3 rows and 3 columns, and the top-left cell uses rowspan="3", how many total tags are needed? **B is correct.** Row 1: 3 td (including the rowspan cell). Row 2: 2 td (first column is filled). Row 3: 2 td. Total = 3 + 2 + 2 = 7. ### Q25. [Hard] Which statement about is FALSE? **D is correct (this statement is false).** A single `` can have multiple `` tags if it has multiple definitions or descriptions. All the other statements are true. ## Coding Challenges ### Challenge 1. Favorite Books List **Difficulty:** Easy Create a complete HTML page with a heading 'My Favorite Books' and an unordered list of at least 5 books you like. **Constraints:** - Must use and . Full HTML boilerplate (DOCTYPE, html, head, body). **Sample input:** ``` (No input required) ``` **Sample output:** ``` A page with the heading and a bulleted list of 5 books. ``` **Solution:** ```html-and-css My Favorite Books

My Favorite Books

``` ### Challenge 2. Recipe with Ordered Steps **Difficulty:** Easy Create an HTML page for Priya's favourite recipe. Include the recipe name as an h1, an unordered list of ingredients, and an ordered list of steps. **Constraints:** - Use both and . Include at least 4 ingredients and 4 steps. **Sample input:** ``` (No input required) ``` **Sample output:** ``` A page with the recipe name, a bulleted ingredient list, and a numbered step list. ``` **Solution:** ```html-and-css Masala Chai Recipe

Priya's Masala Chai

Ingredients

Steps

  1. Boil water in a pan.
  2. Add ginger, cardamom, and tea leaves.
  3. Pour in milk and boil for 2 minutes.
  4. Strain into a cup and add sugar.
``` ### Challenge 3. Class Marks Table **Difficulty:** Medium Build a table showing 4 students (Aarav, Priya, Rohan, Ananya) and their marks in 3 subjects (Maths, Science, English). Include a caption, a header row with th cells, and all data in a tbody. **Constraints:** - Use caption, thead, tbody, and border="1". At least 4 students. **Sample input:** ``` (No input required) ``` **Sample output:** ``` A table with a title, headers, and 4 rows of student marks. ``` **Solution:** ```html-and-css Class 8A Marks
Class 8A - Term 1 Marks
Student Maths Science English
Aarav928885
Priya959189
Rohan788280
Ananya858790
``` ### Challenge 4. Nested Menu for a Restaurant **Difficulty:** Medium Create a nested list for a restaurant menu with 3 categories: Starters, Main Course, and Desserts. Each category should have at least 3 items nested inside. **Constraints:** - Use nested tags. The nested ul must be inside the parent li. **Sample input:** ``` (No input required) ``` **Sample output:** ``` An outer list of 3 categories, each with an indented sub-list of items. ``` **Solution:** ```html-and-css Restaurant Menu

Spice Palace Menu

``` ### Challenge 5. Timetable with colspan **Difficulty:** Medium Create a school timetable with columns for Time and 3 days (Mon, Tue, Wed). Include a Lunch Break row that uses colspan=3 to span across all three days. **Constraints:** - Must use colspan. At least 4 rows including the lunch row. **Sample input:** ``` (No input required) ``` **Sample output:** ``` A timetable with a Lunch Break row that stretches across all 3 day columns. ``` **Solution:** ```html-and-css Timetable
Ananya's Timetable
TimeMonTueWed
9:00MathsScienceEnglish
10:00HindiArtHistory
11:00Lunch Break
12:00MusicSportsComputer
``` ### Challenge 6. Glossary Description List **Difficulty:** Medium Create a description list for at least 5 web development terms (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Browser, URL) with their meanings. **Constraints:** - Use , , and . Full HTML page. **Sample input:** ``` (No input required) ``` **Sample output:** ``` A glossary with 5 terms and their definitions. ``` **Solution:** ```html-and-css Web Glossary

Web Development Glossary

HTML
HyperText Markup Language - the language used to structure web pages.
CSS
Cascading Style Sheets - used to style and lay out web pages.
JavaScript
A programming language that adds interactivity to web pages.
Browser
A program like Chrome or Firefox that displays web pages.
URL
Uniform Resource Locator - the address of a web page on the internet.
``` ### Challenge 7. Styled Comparison Table **Difficulty:** Hard Build a beautiful styled table comparing 3 phones. Columns: Phone, Price, Battery, Camera, Rating. Use CSS in the head for borders, padding, header background, and alternating row colors. **Constraints:** - Use internal CSS. Include border-collapse, padding, and nth-child striping. **Sample input:** ``` (No input required) ``` **Sample output:** ``` A well-designed table with 3 phone rows, alternating row colors, and a colored header. ``` **Solution:** ```html-and-css Phone Comparison
Best Phones 2026
PhonePriceBatteryCameraRating
Pixel 10600004500 mAh50 MP4.6
Galaxy S26750005000 mAh108 MP4.7
OnePlus 13550005200 mAh64 MP4.5
``` ### Challenge 8. Complex Timetable with rowspan and colspan **Difficulty:** Hard Build a weekly class timetable that uses BOTH rowspan and colspan. Include at least one double-period class (rowspan=2) and at least one assembly row that spans all days (colspan). **Constraints:** - Must use both rowspan and colspan. At least 4 time slots. **Sample input:** ``` (No input required) ``` **Sample output:** ``` A timetable with merged cells for double periods and a full-width assembly row. ``` **Solution:** ```html-and-css School Timetable
Rohan's Weekly Schedule
TimeMondayTuesdayWednesday
9:00 Morning Assembly (all days)
10:00 Maths Double Art Period English
11:00 Science History
12:00 Hindi Sports Music
``` --- *Notes: https://learn.modernagecoders.com/resources/html-and-css/lists-and-tables/*