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#clone git clone https://github.com/rob1nburt0n/cli-quiz.git

This was one of our first quizes at NSS. #Instructions Part I √1. Create a new project on your Github account and name it "cli-quiz". √2. Log into your Vagrant machine and create the directory /vagrant/workspace/quizzes/cli √3. Enter in the commands provided by Github into that directory to make it the local version of cli-quiz. √4. Using the command line, create a file named index.html in the cli directory √5. Using the command line, create a file named quiz.css in the cli directory

Part II-->

√1. Open the index.html file in Sublime text. √2. Create an HTML document with a header, footer, main body, and a sidebar on the right. √3. Give your document a title of your choosing. √4. Place some appropriate text in the footer. √5. The main body should have two sections. √6. In the first section, enter in a sonnet by Gerald Stern (http://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/my-sisters-funeral) √7. In the second section, enter in a sonnet by Karen Volkman (http://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/sonnet-nothing-was-ever-what-it-claimed-be) √8. Ensure that each paragraph is in a block element. √9. Link the quiz.css file into the HTML file. √10. Commit the file to git and push it to Github.

Part III-->

√1. Open the quiz.css file in Sublime text.--> √2. Change the font for the entire document to Arial.--> √3. Change the font for the sonnet sections to Tahoma.--> √4. Pick your favorite line from each sonnet and highlight it with the color of your choice.--> √5. The main body should take up 65% width.--> √6. The right sidebar should take up 30% width.--> √7. Commit the file to git and push it to Github.-->

Part IV-->

Please complete Parts I - III before starting this section-->

  1. Create a "stylesheets" directory in your project directory.-->
  2. Using the command line, move the quiz.css file into the "stylesheets" directory.-->
  3. Using the command line, rename the file to "cli-quiz.css".-->
  4. Make sure you update the element in your HTML file to reflect the file name change.-->
  5. Commit all your files to git and push to Github.-->

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