Block elements are normally displayed without starting a new line.

Block elements are normally displayed without starting a new line.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. They sometimes start on the same line
• D. They never start on a new line

Answer: (B)

Block elements in normal document flow start on a new line and stretch to fill the width of their container, so they stack vertically. This is why placing two block elements one after another creates a line break between them. Inline elements, by contrast, flow on the same line and only wrap when needed. You can make blocks appear on the same line by changing their display to inline or inline-block, or by using layout techniques like flexbox or grid, but by default block elements do start on a new line. That’s why the statement is false.

Block elements in normal document flow start on a new line and stretch to fill the width of their container, so they stack vertically. This is why placing two block elements one after another creates a line break between them. Inline elements, by contrast, flow on the same line and only wrap when needed. You can make blocks appear on the same line by changing their display to inline or inline-block, or by using layout techniques like flexbox or grid, but by default block elements do start on a new line. That’s why the statement is false.