5. How can you create a flexible layout where items grow and shrink based on available space in flexbox?

Which CSS technique is best suited for creating a grid-like structure where elements are placed within rows and columns?

A). Flexbox

B). Grid

C). Floats

D). None of the above

Which property is used in CSS Grid to define the size of columns or rows within a grid layout?

A). grid-size

B). grid-template

C). grid-columns

D). grid-template-columns, grid-template-rows

Which CSS technique allows for creating a responsive layout where items automatically adjust based on screen size?

A). Flexbox and Grid

B). Floats

C). Flexbox

D). Grid

Which property is used to control the space between grid items in a CSS Grid layout?

A). grid-gap

B). gap

C). grid-margin

D). margin-gap

Which CSS technique is best suited for creating a two-column layout where each column takes up half of the container's width?

A). Floats

B). Flexbox

C). Grid

D). None of the above

In flexbox, which property is used to align items along the main axis?

A). justify-content

B). align-items

C). flex-align

D). main-align

What is the purpose of the display: grid; property in CSS?

A). To create a grid structure for layout design

B). To float elements to the left or right

C). To align items along the main axis

D). To distribute items evenly in a container

What is the purpose of floats in CSS for layout design?

A). Allow elements to be positioned to the left or right of their container, with other content flowing around them

B). Create evenly spaced items within a container

C). Create a grid structure for layout

D). Style the background of elements

How can you ensure that items in a flex container have equal space between them, regardless of their content size?

A). justify-content: space-between;

B). align-items: space-between;

C). flex-space: equal;

D). align-space: equal;

What happens to flex items by default in flexbox if their combined size is smaller than the size of the flex container?

A). They stretch to fill the remaining space in the flex container

B). They remain their original size, and overflow may occur

C). They shrink to fit the available space

D). They collapse into a single line