A link from a HTML file to another location or file, typically activated by clicking on a highlighted word or image on the screen.

• A. Citation
• B. Hyperlink
• C. Digital Footprint
• D. Creative Commons

Answer: (B)

A hyperlink is a clickable link in a web page that takes you to another location or file. In HTML, hyperlinks are created with the anchor tag and use the href attribute to specify the target, like Example. When you load a page, this shows as highlighted or underlined text (or a clickable image) that you can click to navigate to the linked page or file. The other terms describe different ideas—citations are references to sources, a digital footprint is the trail of data you leave online, and Creative Commons is a licensing system for reuse—so they don’t represent the function of linking to another location by clicking.