Which term describes a named grouping of styles that can be applied to multiple elements?

• A. CSS Selector
• B. CSS
• C. Property
• D. CSS Class

Answer: (D)

A class is a named set of styles you can reuse on many elements. You define a class in CSS with a dot and a name, like .highlight { color: red; font-weight: bold; }, and you apply it in HTML by giving elements that class, for example class="highlight". This lets all those elements share the same styling without writing the same rules over and over, which keeps things consistent and easier to update.

Think of CSS as the language that describes styles, a selector as the rule that picks which elements to apply styles to (you can target by tag, class, id, etc.), and a property as a single style attribute like color or font-size. A class specifically describes a reusable group of styles that can be applied to multiple elements, which is why it’s the best fit for the description.