Which term is an identifier that allows multiple HTML elements to be styled in the same way?

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

Answer: (A)

In HTML and CSS, a class serves as the identifier that lets you style many elements in the same way. You put the same class value on all the elements you want to share styling, like class="note" on several tags. Then in CSS you target that class with a selector that starts with a dot, for example .note { color: blue; font-size: 14px; }. Any element carrying that class automatically gets those styles, so you can reuse the same styling across multiple elements without repeating rules.

A CSS selector is the mechanism that selects which elements the rules apply to, not the identifier itself. A property is a specific style setting (like color or font-size), not a way to group elements. A sprite is unrelated to styling HTML elements.