Pure HTML code is static, not dynamic. Which option best reflects this statement?

• A. False
• B. Sometimes
• C. It depends on the context
• D. True

Answer: (D)

HTML lays out what appears on the page and its content, but it has no programming logic to change that content after the page loads. Pure HTML displays the same thing each time unless something else runs to alter it. Dynamic behavior comes from scripting (like JavaScript) or server-side processing that responds to events or data, which HTML alone cannot provide. So, without scripts or server logic, the page remains static, making the statement true. If you add JavaScript or server processing, the content can change dynamically.