01 Explained solutions
Compare the reasoning, not just the final appearance. Other correct solutions can satisfy the same requirements.
1. A self-contained event
<article id="seed-swap">
<h3>Seed swap</h3>
<p><time datetime="2026-11-28T10:00">28 November 2026, 10:00</time></p>
<p>Exchange labeled packets of fictional seeds with neighbors.</p>
<p><strong>Place:</strong> Community room</p>
</article>Article is useful because the description could be reused independently. A div would not express that relationship. Insert this after another article, before the events section closes.
2. A consistent outline
Keep the page topic as h1, change Events to h2, and Garden morning to h3. If the site name is only branding, make it a paragraph and use a separate h1 such as “Meet your neighbors.” Heading size is a CSS concern.
3. Lists
Arrival facts such as water, toilets, and entrances usually form a ul because their order is not essential. “Fill a pot, place a seed, add water” is an ol because changing the sequence changes the task. The choice communicates a relationship, not merely a bullet style.