Sure. It was:
To use Bootstrap, at minimum your page needs to load
(check all that apply)
A. An HTML file
B. A CSS file
C. A JavaScript file
D. A jQuery file
The answer is B, because the JS part of Bootstrap is optional
A fair number of people included an HTML file, but our pages don't load HTML files. (They are HTML files, but they don't typically load them.)
Great question. Bootstrap has so many classes that naming is a real challenge.
What it means:
Breakpoints:
| Prefix | Screen width |
| ------ | ------------ |
| (none) | < 576px |
| `sm` | ≥ 576px |
| `md` | ≥ 768px |
| `lg` | ≥ 992px |
| `xl` | ≥ 1200px |
Great!