Discussion
Documents that have no DTD are by definition not-type-valid.
Answer: A
Correct answer: True
Type validity means conformance to a DTD or schema, so with neither present there is nothing to conform to and the document is not-type-valid by definition. It says nothing about the document’s quality: it may still be well-formed, which is the weaker requirement that its tags be correctly nested and closed.
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