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Name one of XML’s five predefined entity names.

XML 1.0, not the much larger HTML entity list. Enter the name alone, such as amp, without & or ;.

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Start with the full category, then apply the exact boundary: XML 1.0, not the much larger HTML entity list. Enter the name alone, such as amp, without & or ;. You only need one qualifying answer. A longer name is not automatically rarer.

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quotquot represents the double quotation mark.
75

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apos

apos · 85 points · 4 characters

apos represents the apostrophe.

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aposapos represents the apostrophe.Shortest accepted input: apos · 4 characters
85 points
quotquot represents the double quotation mark.Shortest accepted input: quot · 4 characters
75 points
gtgt represents the greater-than sign.Shortest accepted input: gt · 2 characters
60 points
ltlt represents the less-than sign.Shortest accepted input: lt · 2 characters
50 points
ampamp represents the ampersand character.Shortest accepted input: amp · 3 characters
45 points
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  • Apply the complete question boundary: XML 1.0, not the much larger HTML entity list. Enter the name alone, such as amp, without & or ;.

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Source: W3C · XML 1.0, section 4.6 ↗

Reference version: 2026-10-21. See our answer policy for how we handle aliases and omissions.