The framework for an HTML document consists of two sections:
A) the top and the bottom
B) the title and the body
C) the head and the tail
D) the head and the body

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The correct framework for an HTML document consists of the head and the body sections. The head section contains meta-information about the document, such as its title and links to stylesheets, while the body section contains the content of the document that is displayed in the web browser.

The Framework for an HTML Document Consists of Two Sections