What does grid-column-start: 2 do to a grid item?
Offsets it by 2 pixels.
Positions it starting at the second vertical grid line.
Makes it start at the second column line.
Makes it span 2 columns.
Aren’t answers 2 and 3 both correct, since they seem to be saying the same thing? Column lines are vertical lines, aren’t they?
Can you post the url of hte part this comes up in.
The questions should always be the same, which doesn’t seem to be the case for some other quizes. So at least that makes things a bit simpler in this case.
Btw my communication skills aren’t great, so I hope my posts don’t seem harsh. I’ve completed pretty much the whole Responsive Web Layout Certification and it’s been a great experience, apart from these two small issues. 
The third answer is the best. See the below reference:
CSS grid-column-start property
Yes, I finished the quiz succesfully, but in the other question I posted, three out of four answers are correct and you have to read between the lines and pick the “most” correct one, which is kinda weird.
And in this one, you pretty much just have to guess, since those two answers are literally the same. Again, maybe calling them column lines instead of vertical lines is better, but with this question, the difference between the two options is much more subtle. I don’t think this question really tests your knowledge, even if you know what the property does, you will rule out the two other options, but it’s a bit of a coin toss when it comes to the remaining ones.
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