IT Fundamentals+ Module 4 Unit 3 - Secure Web Browsing

IT Fundamentals+ Module 4 Unit 3 - Secure Web Browsing

Multiple Choice

Https, protocol indicates a website is secured via

• A secure server

• A user agreement

• The Fraud Squad

• Encryption

Multiple Choice

What does the S in HTTPS stand for?

• Secure
• Safe
• Standard
• Solus

Multiple Choice

Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari and Mozilla Firefox are all examples of _______.

• Internet Browsers
• Search Programs
• Internet Companies
• The Internet

Multiple Choice

When is the data of cookies used?

• When you revisit a website
• When the hacker intercepts it.
• When you create your own website.
• When you are hungry.

Multiple Choice

Are cookies susceptible to hacking?

• Yes
• Always while browsing on public Wi-Fi networks.
• Never
• Only when not browsing.

Multiple Choice

How are cookies stored?

• As a small binary file
• As a word document
• In a large encrypted file.
• In a biscuit tin

Multiple Choice

When do cookies store data?

• While you are on the website
• During software updates
• Overnight
• When it is stored in your favourites

Multiple Choice

Where are cookies stored?

• On your own computer
• On the website's servers.
• On Wikipedia
• In hacker's computers

Multiple Choice

JavaScript is an ________ language.

• compiled

• interpreted

Multiple Select

JavaScript is can be written -

• directly into JS file and included into HTML

• directly into HTML pages

• directly on the Server Script

• None of these

Multiple Choice

JavaScript is designed for following purpose -

• To Style HTML Pages

• To Perform Server Side Scripting Opertion

• To add interactivity to HTML Pages.

• To Execute Query Related to DB on Server

Multiple Choice

Javascript is _________ language.

• Programming

• Scripting

• Application

• applet

Multiple Choice

information stored by a computer which tells about the webpages visited

• cache

• browser

• breadcrumbs

• HTML

Multiple Choice

small text files where are saved on a computer by various websites

• cache

• breadcrumbs

• cookies

• screen time

Multiple Choice

scripting which allows a designer to format the layout of a webpage

• cookies

• CSS

• HTML

• screen time

Multiple Choice

a system of tags which define webpage layouts and items that may appear within the page

• HTML

• CSS

• cache

• breadcrumbs

Multiple Choice

the amount of time an individual spends with a device that has a screen

• cookies

• cache

• CSS

• screen time

Multiple Choice

a trail on a browser which indicates which sites were visited

• screen time

• add-on

• breadcrumbs

• browser

Multiple Choice

small program which adds functionality to a browser

• browser

• add-on

• cache

• cookies