Midterm Review for ETB - Set B

What is the term for a small browser window that appears behind the browser window you are viewing?

• Pop-under window

• Tabbed window

• Pop-up window

• Options window

Which of the following enables you to view previously accessed Webpages without having to request them from the server again?

• The browser cache

• Cookies

• The History folder

• Pop-up windows

When you enter a URL such as www.ucorp.biz in your browser, what is implied because you are visiting the top level of the site?

• The Website's home page

• The Web browser's home page

• The Website's Internet resource

• The Website's Internet protocol

Which of the following is a text-only browser that runs on most operating systems?

• Lynx

• Chrome

• Safari

• Opera

Google Chrome has an anonymous browsing feature. This feature allows users to use the browser:

• and leave no cached information.

• only on participating Websites.

• without the use of HTTP.

• in Safe Mode only.

Which folder allows easy access to previously viewed Webpages by storing the URLs of sites you have accessed within a defined period of time?

• The History folder

• The Bookmarks folder

• The Favorites folder

• The Recycle Bin

You are troubleshooting a common Internet client problem. You increase the size of the browser cache and change the frequency with which the browser compares cached pages to those on the Web. What are you trying to do?

• Improve the performance of a computer with a slow connection

• Configure a browser to use a proxy server

• Improve the performance of a monitor that renders text poorly

• Improve the performance of a monitor that renders images poorly

Which browser element is a programming method that isolates a particular application or process, and helps the browser keep information from being exposed or misused?

• Sandbox

• Rendering engine

• Tab

• Cache

Which browser element is an application that adds extra capabilities to your Web browser?

• Extension

• Sandbox

• Interpreter

• Thread

What is the primary function of a Web browser?

• To retrieve pages from a Web server and display them on your screen

• To create hypertext documents for publication on the World Wide Web

• To organize Web documents into databases for easy access and retrieval

• To retrieve documents from your LAN and display them on your screen