ICT 3 3rd Quarter Assessment

1. It marks the web page that is currently open in your browser.

• Current Tab

• Refresh button

• Address bar

2. This is the box where you can type the URL of a website you want to visit, or set of keywords if you want to do a web search.

• Current Tab

• Refresh button

• Address bar

3. Most browsers have this feature and it functions in the same way as a bookmark.

• Add to favorites

• Refresh button

• More

4. It reloads a web page and is useful when a website stops working or when you are having trouble with a page you are loading.

• Add to favorites

• Refresh button

• More

5. It is where you can find additional settings to personalize your browser.

• Display area

• Scroll bars

• More

6. These are used to see other parts of the display area. You can move them upward or downward or even sideward depending on the web page setup.

• Display area

• Scroll bars

• More

7. It shows the text, graphics, and links on a web page.

• Display area

• Scroll bars

• More

8. Microsoft Edge is an example of a web browser.

• True

• False

9. To search using Microsoft Edge, you may copy and paste a link in the address bar or type keywords.

• True

• False

10. To open a new tab, click the plus sign next to the current open tab.

• True

• False