Year 5 We are web developers

What connects pages of information stored on different computers?

• The World Wide Web

• The Internet

• HTML

What is HTML?

• The standard used for sending and receiving all digital information

• A programming language for web servers

• The language used for the content of a web page

What does HTTP stand for?

• How to transmit programs

• Help this to ping

• Hypertext transfer protocol

• HTML transmission through packets

What is the difference between HTTP and HTTPS?

• HTTPS is slower

• HTTPS is more stable 

• You use HTTPS when you need more than one thing at a time

• HTTPS is secure       

What does URL stand for?

• Usually the real location

• Unknown random link

• Uniform resource locator

• Universal reliable location

What hardware decides the route of packets of data take over the Internet?

• Your computer

• Many different routers         

• The web server you’re connected to

Which of these statements is a good description of the World Wide Web?

• A global network of computers

• A global network of computers and local networks

• HTML and other documents stored on individual web servers

Which of these statements is a good description of the Internet?

• A global network of computers

• A global network of computers and local networks

• HTML and other documents stored on individual web servers

What does the <a href=…> HTML tag do?

• Adds an image

• Adds a hyperlink

• Stores the address of the web page  

• Tracks when a page is visited

What does the <img src=…> HTML tag do?

• Adds an image

• Adds a hyperlink

• Stores the address of the web page

• Tracks when a page is visited