7th Digital Citizenship Quiz

What is the difference between HTTP and HTTPS in the address bar?

• HTTP and HTTPS are the same and can be used interchangeably.

• HTTPS is a secure version of HTTP that uses encryption to protect data transmitted between the web browser and the website.

• HTTP is faster than HTTPS because it does not require encryption.

• HTTP does not require any encryption, while HTTPS uses encryption to protect data.

What is a digital footprint?

• The digital footprint is the process of erasing all online data.

• The digital footprint is the trail of data left behind when someone uses the internet.

• The digital footprint is a physical device used to track internet usage.

• The digital footprint is a type of computer virus.

What are domain names used for?

• To connect to social media platforms.

• To store files and documents.

• To identify and locate websites on the internet.

• To send and receive emails.

Define URL.

• A URL is the address used to access a resource on the internet.

• A URL is a type of computer hardware.

• A URL is a programming language.

• A URL is a type of computer virus.

Which is safer: .com, .net, or .gov?

• .com

• .net

• .gov

• .org

What does HTTP stand for?

• Hypertext Transfer Program

• Hypertext Transfer Protocol

• Hypertext Transmission Protocol

• Hypertext Transfer Procedure

How are domain names helpful in accessing websites?

• Domain names provide a human-readable address for a website's IP address.

• Domain names are used to encrypt website data.

• Domain names determine the layout and design of a website.

• Domain names are used to store website data.

What does URL stand for?

• Unified Resource Locator

• Uniform Reference Locator

• Universal Resource Locator

• Uniform Resource Locator

Which domain extension (.com, .net, or .gov) is commonly used by government organizations?

• .org

• .net

• .com

• .gov

What does the 'S' in HTTPS stand for?

• Secure

• Speed

• Service

• System