Tim Berners-Lee and the World Wide Web

Where was Tim Berners-Lee born?

• Oxford

• London

• CERN

• European Organization for Nuclear Research

What did Tim Berners-Lee propose in 1989?

• A system to share information at CERN

• A system to study physics at Oxford

• A system to develop web standards

• A system to connect with friends and family

When did Tim Berners-Lee release the first web page?

• 1955

• 1990

• 1989

• 1991

What is the World Wide Web based on?

• Hypertext

• Physics

• Software engineering

• Web standards

Which organization did Tim Berners-Lee work at before inventing the World Wide Web?

• W3C

• CERN

• Oxford University

• Royal Society

What is the purpose of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)?

• To develop web standards

• To study physics

• To share information at CERN

• To connect with friends and family

What award did Tim Berners-Lee receive for his work on the World Wide Web?

• Turing Award

• Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering

• Presidential Medal of Freedom

• All of the above

How has the World Wide Web changed our lives?

• Made it easier to stay connected with friends and family

• Provided access to information from all over the world

• Created new business opportunities and jobs

• All of the above

What is an interesting fact about Tim Berners-Lee?

• He was born in London

• He is a member of the Royal Society

• He developed the first web browser

• He is related to the quiz creator

What is the role of Tim Berners-Lee in the World Wide Web?

• Invented the World Wide Web

• Developed the first web browser

• Released the first web page

• All of the above