Web Browsers Lesson 1

What is a network application?

• A computer program that is used to access the Internet

• A computer program that is used to store data on a network

• A computer program that is used to communicate with other computers

• A computer program that is used to create websites

What does URL stand for?

• Uniform Resource Locator

• Universal Resource Language

• Unified Resource Link

• User Resource Locator

What is the purpose of a web browser?

• To access the Internet

• To create websites

• To store data on a network

• To communicate with other computers

What does the host in a URL identify?

• The resource (network drive, computer, web page)

• The language computers use to communicate

• The location of a resource on the host

• The type of protocol used

What does the location in a URL identify?

• Where to find a resource on the host

• The resource (network drive, computer, web page)

• The language computers use to communicate

• The type of protocol used

What are web browsers?

• Network applications used to access the Internet

• Computer programs used to store data on a network

• Computer programs used to communicate with other computers

• Computer programs used to create websites

What is the general syntax for a URL?

• protocol, host, location

• location, host, protocol

• host, location, protocol

• protocol, location, host

What are URLs?

• Street addresses for the Internet

• Unique identifiers for web pages

• Languages computers use to communicate

• Resource locations on a network

What is the protocol in a URL?

• The language computers use to communicate

• The resource (network drive, computer, web page)

• The location of a resource on the host

• The type of protocol used

What are some features of web browsers?

• Accessing the Internet and viewing web pages

• Creating websites and storing data

• Communicating with other computers and accessing files

• Programming and designing web applications