Internet Quiz

What is the purpose of a web browser?

• To fly a plane

• To cook dinner

• To access and view websites and web pages on the internet

• To do laundry

Name two popular web browsers used today.

• Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox

• Netscape Navigator, AOL Explorer

• Opera, Microsoft Edge

• Internet Explorer, Safari

What is the World Wide Web?

• A type of fishing net used in the ocean

• A new dance move that originated in South America

• A system of interlinked hypertext documents accessed via the Internet

• A popular brand of spider repellent

What does URL stands for?

• Unique Refresh Locator

• Uniform Resource Locator

• Unique Resource Locator

• Uniform Refresh Link

What is an intranet?

• A private network for an organization's staff

• A type of social media platform

• A type of computer virus

• A public network accessible to anyone

How is an intranet different from the internet?

• An intranet is a type of computer virus, while the internet is a type of software.

• An intranet is a global network that connects multiple organizations and individuals, while the internet is a private network within an organization.

• An intranet is a private network within an organization, while the internet is a global network that connects multiple organizations and individuals.

• An intranet is used for social media, while the internet is used for business purposes.

What does HTTP stand for?

• Hypertext Transfer Protocol

• Hyperlink Transfer Process

• Home Test Page

• High Tech Protocol

Explain the role of HTTP in web communication.

• HTTP is only used for accessing websites

• HTTP facilitates the communication between web clients and servers.

• HTTP is responsible for encrypting web data

• HTTP is used for sending emails

What does HTML stand for?

• High Tech Multimedia Language

• Holographic Text Manipulation

• Hypertext Markup Language

• Hyperlink Text Management

What is a hyperlink?

• a link from another webpage, file, image, or document

• a link that displays html language

• a link that will make a webpage

• a link that controls a document