What does the protocol in a URL specify?

The format and method of transmission

The language the webpage is written in

The type of hardware the server is using

The security level of the website

What is the purpose of HTTP?

To transfer HTML pages between web servers and web browsers

To encrypt data during transfer

To download files from the internet

What does HTTPS stand for and what is its purpose?

HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure, used for encrypting data during transfer

HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure, used for uploading files

HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure, used for downloading files

HyperText Transfer Protocol, used for encrypting data during transfer

What is FTP used for?

Uploading and downloading files

Encrypting data during transfer

Transferring HTML pages between web servers and web browsers

Providing secure email services

What is the purpose of a domain name on the internet?

To locate the web server that hosts the domain's website

To identify the creator of the website

To provide a security check for the website

To count the number of visitors to the website

What must be unique for each domain name?

The IP address it is associated with

The number of pages it contains

The physical location of the web server

Can an IP address be used in the browser in place of the domain name?

Yes, but it is harder to remember

No, because IP addresses are not accessible to the public

Yes, but it will redirect to a different website

No, because IP addresses are only used internally by the website

Can a subdirectory path contain nested directories?

Yes, it can have many nested directories

No, it can only have one directory

No, subdirectory paths are not allowed

Yes, but only two nested directories are allowed

What is the purpose of the tag in HTML?

Puts the name of the document in the title bar

Sets the background color of the document

Sets the color of followed links

What does the attribute do in a table?

Sets the number of columns a cell should span

Sets the amount of space between table cells

Sets the size of border around table cells

Data that is stored within the HTML of a webpage

What is the purpose of HTML tags in the context of metadata?

To serve as an example of metadata

To create the structure of a webpage

To define the styling of a webpage

To store the content of a webpage

What is the function of the META tag in a webpage?

To store information about the contents of the webpage

To link to external stylesheets

To create interactive elements on the webpage

What role do keywords in META tags play?

They are used to optimize search engine ranking

They define the color scheme of the webpage

They specify the programming language used

They set the viewport of the webpage

What does a hypertext screen allow users to do?

Navigate in a variety of different ways

What do storyboards created for websites consist of?

Individual screen layouts with descriptions and a navigation map illustrating the links between these screens

What is the purpose of a linear navigation structure?

To force users through a particular sequence of nodes.

To allow users to access any part of the website in no particular order.

To provide users with recommendations based on their browsing history.

To enable users to skip sections of content that they are not interested in.

Where is a linear navigation structure particularly useful?

Where content of each node requires knowledge obtained from previous nodes.

Where content of each node can be accessed randomly without prior knowledge.

Where users need to see advertisements before accessing content.

Where users prefer to use search functions to find content.

In what scenario might a linear navigation structure be used outside of educational purposes?

On commercial sites where data is collected from users sequentially to process a transaction.

On social media platforms for sharing content.

On news websites to allow users to choose articles of interest.

On video streaming services to suggest new shows.

What type of navigation structure is particularly suited to information that falls into categories and sub-categories?

Hierarchical navigation structure

What happens as a user drills down a hierarchical tree?

They find more and more detailed information

They find less detailed information

They find the same level of detail

They find unrelated information

Why is non-linear navigation considered difficult for users?

It is difficult for users to visualize.

What is one of the benefits of non-linear navigation?

It allows maximum flexibility of design.

It is only used in linear games.

It is always known what comes next.

What is depicted in the diagram?

A hierarchical organizational chart

What does a composite navigation structure do?

It combines aspects of other structures.

It simplifies the navigation to a single path.

It restricts navigation to linear progression.

It allows navigation only in a hierarchical manner.

What does free text searching allow you to do?

Search for specific text characters in the page on the screen

Search for images on the screen

Search for videos on the screen

Search for audio files on the screen

What is the function of a search engine?

A program that builds an index of website content

A program that deletes website content

A program that modifies website content

A program that prevents access to website content

What is the purpose of a search engine?

To enable web users to locate web pages about a specific topic

To use humans to create indexed lists

To automate software development

What do search engines use to locate web pages?

Automated software robots called 'crawlers' or 'spiders'

Directories created by web developers

What is the first step in the process performed by search engines according to the image?

Crawling the web to locate and retrieve web pages

Analysing search criteria entered by users

Indexing and ranking each web page found

Retrieving suitably ranked web page results

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is hypermedia?

A) A single media type that links to additional information

B) Any display object that links to new information in a non-sequential manner

C) A method of displaying text-only information in a sequential format

D) A type of hypertext that does not include links to other media types

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of hypermedia?

A) Links content in a non-sequential manner

B) Links variety of media types such as image, audio, and video

C) Is limited to text-only content

D) Is any display object that will link to new information

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the difference between hypertext and hypermedia?

A) Hypertext includes images and videos, while hypermedia includes only text

B) Hypertext is text with links to other texts, while hypermedia includes other media types

C) Hypermedia is used to create graphics, while hypertext is used for creating audio files

D) There is no difference; both terms mean the same thing

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are the components of the logical organization of hypermedia?

Nodes and links, Uniform Resource Locator (URL), Meta data such as HTML tags

Hyperlinks, Protocols, Data storage devices

Algorithms, Data structures, Programming languages

Internet service providers, Web browsers, Search engines

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is a node in the context of hypermedia?

A type of hyperlink

A point where links are connected, such as a webpage

A protocol used on the internet

The domain name of a website

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does URL stand for?

Uniform Resource Locator

Unified Resource Link

Universal Resource Locator

Uniform Resource Link

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the function of links in hypermedia?

To display static information

To connect to the internet

To take the user to another node

To provide a file name

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Y12IPT9.2.3HypermediaPPT Quiz

What is hypermedia?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of hypermedia?

What is the difference between hypertext and hypermedia?

What are the components of the logical organization of hypermedia?

What is a node in the context of hypermedia?

What does URL stand for?

What is the function of links in hypermedia?

In the URL "http://www.w3.org/Protocols/Overview.html", what does "http" represent?

In the URL "http://www.w3.org/Protocols/Overview.html", what does "Overview.html" represent?

What does the protocol in a URL specify?

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