DAILY WARM UP 5/3/24

Daniel is researching for a school project. He wants to understand the main purpose of the World Wide Web. What is it primarily used for?

• To connect people and share information

• To listen to music

• To watch videos

• To play games

What percentage of social media users access social networks through mobile devices?

• Exactly 100%
• More than 90%
• Around 75%
• Less than 50%

Lily is setting up her smart home devices. How do most of these devices connect with each other?

• Through the internet

• With physical wires

• Using Bluetooth

• By yelling loudly

What distinguishes the Internet from the World Wide Web?

• The Internet is owned by the government, while the World Wide Web is owned by private companies
• The Internet is used for email, while the World Wide Web is used for browsing websites
• The Internet is a network of computers, while the World Wide Web is a system for sharing information
• The Internet is faster than the World Wide Web

The main purpose of smart technology is to (a)   .

• make our lives more complex
• control the weather
• confuse users
• provide more convenience

How much time do internet users spend on social media on average per day?

• about 30 minutes
• Less than 1 hour
• More than 2 hours
• About 13 hours

Which smart device can help you keep food cool?

(a)  

• A smart vacuum cleaner
• A smart music player
• A smart fridge
• A smart TV

How does the World Wide Web differ from the way we accessed information before its creation?

• It allows us to access information in a more interconnected and web-like structure
• It allows us to access information in a more linear and organized way
• It allows us to access information from anywhere in the world
• It allows us to access information faster and more efficiently

(a)   of social media users have bought a product online after discovering it on social media.

• Exactly 70%
• More than 55%
• Around 40%
• Less than 25%

Who is credited with creating the World Wide Web?

• Bill Gates
• Steve Jobs
• Tim Berners-Lee
• Mark Zuckerberg