What is the purpose of a web server?

• To store web pages

• To process user requests

• To manage databases

• To display advertisements

What does the term URL stands for?

• Universal Resource Locator

• Uniform Resource Locator

• UNIQUE RESOURCE LOCATOR

• UNITED RESOURCE LOCATOR

Which organization oversees the development of web standards?

• ISO

• IETF

• W3C

• IEEE

When was the World Wide Web (WWW) developed?

• 1980

• 1990

• 1995

• 1992

Which web browser was the first to support tabbed browsing?

• Internet Explorer

• Google Chrome

• Opera

• Mozilla Firefox

Who invented the concept of World Wide Web and built the first-ever website?

• Grace Murray Hopper

• Lennart Augustsson

• Winifred "Tim" Alice Asprey

• Tim Berners-Lee

Which of the following is not a core technology of the World Wide Web?

• Domain Name System

• File Transfer Protocol

• Hypertext Markup Language

• Hypertext Transfer Protocol

Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) specify the location of a web resource. How many parts typically make up a URL?

• 2 (domain and path)

• 3 (protocol, domain, path)

• 4 (protocol, domain, port, path)

• It depends on the complexity of the resource.

What is the main security concern associated with Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS)?

• It is vulnerable to brute-force password attacks.

• It does not encrypt the content of web pages.

• It can be used to install malware on user devices.

• It relies on trusted certificate authorities, which can be compromised.

What is the primary function of a search engine like Google?

• To store and manage all the world's websites in one place.

• To crawl and index web pages based on keywords and relevance.

• To provide a platform for users to create and share content.

• To connect users with other users with similar interests.