Internet and World Wide Web

What is the definition of the Internet?

• A system of linked hypertext documents accessed via the internet.

• A global network of interconnected computer networks.

• The protocol used to request and transmit webpages.

• A program used to access and display websites.

What does WWW stand for?

• World Wide Web

• Web Wide World

• Wide World Web

• World Web Wide

What is the function of HTTP?

• A language used to create and format webpages.

• A program used to access and display websites.

• The protocol used to request and transmit webpages.

• A system that translates URLs into IP addresses.

What does HTML stand for?

• Hypertext Markup Language

• Hyperlink Text Markup Language

• Hypertext Markdown Language

• Hyperlink Markdown Language

What is the role of a Web Browser?

• A computer that stores and delivers webpage files.

• A program used to access and display websites.

• A system of linked hypertext documents.

• A unique numerical label assigned to devices on a network.

What is a Web Server?

• A collection of linked webpages on the World Wide Web.

• A computer that stores and delivers webpage files.

• A high-speed internet connection method.

• Stored website data that speeds up future visits.

What is a Website?

• A collection of linked webpages on the World Wide Web.

• A system that translates URLs into IP addresses.

• A company that provides internet access to users.

• An older type of internet connection.

What does URL stand for?

• Uniform Resource Locator

• Universal Resource Locator

• Uniform Resource Link

• Universal Resource Link

What is an IP Address?

• A system that translates URLs into IP addresses.

• A unique numerical label assigned to devices on a network.

• A high-speed internet connection method.

• Small files saved by websites to remember user information.

What is the function of DNS?

• A system that translates URLs into IP addresses.

• A program used to access and display websites.

• A language used to create and format webpages.

• Stored website data that speeds up future visits.