Internet Terminology Challenge

What does 'URL' stand for?

• Unique Resource Locator

• Uniform Resource Locator

• Uniform Resource Language

• Universal Resource Link

Define 'HTTP'.

• High Transfer Text Protocol

• Hyperlink Transfer Protocol

• Hypertext Transmission Protocol

• Hypertext Transfer Protocol

What is the purpose of a 'VPN'?

• The purpose of a VPN is to provide secure and private internet access.

• To increase internet speed

• To block all internet access

• To monitor online activities

Explain the term 'Cloud Computing'.

• Cloud computing is a type of hardware.

• Cloud computing refers to local data storage.

• Cloud computing is exclusively for gaming services.

• Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services over the internet.

What does 'SEO' mean?

• Search Engine Organization

• Search Engine Optimization

• Search Engine Outreach

• Search Engine Operation

What is a 'Firewall'?

• A firewall is a physical barrier to prevent intruders.

• A firewall is a device that boosts internet speed.

• A firewall is a type of antivirus software.

• A firewall is a network security device that controls traffic based on security rules.

Define 'Phishing'.

• Phishing is a fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information by disguising as a trustworthy source.

• Phishing is a method of secure data transfer.

• Phishing is a technique used to enhance cybersecurity.

• Phishing refers to a type of online shopping.

What does 'IoT' stand for?

• Internet of Technology

• Interconnected Online Tools

• Internet of Things

• Intelligent Operating Terminal

What is the function of a 'Router'?

• To store data permanently.

• To amplify signals in a network.

• To provide wireless internet access.

• The function of a router is to direct data traffic between different networks.

Explain the term 'Bandwidth'.

• Bandwidth is the time it takes for a signal to travel across a network.

• Bandwidth is the amount of data stored on a device.

• Bandwidth is the maximum rate of data transfer across a network path, measured in bits per second.

• Bandwidth refers to the physical size of a network cable.