Understanding the World Wide Web

What is the World Wide Web (WWW)?

• A system of interlinked hypertext documents accessed via the Internet.

• A type of web browser.

• A programming language.

• A search engine.

What is hypertext?

• A method of organizing and presenting information with links.

• A type of web server.

• A programming language.

• A multimedia element.

What is a web page?

• A single document on the web.

• A collection of related web pages.

• A type of web browser.

• A search engine.

What does URL stand for?

• Uniform Resource Locator

• Universal Resource Locator

• Uniform Resource Link

• Universal Resource Link

What is the difference between HTTP and HTTPS?

• HTTPS is a secure version of HTTP.

• HTTP is faster than HTTPS.

• HTTPS is used for web servers only.

• There is no difference.

What are web browsers?

• Software applications used to access web pages.

• Types of web servers.

• Programming languages.

• Search engines.

What is the role of web servers?

• To store and deliver web pages to users.

• To create web pages.

• To search for information.

• To provide internet access.

What is HTML?

• The standard markup language for web pages.

• A type of web server.

• A programming language.

• A web browser.

What is the deep web?

• The portion of the internet not indexed by search engines.

• The visible part of the internet.

• A type of web browser.

• A programming language.

What is the dark web?

• A small portion of the deep web that is hidden.

• The visible part of the internet.

• A type of web browser.

• A programming language.