Unit 1: Seek it - Lesson 1: The Internet and World Wide Web

Define the following term: Internet.

• A vast global network that is comprised of many similar interconnected networks.

• A type of computer virus that spreads through emails.

• A programming language used for web development.

• A device used to connect printers to computers.

Define the following term: World Wide Web.

• A system of interlinked documents available on the Internet.

• A programming language used to create software applications.

• A type of computer hardware used for data storage.

• A wireless communication protocol for mobile devices.

Define the following term: Client.

Define the following term: Web Server.

• Serves, or delivers all the files that form web pages.

• Stores user passwords for websites.

• Manages only email communications.

• Creates graphics for web pages.

Who developed the World Wide Web and why?

• Tim Berners-Lee, to facilitate information sharing over the Internet.

• Bill Gates, to create a new operating system.

• Steve Jobs, to launch the first web browser.

• Mark Zuckerberg, to connect people through social media.

HTML stands for:

• Hyper Text Markup Language

• Home Tool Markup Language

• Hyperlinks and Text Markup Language

• Hyper Tool Multi Language

What does your web browser do?

• It stores files.

• It displays web pages.

• It prints documents.

• It plays music.

What does the web server do?

• It stores and delivers web pages to users.

• It creates graphics for websites.

• It manages user passwords.

• It designs website layouts.

The basis of the World Wide Web is:

• HTML, HTTP, and URL

• TCP, IP, and FTP

• Java, Python, and C++

• Email, Chat, and Forums

What are two activities that use the Internet?

• Sending emails and browsing websites

• Reading a book and jogging

• Cooking and painting

• Driving a car and sleeping