QUIZ

Daniella opens a website that only lets her read articles without commenting or reacting. Which version of the web is she using?

• Static, read-only Web 1.0

• Dynamic, interactive Web 2.0

• Personalized Web 3.0

• Collaborative Web 4.0

Doroni uses Facebook to share photos, post updates, and interact with friends. Which feature of Web 2.0 makes this possible?

• One-way browsing

• Static pages only

• User participation and collaboration

• Hyperlink navigation

When Martina searches for “best laptop for students,” the search engine suggests results based on her preferences and past activity. Which web version is at work?

• AI-driven Web 3.0

• Web 1.0 browsing

• Static web pages

• Limited Web 2.0

A group of students edits the same online document at the same time for a class project. Which advantage of Web 2.0 are they using?

• One-way information sharing

• Real-time collaboration

• Updates controlled only by site owners

• Text-only communication

Jomin’s online music app recommends songs he might enjoy using AI. Which web feature makes this possible?

• Blogs and forums

• Multimedia sharing

• Semantic and AI technologies

• Static web pages

In X, St. Margaret students use “#SaveNature” to categorize their posts about the environment. Which feature allows this?

• Rich User Experience

• Folksonomy

• Long Tail

• SaaS

When you click “like” on a shopping website, the product suggestions adjust based on your activity. Which feature is this?

• Fixed content

• Rich User Experience

• Text-only content

• Developer-controlled updates

Thousands of people around the world contribute videos, blogs, and comments to social platforms daily. What Web 2.0 feature is this?

• Long Tail

• Folksonomy

• Mass Participation

• SaaS

Instead of buying Microsoft Office, Anna pays monthly to use Office 365 online. What ICT service is this?

• Permanent software purchase

• Software subscription (SaaS)

• Offline-only applications

• USB file sharing

A small online bookstore earns profit by selling rare comics and niche novels to specific readers. Which Web 2.0 concept is applied?

• Serving niche markets (Long Tail)

• One-time software sales

• Updates limited to site owners

• Free services for all