The path in a URL is best described (in the book) as:

The web page part, often omitted (then it becomes the root directory)

A set of rules that must be obeyed when transferring files across the internet

A mark-up language used to design web pages

A server that looks up domain names

A cookie stored on a user’s device

HTTP with extra security (e.g., SSL or TLS) applied

A web browser feature for bookmarks

A programming language for websites

A common clue mentioned for HTTPS in a browser is:

A green padlock may be shown in the status bar

A red warning triangle always appears

The URL will never contain “www”

The web page must be stored locally

The main purpose of a web browser is to:

Translate and render HTML to display web pages

Create IP addresses for devices

Provide encryption keys to websites

Which is a typical browser feature?

It automatically assigns IP addresses to devices

It converts domain names into HTML

Highlighted text or an image that links to more content or another page/site

A text file sent from a website to a browser

The numeric code used to locate a web server

A cookie is best described as:

A text file sent from a website to a user’s browser to remember preferences

A program that displays websites

A server that stores HTML pages

Stored temporarily and deleted when the browser is closed or the session ends

Stored permanently until the expiry date is reached

A persistent cookie is:

Stored on the user’s hard drive and deleted at expiry or by the user

Always deleted when the browser closes

Only created when using HTTP (not HTTPS)

Which is a stated use of (persistent) cookies?

To remember user details such as passwords/email/invoice details

To physically store web pages on the server

Which is another stated use of cookies?

Keeping items in a virtual shopping basket/cart

Sorting website data into packets

Assigning a MAC address to a device

Compiling web pages into machine code

Why might persistent cookies be called “tracking cookies”?

They can track browsing activity/preferences to target adverts and match history data

They store only the homepage content

They always encrypt your web traffic

They delete themselves every time you change tabs

Match the terms to the descriptions about retrieving and displaying web pages.

It is the language that is often used to write/author web pages.

It is a system that provides the matching IP address for a webpage to the web browser.

It is anumerical address used to locate the web server.

It is a secure protocol that can be used to transmit data sent to and received from a web server.

It is a piece of software that is used to display web pages.

Describe the role of the DNS.

The DNS translates domain names into IP addresses.

The DNS provides security certificates for websites.

The DNS manages email routing for domains.

The DNS stores website content on servers.

Cookies are stored by a web browser. Select two other functions of a web browser

Render web pages, manage user sessions.

Provide search results, block pop-ups.

Track browsing history, manage downloads.

Store user passwords, display images.

Organize these options into the right categories

users can send and receive emails

makes use of transmission protocols (TCP) and internet protocols (IP)

it is a collection of multimedia web pages and other information on websites

http(s) protocols are written using hypertext mark-up language (HTML)

uniform resource locators (URLs) are used to specify the location of web pages

web resources are accessed by web browsers

uses the internet to access information form web servers

The patient enters the uniform resource locator (URL) for the web page into their browser and the web page is requested and displayed. Complete and annotate the diagram to show how the web page is requested for the patient.

if URL not found, sent to another DNS

Complete the table with the missing terms

hypertext markup language (HTML)

hypertest transfer protocol (HTTP)

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which statement best describes the internet?

A collection of multimedia web pages accessed using a browser

A worldwide collection of interconnected networks and devices

A single global website made of HTML pages

A protocol used to transfer files between web servers

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which statement best describes the World Wide Web (WWW)?

The physical infrastructure that connects devices globally

A set of rules for transferring files across the internet

A collection of web pages and other information accessed using the internet

A method for sending and receiving emails

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is an example of an internet feature (not WWW)?

Web pages written in HTML

Using URLs to locate web pages

Sending and receiving emails

Accessing websites with a web browser

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is specifically associated with the WWW?

TCP and IP protocols

Sending emails

Online chatting via audio and video

Using HTTP/HTTPS to access websites

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A URL is best described as:

A numeric address used by routers

A text address used to access websites and web pages

A program that displays web pages

A security certificate used to encrypt web traffic

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The general format of a URL is:

website://protocol/path/file

protocol://website address/path/file name

domain://countrycode/type/file

http://DNS/IP/HTML

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In a URL, the protocol is most commonly:

TCP or IP

HTML or JavaScript

HTTP or HTTPS

DNS or SSL

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The Internet and World Wide Web (www) - Test me

Which statement best describes the internet?

Which statement best describes the World Wide Web (WWW)?

Which of the following is an example of an internet feature (not WWW)?

Which of the following is specifically associated with the WWW?

A URL is best described as:

The general format of a URL is:

In a URL, the protocol is most commonly:

In a URL, which part is the domain host?

The domain type in a URL is an example such as:

The country code in a URL is an example such as:

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