World Wide Web Video (Crash Course)

List 3 things you learned from the video you did not know before...

What is the relationship between the World Wide Web and the Internet?

• They are two different names for the same thing.

• The Internet runs on top of the World Wide Web.

• The World Wide Web runs on top of the Internet.

• They are completely unrelated technologies.

Who conceptualized the idea of hyperlinked information, which allows users to easily navigate between related pieces of information?

• Tim Berners-Lee

• Vannevar Bush

• Charles Babbage

• Ada Lovelace

What is the first step a computer takes when you request a website using its domain name?

• It opens a TCP connection to the web server.

• It sends an HTTP GET request to the web server.

• It performs a DNS lookup to find the IP address.

• It renders the webpage to the screen.

What is the primary purpose of Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)?

• To encrypt data sent over the internet.

• To convert domain names into IP addresses.

• To mark up plain text files with hypertext elements like links.

• To establish a TCP connection between a browser and a server.

Are you enjoying the video lesson?

• Yes

• No

Who wrote the first web browser and web server?

• Jonathan Fletcher

• Larry Page

• Sir Tim Berners-Lee

• Marc Andreessen

Which web browser was the first to allow graphics to be embedded alongside text?

• WorldWideWeb

• NCSA Mosaic

• Netscape Navigator

• Internet Explorer

What were the three main software components that worked together in early search engines like JumpStation?

• Web Scraper, Database, Ranking Algorithm

• Web Crawler, Index, Search Algorithm

• Web Spider, Cache, Query Processor

• Web Robot, Directory, Filter

What is the core principle of network neutrality?

• Internet service providers should prioritize their own content.

• All internet packets should be treated equally in terms of speed and priority.

• Large companies should pay more for faster internet speeds.

• Governments should regulate internet content.