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Unit 4 Hosting a Web Site

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The portion of the web address that identifies the web server that stores your site and gives access to visitors (e.g., apple.com).

a)

hosting plan

b)

upload

c)

domain name

d)

maintenance plan

2.

A commonly used protocol that transfers data from one computer to another over the Internet or through a network

a)

blog

b)

favicon

c)

web optimization

d)

file transfer protocol (FTP)

3.

A small, customized icon shown in the address bar next to the URL or in the Favorites menu when a site is bookmarked.

a)

favicon

b)

search engine

c)

hosting plan

d)

server

4.

Search engines include keywords as one element in the algorithms they use to rank a page's relevance in a search

a)

maintenance plan

b)

favicon

c)

server

d)

keywords

5.

A form of blogging in which the content is typically much smaller than a traditional blog in terms of both actual size and aggregate file size. A microblog entry could consist of nothing but a short sentence fragment, or an image or embedded video

a)

microblogging

b)

domain name

c)

favicon

d)

host plan

6.

A monthly, biannual, or annual service for having a website published on a hosting company's server, as well as a URL, email addresses, technical support, FTP access, and other related services.

a)

web optimization

b)

hosting plan

c)

wireframe

d)

domain name

7.

Identifies a protocol for how a web page will be retrieved from a remote server.

a)

web statistic

b)

web hit

c)

hypertext transfer protocol (http)

d)

domain name

8.

A plan for the ongoing maintenance, bug fixing, upgrading, and content refreshing for a website.

a)

domain name

b)

hosting plan

c)

favicon

d)

maintenance plan

9.

To put files from your local computer onto a remote server or public web host.

a)

hosting plan

b)

search engine optimization

c)

upload

d)

FTP

10.

The process of reducing the size and complexity of a website in order to maximize the performance and speed of the site.

a)

search engine

b)

website optimization

c)

host plan

d)

favicon

11.
A section of text, usually separated from the main body of text, that appears at the top of each page in a site and identifies the content of the page
a)
jump menu
b)
page header
c)
wide navigation
12.
A section of text, usually separated from the main body of text, that appears at the top of each page in a site and identifies the content of the page
a)
jump menu
b)
page header
c)
wide navigation
13.
A navigation scheme that provides links to all pages through a single horizontal or vertical set of links. This style of navigation is not recommended for more than 10 links.
a)
deep navigation
b)
wide navigation
c)
page header
d)
tree style navigation
14.
Expands and collapses links or submenus with a "+" or "-" or a triangle.
a)
tree style menu
b)
deep navigation
c)
global page
d)
jump menu
15.
A navigation scheme that features multiple levels of pages: top-level pages, secondary pages, tertiary pages, and so on.
a)
header
b)
wide navigation
c)
deep navigation
d)
text navigation
16.
A navigation scheme that features multiple levels of pages: top-level pages, secondary pages, tertiary pages, and so on.
a)
header
b)
wide navigation
c)
deep navigation
d)
text navigation
17.
Pages that can be accessed from all pages on the site, sometimes called utilities.
a)
sub page
b)
home pages
c)
global pages
d)
seep navigation
18.
The first page that a user sees, which includes navigation to the rest of the site.
a)
sub page
b)
home page
c)
global pages
d)
header
19.
Any page that falls one or more levels below a site's main navigation page.
a)
home page
b)
global pages
c)
sub page
d)
deep navigation
20.
Any page that falls one or more levels below a site's main navigation page.
a)
home page
b)
global pages
c)
sub page
d)
deep navigation
21.
A row of links that provide the user with a "trail" to follow back to the starting or entry point of a website. They usually appear at the top of a webpage.
a)
multi-tier menu
b)
breadcrumb trail
c)
text only navigation
d)
deep navigation