WorksheetsOCR GCSE Computer Science: 1.4 Networks (Part 3)
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
ISPs are...
What individuals and businesses require to connect to the internet
How countries become connected to the internet
Are what makes Wi-Fi work out in public
A part of a computer required to connect to the internet
What is a URL?
A unique human friendly address to a web page
A set of unique numbers which identify a website
The main part of a web address which identifies the website
The beginning part of a web address which identifies how the web page is to be delivered to the user
What is an IP address?
A unique human friendly address to a web page
A set of unique numbers which identify a website / server
The main part of a web address which identifies the website
The beginning part of a web address which identifies how the web page is to be delivered to the user
Which of the following is a valid IP address?
100.11.16
73.193.256.17
73.193.52.17
73.193.256.17.12
What are the two types of IP address?
Temporary
Static
Dynamic
Permanent
Which type of server translates Web Addresses to IP addresses?
Web Server
E-mail Server
DNS Server
RTP Server
What is the purpose of a DNS Server?
Delivers requested pages to the end user
Takes an IP address and directs the traffic to the correct human readable web address address
Takes a human readable web address and directs the traffic to the correct IP address
Streams video to an end user sequentially so that it may be watched without full download
Which of the following is a domain name (only)?
https://google.com
google.com
https://www.google.com/search?q=cats
https://
Which of the following describes a protocol used to send web pages?
https://google.com
google.com
https://www.google.com/search?q=cats
https://
What is meant by hosting?
A service that allows individuals and organisations to make their website available on the world wide web
A service that creates websites for companies
A service that transmits data in a network
A service that translates alphabetic names into IP addresses
