WorksheetsICT 5
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which of the following defines as working on a computer that is connected to the internet.
online
webpage
website
It is a single page in a website
World Wide Web
webpage
web browser
The name given to the network of computers connected across the world
online
web browser
internet
Part of the internet for all the webpages and websites
World wide web
web browser
website
To keep yourself safe in doing online research, you need to make sure that you choose your search word carefully.
TRUE
FALSE
It is a unique web address
URL
World Wide Web
Web browser
What is the meaning of URL
Uniform Resource locator
Uniform Ready Learning
Uniform Resource learning
What are the three parts of URL?
Protocol
Domain name
Domain extension
Protocol
Domain web
Domain extension
Personal
Domain web
Domain extension
It usually start with "https" which is the set of rules that governs how data is transmitted for the website
Protocol
Domain name
domain extension
This part identifies the website . Example: www.google
Protocol
domain name
domain extension
URLs can end in lots of different ways, depending on the type of website and where in the world it is located. Example :
.com
.edu
Protocol
domain name
domain extension
The World Wide Web was invented in by Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
1988
1898
1889
1989
The first website was created in 1991
TRUE
FALSE
The internet contains many millions of websites made up of many millions of webpages.
TRUE
FALSE
A program that is used to search large databases that contains websites from the World Wide Web.
Internet
Chrome
Search Engine
Encyclopedia Britannica was first published in .
1768
1678
1788
1769
A source that will not damage your computer, will give you accurate information and will not cause you feel threatened or upset.
Internet
Trusted Source
Wikipedia
A free online encyclopedia that is written collaboratively (together) by many people from around the world.
Blog
Encyclopedia
Wikipedia
One of the most difficult things about using the internet is understanding whether or not the information is reliable.
TRUE
FALSE
Using only one source can prove that the information is reliable.
TRUE
FALSE
A space in a web browser that shows the address of the webpage being viewed.
Address Bar
Index
Algorithm
Filter
A list of all the keywords and webpages that a search engine has visited before.
Address Bar
Index
Algorithm
Filter
A list of stages or steps that a program follows in order to solve a problem.
Address Bar
Index
Algorithm
Filter
To remove information that you do not want, or to find information that you do want.
Address Bar
Index
Algorithm
Filter
There are several search engines that you can use.
TRUE
FALSE
Once you have typed your keywords or sentence into the search bar, you will not see any result.
TRUE
FALSE
A search engine will normally give you lots of result. It is often very difficult to know where to start to find the most relevant result.
TRUE
FALSE
Saving some of the webpages that you find useful so that you can use them again at a later date.
TRUE
FALSE
You could also a webpage so that you can easily visit it again.
Index
Bookmark
Algorithm
In saving a text from website, you should think carefully before doing this and you should always try to rewrite it in your own words if you can.
TRUE
FALSE
Acknowledging the source of the information.
Academic honesty
Academic analysis
Academic
A legal right, given to the owner or creator, which means only they can share the content with other people.
Infringement
Rights
Copyright
There are no websites that contain copyright free images that you can save and use in your own work.
TRUE
FALSE
You should include a reference that shows where you found the image.
TRUE
FALSE
FAQ stands for
Frequently Asked Questions
Few Asked Questions
Frequent Asked Question
Another name for sound
Music
Song
Audio
The word "media" was added to most English dictionaries in the early 1960s.
TRUE
FALSE
Using someone else's work but pretending it is your own.
Copyright
Paraphrase
Plagiarism
A combination of text, graphics, sound, images, and video to present information.
Multimedia
Media
PowerPoint Presentation
The use of multimedia on webpages and in presentations has changed the way people take information.
TRUE
FALSE
A very useful design tool that allows you to create a plan for your presentation.
Storyboard
Outline
Organizer
A storyboard is made up of several circles with notes inside the circle.
TRUE
FALSE
The notes in storyboard contain information about the formatting and multimedia that will be included on the slide.
TRUE
FALSE
A storyboard should have enough detail so that if you gave it to another person, they could create the presentation in the way you wanted.
TRUE
FALSE
The most important thing to remember when creating a presentation is the outline.
TRUE
FALSE
You need to make sure that the content of your presentation is suitable for your audience.
TRUE
FALSE
One thing to be careful about when creating a presentation is putting few contents in the side.
TRUE
FALSE
Guidelines you can follow to make sure that you have a good design for your presentation, EXCEPT ONE.
Use a simple background color
Do not add too many images to a slide
Use three or more font styles
Do not have too many words on a slide
Make sure that all your slides have the same themes
When you are resizing an image, if you use the side of the image rather than the corner, you will make the image distorted.
TRUE
FALSE
If you decide that you want to change the layout you chose, you can do using the Layout button. You can do this at any time.
TRUE
FALSE
