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WorksheetsGCSE CS Computer Networks
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
URL is the same as ...
a website address
an IP address
a MAC address
A physical address
URL is an abbreviation for ...
Unique Resource Locator
Uniform Resource Locator
Universal Resource Locator
Unknown Resource Locator
A DNS server ...
Translates a URL to an IP address and sends it back to a web browser.
Translates an IP address to a URL and sends it back to a web browser.
Translates a URL to a MAC address and sends it back to a web browser.
Translates a MAC address to a URL and sends it back to a web browser.
In packet switching, a message is divided into .......... .......... Each .......... .......... contains data and all the information needed to route it towards its .......... and to .......... it into a full message.
data, packets, data, packet, destination, reassemble
data, packets, data, packet, source, reassemble
data, packets, data, packet, destination, divide
A .......... is used to reassemble data packets into a full message.
IP address
MAC address
packet sequence number
error-checking code
The ability to access files, programs & other services remotely from another computer system over the internet is known as ...
cloud computing
cloud storage
What is the role of a web server?
To host web pages that can be accessed by other devices connected to the internet.
To control which devices on a network are able to access the Internet.
To request a specific web page from a web host and display the results.
To allow the user to create their own web pages.
What is the role of a web client?
To host web pages that can be accessed by other devices connected to the internet.
To control which devices on a network are able to access the Internet.
To request a specific web page from a web host and display the results.
To allow the user to create their own web pages.
The device that directs data packets to their destination is called ...
a router
a switch
a network interface controller
a server
.......... .......... is used to direct data packets to their correct destination.
A destination IP address
A destination MAC address
A source IP address
A source MAC address
