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WEEK 13-CC101-QUIZ

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the Internet?

a)

A collection of related websites.

b)

A global network of billions of computers and devices.

c)

A type of software for browsing the web.

d)

A digital storage device for computer data.

2.

Which term refers to connecting a computer to the Internet?

a)

Offline

b)

Accessing

c)

Going online

d)

Loading

3.

What is the primary purpose of the World Wide Web?

a)

To manage internet connections

b)

To allow users to access and view websites

c)

To regulate global computer standards

d)

To develop new programming languages

4.

What application is required to view websites on the Internet?

a)

Server

b)

Internet Explorer

c)

Router

d)

Web browser

5.

What does the Internet Protocol (IP) enable?

a)

Local-only network connections

b)

Internetworking that establishes the Internet itself

c)

Hardware storage for data

d)

Sending of offline files

6.

What is a web server?

a)

A device that connects users to the Internet

b)

A storage location for websites

c)

A software that displays websites

d)

A type of email service

7.

Which version of IP is currently in dominant use but has limited addresses?

a)

IPv2

b)

IPv4

c)

IPv6

d)

IPv10

8.

Why was IPv6 developed?

a)

To replace IPv4 due to address exhaustion

b)

To reduce internet speeds

c)

To improve hardware functionality

d)

To increase server capacities

9.

What is a subnet?

a)

A smaller network within an IP network

b)

A type of Internet connection

c)

A server hosting multiple websites

d)

A software that encrypts data

10.

Which protocol is the main access protocol of the World Wide Web?

a)

FTP

b)

HTTP

c)

TCP

d)

SMTP

11.

What service allows users to send electronic messages to others on the Internet?

a)

Social media

b)

FTP

c)

Email

d)

Web browsing

12.

Which of the following services enables voice communication over the Internet?

a)

VoIP

b)

DNS

c)

SMTP

d)

IMAP

13.

Which of the following is an example of data transfer over the Internet?

a)

Sending a letter via mail

b)

Transferring a file via email

c)

Using a local hard drive

d)

Uploading to an offline server

14.

What is streaming media?

a)

Data sent and received through local networks

b)

Real-time delivery of digital media for immediate use

c)

High-speed printing of images

d)

Converting video to text

15.

What is a unique feature of VoIP compared to traditional calls?

a)

It requires a television

b)

It often has higher voice quality and is cheaper

c)

It only works over landline phones

d)

It only functions during power outages

16.

Which term describes a global system for accessing linked documents and media?

a)

World Wide Web

b)

Internet Protocol

c)

Local Area Network

d)

Streaming Platform

17.

Why are IPv4 addresses limited?

a)

IPv4 was designed to support up to 4.3 billion hosts, which have now been exhausted

b)

IPv4 only works with certain operating systems

c)

IPv4 addresses cannot be used for mobile devices

d)

IPv4 addresses expire after 10 years

18.

What is the primary function of HTTP on the World Wide Web?

a)

To provide faster Internet speeds

b)

To establish web connections and transfer data between servers and clients

c)

To protect users' privacy

d)

To replace outdated hardware

19.

Which technology allows users to view live or recorded videos on the Internet?

a)

Ethernet

b)

Webcams

c)

HTTP

d)

HTML

20.

How is data typically protected during transfer across the Internet?

a)

By disconnecting from the network

b)

By encryption and digital signatures

c)

By reducing file size

d)

By using plain text for easy reading