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Tech+: 3.1.2 - What is the Internet

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the Internet often compared to?

a)

A library

b)

A large highway

c)

A shopping mall

d)

A television network

2.

Which protocol is still used today for Internet communication?

a)

HTTP/HTTPS

b)

FTP

c)

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

d)

SMTP

3.

What does 'data integrity' mean in the context of the Internet?

a)

Data is encrypted during transmission

b)

Data sent over the Internet is accurate, consistent, complete, and correct when it arrives

c)

Data is stored securely on servers

d)

Data is backed up automatically

4.

What was the primary purpose of the United States Department of Defense program in the late 1960s?

a)

To build large computers

b)

To allow researchers to share information more easily

c)

To create a secure postal service

d)

To develop video games

5.

What is the term used to describe the Internet's ability to connect millions of computers, websites, and servers together?

a)

Centralized system

b)

Global server

c)

Network of networks

d)

Data highway

6.

What was a major limitation of computers in the 1960s?

a)

They could not store data

b)

They were large and immobile

c)

They were too expensive to use

d)

They were not connected to the Internet

7.

Why is the Internet considered a decentralized system?

a)

It is controlled by one central authority

b)

It only connects small groups of computers

c)

It requires a common language for communication

d)

It allows every device to act as both a client and a server

8.

What is the benefit of peer-to-peer architecture in the Internet?

a)

It centralizes control of the Internet

b)

It ensures data integrity during transmission

c)

It allows smaller groups to share information as easily as larger groups

d)

It eliminates the need for protocols

9.

What problem did the introduction of TCP/IP solve?

a)

It created a centralized system for Internet governance

b)

It eliminated the need for magnetic computer tapes

c)

It allowed different networks to communicate and share information

d)

It made computers smaller and portable

10.

Which of the following is NOT an example of what the Internet enables people to do?

a)

Play games online

b)

Send emails

c)

Control all Internet-connected devices

d)

Make video calls