- 1. A global network connecting millions of computers, making it possible to exchange
A) History
B) Search Engines
C) Internet
D) HTML
- 2. Connection in a document that allows you to jump to a different page on the World Wide Web.
A) Server
B) Hyperlink
C) Refresh
D) WWW
- 3. A computer that handles request for data, e-mail, file transfers, and other network services from other computers
A) Server
B) Web Browser
C) Internet
D) Hyperlink
- 4. The software which you use to look at web pages.
A) Web Browser
B) HTTP
C) Hyperlink
D) History
- 5. A collection of resources and interlinked documents that work together using a specific Internet set of rules.
A) Computer
B) Server
C) World Wide Web
D) Software
- 6. Takes you to the web page which loads when your browser first starts.
A) Hardware
B) Forward Key
C) Internet
D) Refresh
- 7. Shows a list of the pages which you have looked at recently.
A) History
B) Computer System
C) Search Engines
D) Refresh
- 8. A system for marking text so that it can be published on the World Wide Web.
A) HTLM
B) HTML
C) HTTL
D) HSMS
- 9. A set of rules used to transmit and receive all data over the World Wide Web is abbreviated as
A) HTPT
B) HTTP
C) HSTP
D) HPPT
- 10. Special websites on the Internet that make it much easier to find information that you need.
A) HTTP
B) Search Engines
C) Internet
D) Hyperlink
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