Internet, World Wide Web
  • 1. The Internet, aka the World Wide Web, is a global network of interconnected computers and devices that allows users to access and share information across the digital realm. It facilitates communication and collaboration on a global scale, enabling people to connect with each other, access a vast amount of resources, and conduct business transactions online. The Internet has revolutionized the way we communicate, work, shop, and entertain ourselves, creating a digital ecosystem that has become an integral part of modern life around the globe.

    What does HTTP stand for?
A) Hypertext Transfer Protocol
B) High Traffic Transfer Process
C) Hyperlink Text Transfer Protocol
D) Home Terminal Transfer Protocol
  • 2. Which protocol is used for sending email?
A) SMTP
B) TCP
C) HTTP
D) FTP
  • 3. What is the main function of a web browser?
A) To send emails
B) To create documents
C) To play music
D) To access and display websites
  • 4. What does URL stand for?
A) Universal Reply Language
B) Underlying Resource Layer
C) Uniform Resource Locator
D) User Registration Link
  • 5. Which protocol is used for secure online communication?
A) HTTPS
B) FTP
C) SMTP
D) HTTP
  • 6. What does HTML stand for?
A) Home Terminal Management Layer
B) Hypertext Markup Language
C) Hyperlink Text Modeling Language
D) High Traffic Message Listing
  • 7. What does ISP stand for?
A) Internet Service Provider
B) Internet Search Protocol
C) Internal Service Proxy
D) Intranet Security Policy
  • 8. Which technology is used to convert domain names to IP addresses?
A) FTP
B) DNS
C) HTTP
D) SMTP
  • 9. What is the purpose of a firewall in network security?
A) To store website data
B) To monitor and control incoming and outgoing network traffic
C) To encrypt communication
D) To speed up internet connection
  • 10. Which protocol is used to download files from a server to a client?
A) FTP
B) SSH
C) HTTP
D) SMTP
  • 11. What is the purpose of a cache in a web browser?
A) To display ads
B) To block internet access
C) To send emails
D) To store web page resources locally for faster retrieval
  • 12. What is a hyperlink?
A) A selectable element in a web page that links to another page or resource
B) A computer virus
C) A database query
D) A type of browser
  • 13. What does CSS stand for?
A) Cascading Style Sheets
B) Content Sharing Service
C) Computer System Software
D) Customer Support System
  • 14. What is a server in the context of the internet?
A) A type of web browser
B) A network cable
C) A computer that provides data to other computers
D) A software program
  • 15. What is the purpose of a web server?
A) To create documents
B) To send emails
C) To deliver web pages and other content to clients over the internet
D) To host online games
  • 16. Which term refers to the practice of promoting or publicizing a website on the internet?
A) SEO
B) CSS
C) TCP
D) HTML
  • 17. What is a URL parameter?
A) A type of internet connection
B) A search engine
C) A type of virus
D) An additional piece of information added to a URL to pass data to a web server
  • 18. What does W3C stand for?
A) Wireless Communication Company
B) Windows 3 Collection
C) World Wide Web Consortium
D) Web 3 Content
  • 19. What is the purpose of a cookie consent banner on a website?
A) To block access to the website
B) To obtain user consent before storing cookies on their device
C) To display advertisements
D) To track user location
  • 20. What is a firewall?
A) A security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic
B) A hardware component
C) A type of email
D) A type of computer virus
  • 21. What is the purpose of a robots.txt file?
A) To block internet access
B) To encrypt communication
C) To instruct search engine robots how to crawl and index web pages
D) To display advertisements
  • 22. What file format is commonly used for images on the web?
A) MP3
B) JPEG
C) TXT
D) DOCX
  • 23. Which technology is used to make web pages interactive?
A) JavaScript
B) HTML
C) CSS
D) XML
  • 24. Which programming language is commonly used for server-side web development?
A) HTML
B) JavaScript
C) CSS
D) PHP
  • 25. What does 'RSS' stand for in the context of web content?
A) Rapid System Synchronization
B) Really Simple Syndication
C) Remote Server Service
D) Responsive Site Structure
  • 26. What term is used to describe the practice of designing websites for optimal viewing on mobile devices?
A) Adaptive styling
B) Mobile optimization
C) Dynamic layout
D) Responsive design
  • 27. Which protocol is used to transfer web pages from a server to a client in a web browser?
A) SMTP
B) HTTP
C) FTP
D) TCP
  • 28. What coding language is commonly used for styling web pages?
A) JavaScript
B) CSS
C) Python
D) Java
  • 29. Which technology allows multiple devices to share a single Internet connection?
A) Router
B) Firewall
C) Switch
D) Modem
  • 30. Which technology enables users to access applications and data from a remote server over the Internet?
A) Blockchain
B) Virtual reality
C) Cloud computing
D) Augmented reality
  • 31. Who is credited with inventing the World Wide Web?
A) Tim Berners-Lee
B) Al Gore
C) Steve Jobs
D) Bill Gates
  • 32. Which term refers to unsolicited email messages?
A) Spam
B) Spyware
C) Malware
D) Phishing
  • 33. Which organization oversees the maintenance of domain names and IP addresses?
A) ICANN
B) CIA
C) NSA
D) FBI
  • 34. What technology allows multiple devices to share a single public IP address?
A) FTP
B) VPN
C) DNS
D) NAT
  • 35. What term is used to describe the process of transferring files from a web server to a user's computer?
A) Uploading
B) Streaming
C) Syncing
D) Downloading
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