Internet
Computer Studies · 50 practice questions
Definition of the Internet; basic terms (homepage, browse, browser, chatroom, cybercafe, HTTP, HTML, ISP, webpage, website); Internet browsers (Internet Explorer, Opera, Firefox, Google Chrome) and their features (title bar, menu bar, tool bar, address bar, search bar, URL); Internet services (e-mail, discussion groups, instant messaging, virtual meetings, FTP, WWW, search engines, chatting).
- Define the Internet and illustrate the use of basic Internet terms.
- Access the Internet through different browsers and explain their features.
- Describe the use of different Internet services.
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- Practice question 1
The Internet's underlying infrastructure includes physical elements such as
- A.audio recordings and physical vinyl records only
- B.servers, routers, and undersea cables
- C.purely theoretical, non-physical concepts only
- D.printed documents and physical postal mail only
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B. servers, routers, and undersea cables
Servers, routers, and undersea cables are among the essential physical components forming the Internet's infrastructure.
- Practice question 2
A homepage is the main introductory page of a website, often the first page a visitor sees when
- A.accessing the site
- B.closing their web browser entirely
- C.disconnecting from the Internet entirely
- D.deleting the website from their bookmarks
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A. accessing the site
The homepage typically serves as a website's entry point, the first page visitors encounter.
- Practice question 3
A cybercafe is a business establishment that provides
- A.free, unrestricted access to any private database
- B.paid access to computers with an Internet connection for public use
- C.manufacturing facilities for new computer components
- D.physical repair services for damaged computer hardware exclusively
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B. paid access to computers with an Internet connection for public use
Cybercafes offer the public paid access to computers connected to the Internet.
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