Web Technology Basics

Google Chrome is a web browser developed by Google. It is used to access and navigate websites. Option A is incorrect because Chrome is not a website itself - it's the application that displays websites. Option B is incorrect because while Chrome includes Google Search as the default search engine, Chrome itself is not the search engine. Option D is incorrect - Chrome has no antivirus functionality.

To create an email link in HTML, use the mailto protocol within an anchor tag: . Option A uses incorrect protocol sendmail://, Option B is missing the protocol, and Option D uses incorrect syntax mail: attribute.

In HTML, heading tags range from H1 to H6, where H1 is the largest and most important heading, and H6 is the smallest. Therefore, H1 makes the largest headline.

In HTML, most of the visible content of a web page should be placed between the tags. The section contains metadata and title,

ISP stands for Internet Service Provider - a company that provides access to the Internet. Options B, C, and D are incorrect: HTML is the language of the Web, JPEG/GIF are common graphic formats, and FAQ represents common questions and answers.

HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol and is the transfer method used on the Web for communication between web servers and browsers. Option B describes file conversion formats, Option C refers to URL (web address), and Option D refers to formats like PDF that retain formatting.

Frames are the HTML feature that allows a web page to be divided into multiple, independently scrollable sections. Each frame can display different content or web pages. While now deprecated in HTML5 in favor of iframes and CSS layouts, frames were specifically designed for this purpose. Forms collect user input, and tables display tabular data.