Computer Knowledge
Internet and Web
1,557 Questions
The Internet and Web encompass global networks, web portals, browsers, and online communication tools. This hub provides questions on basic internet concepts, email structures, and web terminology. Strong knowledge here is vital for scoring well in computer awareness sections.
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Internet and Web Questions
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Hypertext
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HTML
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XML
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Website
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Explanation
Hypertext is text displayed on a computer or other electronic device with references (hyperlinks) to other text that the reader can immediately access.
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National Aeronautical Space Agency
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National Science Foundation
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United States Department of Defense
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Integrated Services Digital Network
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The internet evolved from ARPANET, which was a project funded by the United States Department of Defense through its Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA).
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unbalanced, nonexistent
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embarrassing, no
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unlimited, minimal
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choking, shoking
C
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The internet offers vast choices with very few restrictions. 'Unlimited' and 'minimal' correctly complete the sentence.
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My Computer
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Recycle Bin
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My Documents
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Internet Explorer
D
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Explanation
Internet Explorer is a web browser specifically designed to navigate and display content from the World Wide Web.
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Network Neighbourhood
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My Computer
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Internet Explorer
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My Documents
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Explanation
Network Neighbourhood (later renamed My Network Places) was the standard icon used in older versions of Windows to browse and access other computers connected to the same local network.
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sub-domain
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domain
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folder
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none of the above
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In the URL structure, 'members' acts as a sub-domain of the primary domain 'fortunecity.com'. A domain is the main identifier, while a sub-domain is a subset of that domain.
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Uniform Resource Locator
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Unique Resource Locator
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Uniform Right Locator
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Universal Resource Locator
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URL is the standard acronym for the address of a resource on the internet. It stands for Uniform Resource Locator.
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stop button
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forward button
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back button
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address bar
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The address bar is the designated area in a web browser where users input the URL of a website to navigate to it.
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bttp://
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fttp://
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http://
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pttp://
C
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URLs typically begin with a protocol identifier. HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol) is the standard protocol used for web pages.
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works only when you have pressed the back button at least once
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takes you to the next page in the website
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takes you to the next hyperlink in the web page
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none of the above
A
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The forward button in a browser is designed to navigate to a page that was previously visited before the back button was pressed. It is inactive if no history exists in that direction.
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are a list of sites where you can buy books
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are a list of sites where you can read books online
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are user-defined list of frequently visited websites
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none of the above
C
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Bookmarks are a browser feature that allows users to save the URLs of their favorite or frequently visited websites for quick access later.
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shows the last visited website
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is where you type in the address of your website
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shows the address of your computer
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none of the above
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Explanation
The address bar is the primary input field in a browser interface used to enter and display the URL of the current webpage.
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The website address is wrong.
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You do not have the password for the site.
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You are not authorised to view the site.
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None of the above
C
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Explanation
HTTP status code 403 indicates that the server understands the request but refuses to authorize it, meaning the user does not have permission to access the resource.
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portal
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website
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vortal
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home page
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Explanation
The home page is the main or introductory web page of a website, which serves as the starting point for navigation.
C
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Explanation
Mozilla is a software community that produces the Firefox web browser, not a search engine. MSN, Yahoo, and Google are all search engines.