Quiz 1: The Internet and WWW Please enter your name: Choose the best alternative: WWW enables you to connect to the network use email access specially prepared files on the network create multimedia documents Hypertext is text that appears as superscript contains links to other documents appears above normal text has images embodied in the text You look at WWW documents using servers browsers hypertext links windows Choose the best alternative: Hypertext links can be recognised by words of that are coloured blue words that are underlined images with a blue border text or images that change the mouse pointer to a hand Hypertext links are activated by Rolling the mouse over the link Clicking on the link Using the words of the link as the address Clicking the right hand mouse button Select which of the following is not necessary to use WWW appropriate software appropriate hardware connection to the network written authority from a network manager Select the best alternative: The Internet follows rules laid down by major software vendors. The Internet is largely self policing and has no rigid rules which everyone must follow. The Internet has rules and regulations laid down and enforced by major universities. The Internet is controlled by an alliance of hardware vendors. HTTP stands for: Hypertext transfer protocol. Hypertext teaching protocol. Hypertext teaching program. Hypertext transfer program. Which of the following is not true: Protocols are programs that you use on the Internet. Protocols give formulas for specifying how messages should be passed between computers. Protocols are used on the Internet to ensure services available on the Internet transfer information correctly. Protocols allow the transfer of information without the need for sender and receiver to be using the same program. URL stands for: Universal Resource Link. Uniform Resource Link Uniform Resource Locator Universal Resource Locator Your Quiz Score is
