62.
If you are using a modem that does not support the use of your telephone
line parallely for voice communications, you are using a ____.
63.
Which of the following is true about a DSL modem?
True / False Questions
64.
The World Wide Web is a vast network of computers that connects millions
of people all over the world.
65.
The Internet and all its technological infrastructure are what make the Web
possible.
66.
All Web sites have a generic Web site address.
67.
A Web site address is a unique name that identifies a specific site on the
Web.
68.
A domain name identifies an area, or a group of computers on the Web, and
the general geographical location of this group.
69.
The address for a specific Web page is called a domain locator.
70.
Most people opt for the common term of “Web page address” when
referring to a URL.
71.
A hyperlink represents images that are not clickable.
72.
Most Web addresses start with http:// www.
73.
The last three letters (com) in the Web address, www.yahoo.com, is
referred to as the top-level domain.
74.
Some addresses have a two-character extension that follows the top-level
domain. This denotes country location of the site.
75.
.jobs is the top-level domain for companies with jobs to advertise.
Refer: Figure B.3
76.
The Web address of FineVine, a wine company, is www.FineVine.com. The
TLD of the address indicates that FineVine is a commercial organization.
Refer: Figure B.3
77.
ICANN returns the application fee for nonstandardized TLDs if the
applications are rejected.
78.
A firewall enables you to surf the Web.
79.
Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome are some popular Web browsers.
80.
One of the most important features of any Web browser is that you can
create, edit, and maintain a list of your most commonly visited addresses on
the Web.
81.
Tabs forbid the opening of multiple Web sites at the same time.
82.
Google (www.google.com) is the only search engine available on the Web.
83.
Boolean operators assist you with refining your search for information on
the Web.
84.
The Web 2.0 focuses on users as both creators and modifiers of content.
85.
Web 2.0 is a Web site that allows you to create, revise, modify, and often
remove content.
86.
Wikis, blogs, and podcasting are some applications of the Web 2.0.
87.
A Wiki prohibits visitors from eliminating content on a Web site.
88.
Wiki, as a term, can refer either to the engine that makes Wiki sites possible
or to a specific Wiki Web site.
89.
“People” is a general term within social networking sites that includes
actual people, music bands, organizations, and so on.
90.
A blog is a type of NSP.
91.
Blogs cover a wide range of topics including news commentary, personal
online diaries, travel, and so on.
92.
On a social networking site, when you post a status update to your wall, you
are participating in microblogging.
93.
IRC servers support your use of discussion groups and chat rooms.