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Module 2 - Lesson 2 assessment

A browser:

displays web pages so that you can read them.
Is used to access, read, and send email.
Allows quick searches for information throughout the World Wide Web
All of the above

Currently, the two most popular browsers are:

Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox
Netscape and Mozilla Firefox
Opera and Netscape
Internet Explorer and Netscape

URL means:

Uncommon Resource Listing
Uniform Resource Locator
Unix Resolution Link
Unlimited Resource Listing

Most web addresses begins with:

htp://
http://
htp:
http:/

The domain extension that signifies a nonprofit organization is:

.edu
.org
.com
.gov
.net

The domain extension that signifies a for-profit business is:

.edu
.org
.com
.gov
.net

The Internet Explorer icon that looks like two arrows going in a circle identifies which browser function?

Home
Search
Back
Forward
Refresh
Stop
Favorites
Print

The Internet Explorer icon that looks like an arrow pointing to the left indicates which browser function?

Home
Search
Back
Forward
Refresh
Stop
Favorites
Print

The Internet Explorer icon that looks like a house indicates which browser function?

Home
Search
Back
Forward
Refresh
Stop
Favorites
Print

The computer language that determines how a web page will display in a browser window:

HML
HTML
HXL
HEXL

Hyperlinks are:

Graphical input devices
Connections to other web pages or web sites
Wordprocessing elements
Electronic mail messages

A link is the same as a hyperlink.

True
False

In a browser window, when the pointer (cursor) changes to a hand, this indicates a:

Favorite
Home page
Document
Hyperlink

If you wanted to locate several websites that relate to a single topic, you would use a:

Hyperlink
Email
Search engine
Online chat

To bookmark a web page in Internet Explorer you would:

Click on Favorites
Click on Home
Click on Tools
Click on View