5 Written Questions

1. Permits your computer to log onto another computer and use it as if you were there.
2. Hypertext Markup Language used to create web pages.
3. Name given to the internet when it was first created.
4. Searching and viewing randomly for information on the internet.
5. Special sites on the web that are designed to help people find information stored on other sites.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. An earlier, text-only method of accessing information from the internet.
   1. Browsers
   2. FTP
   3. Gopher
   4. ARPANET
2. The address the web uses to identify hypertext documents.
   1. Wildcard
   2. URL (Uniform Resource Locator)
   3. Surfing or Browsing
   4. Boolean Operators
3. Programs such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safaris, etc. that display hypertext files and allow the user to connect to a document and display it.
   1. ARPANET
   2. Keywords
   3. Browsers
   4. Gopher
4. The asterisk (*) that is inserted before a keyword that means, "Anything can go here."
   1. Wildcard
   2. Website
   3. Keywords
   4. Gopher
5. An interconnected system of information resources on the internet.
   1. Wildcard
   2. World Wide Web
   3. Website
   4. Browsers

5 True/False Questions

1. Hypertext → Name given to the internet when it was first created.

   True        False

2. Keywords → Specific words that direct one to certain web pages.

   True        False

3. Website → Permits your computer to log onto another computer and use it as if you were there.

   True        False

4. Internet Service Providers (ISP) → Searching and viewing randomly for information on the internet.

   True        False

5. Boolean Operators → Words that instruct the search engine what to include and what to leave out.

   True        False