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What was the original purpose of ARPANET?

  • Military communication (correct)
  • Scientific research for the public
  • Public data sharing
  • Commercial internet access

Which organization developed ARPANET?

  • International Telecommunication Union
  • US Department of Defense (correct)
  • World Wide Web Consortium
  • National Science Foundation

What does an Internet Service Provider (ISP) provide?

  • Security software
  • Web hosting services only
  • Educational resources exclusively
  • Email accounts and internet access (correct)

What is the key difference between IPv4 and IPv6 addressing systems?

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What does the term 'Cyberspace' refer to?

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Who created the World Wide Web?

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What is a primary benefit of the internet for students?

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What distinguishes the World Wide Web from the internet?

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What term do antivirus companies commonly use to refer to software that may invade user privacy by tracking online activity?

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Which programming language is commonly used to create toolbars in Internet Explorer 5 or later?

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What is the purpose of Mozilla Jetpack in the context of toolbar development for Firefox?

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What technology is used for toolbar styling in major browsers such as Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera?

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Which of the following browsers allows for the creation of native toolbars?

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What access level does the logic behind toolbars in Google Chrome have?

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What type of toolbar is created as an add-on in Firefox?

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In Safari, how are toolbars implemented and interacted with web content?

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What is a characteristic of injected toolbars?

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Which toolbar is NOT standard in Opera?

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How do you reveal the bookmarks toolbar in Opera?

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Which steps must be taken to customize the toolbar in Firefox?

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What type of information can cookies NOT provide to the origin site?

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Which statement about cookies is true?

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Which of the following is a valid method to delete cookies and browser history?

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How do developers commonly create a unique experience for different browsers through toolbars?

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What is the first step in accessing a webpage using a browser?

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Which of the following actions is NOT included in the listed tasks for browser management?

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What should you do after writing the address in the Address Bar?

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Which of the following actions involves modifying how information is presented in a browser?

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What is one of the tasks you can perform regarding web pages?

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What is a crucial consideration when evaluating information from the internet?

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Which action can help ensure your privacy while surfing the internet?

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What must you do before printing information from a web page?

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What is one major advantage of internet communication over traditional communication?

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Which of the following is NOT a tool for internet communication?

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How do social networking sites like Facebook impact communication?

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What type of data exchange does the Internet primarily use?

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Which of the following statements about internet communication is true?

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What is a significant consequence of poor online behavior such as cyberbullying?

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Why is it important to teach internet safety to children before allowing them to communicate online?

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Which of the following is NOT listed as a common search engine?

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What defines a 'search engine' that specializes in a particular topic?

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How do search engines classify files?

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What can be a long-term effect of posting harmful content online?

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What is the primary purpose of a search engine?

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Which of the following effects could the digital footprint have on an individual?

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Flashcards

ARPANET

The first packet switching network, developed by the U.S. Department of Defense's ARPA, and predecessor to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider (ISP)

A company that provides access to the internet and related services like email and file storage.

IP Address

A unique numerical identifier for devices on a computer network.

IPv4

The older internet protocol using 32-bit addresses.

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IPv6

The newer internet protocol with 128-bit addresses, designed to accommodate the increasing number of devices connected to the internet.

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Cyberspace

The interconnected computer networks and the content they host, often used to refer to the internet.

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World Wide Web (WWW)

A system of interconnected documents (web pages) accessible through the internet, containing text, images, and multimedia.

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Software Bundling

A practice where a company forces the installation of additional, often unwanted programs (like toolbars) when a user downloads a desired program.

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Browser Toolbar

A supplementary component added to a web browser, often used to enhance or alter the UI.

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Grayware/PUPs

Unwanted or potentially malicious software bundled with legitimate programs.

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Native Toolbars

Toolbars that are part of the browser's structure from construction, rather than added at runtime.

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XUL

Extensible User Interface Language, used for creating toolbars in older Firefox versions.

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JavaScript

A commonly used programming language for handling the dynamic behavior of webpage elements and browser extensions.

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Chrome Extensions

Applications that extend the functionality of Google Chrome browser.

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JavaScript API

Application Programming Interface for JavaScript, enabling interaction with browser and web page elements.

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Mozilla Jetpack

A tool that simplifies the development of add-ons for Firefox.

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Online Professionalism

Treating online communication like you would written communication, demonstrating respect and professionalism

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Internet browser

Software application used to access and view web pages.

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Address Bar

The browser component where you type website URLs.

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Poor Netiquette

Unprofessional or unacceptable online behavior.

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Search Engines

Tools that help find websites and information on the internet.

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Digital Footprint

The complete record of your online activity, including posts, photos, and other information.

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Search Engine

A tool for finding websites and information on the internet.

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Cookies and History

Data stored by browsers, often for personalized experiences, and browsing records.

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Navigating Web Pages

The process of moving through web sites

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Common Search Engines

Popular tools for searching the internet, including Google, Yahoo, and others.

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Specialized Search Engines

Search engines focused on particular topics or sites (e.g., international law, travel).

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Privacy and security

Protecting user data from online risks.

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Internet

Global network connecting computers and resources.

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Web Page

A document viewable on the internet.

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Bookmarks

Saved shortcuts to websites for quick access.

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Native Toolbars

Browser-specific toolbars; use browser-unique code to appear in each version.

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Injected Toolbars

Toolbars injected into web pages through JavaScript code in a browser extension.

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Browser Extension

A software program that adds functionality to a web browser.

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Opera Toolbars

Opera has limited toolbars; primarily bookmarks and extensions toolbars.

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Firefox Toolbars

Firefox allows customization of visible toolbars under the View menu.

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Cookies

Data sent by a website to a browser and stored by the browser, used for session information.

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Cookie Function

Cookies allow for website authentication, user tracking, storing preferences and more.

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Cookie Nature

Cookies are data, not software, and cannot carry viruses.

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Internet Communication

Sharing information, ideas, or words over the internet, using various tools like email, chat, and video calls.

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Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP)

A set of rules that govern how data is exchanged over the internet.

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Packet Switching

A method of sending data across networks by breaking it into smaller packets.

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Cost Savings (Internet Communication)

Internet communication often costs less than traditional methods of communication.

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E-mail

Electronic mail, a method of sending and receiving messages.

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Instant Messaging

Real-time text communication over the internet.

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Study Notes

Web Development and Database Administration Level II

  • Module Title: Configuring and Using Internet
  • Module Code: EIS WDDBA2 M03 0322
  • Nominal Duration: 40 hours
  • Prepared by: Ministry of Labor and Skills
  • Date: September 2022
  • Location: Addis Abeba, Ethiopia

Acknowledgement

  • Ministry of Labor and Skills thanks TVET instructors and industry experts for their time and expertise in the development of the Teaching, Training and Learning Materials (TTLM).

Table of Contents

  • Acronyms and abbreviations: (page 4)
  • Module introduction: (page 5)
  • Module instruction: (page 6)
  • Unit One: Manage Internet: (page 7)
    • Introduction to the Internet: (page 8)
      • ARPANET: (page 9)
      • Internet service provider (ISP): (page 9)
      • IP Address: (page 9)
      • Cyberspace: (page 9)
      • World Wide Web (WWW): (page 9)
    • Website: (page 10)
    • URL: (page 10)
    • Web Page: (page 10)
    • Home Page: (page 10)
    • Web Browser: (page 10)
    • Cache: (page 10)
    • HTTP: (page 10)
    • Web Cookie: (page 10)
    • Session: (page 10)
    • Hyperlink: (page 10)
    • Internet Security: (page 10)
    • Internet Browsers: (page 11)
      • Mozilla Firefox: (page 11)
      • Chrome: (page 12)
      • Microsoft Edge: (page 13)
      • Safari: (page 13)
      • Opera: (page 14)
      • UC Browser: (page 14)
      • Chedot Browser: (page 14)
    • Accessing a particular site using its URL: (page 14)
    • Manage internet browsers: (page 14)
      • Set Home Page: (page 15)
    • Modifying toolbars to meet user and browser needs: (page 19)
      • Deleting cookies and browser history (page 19)
    • Loaded images depending on modem speed, computer and browser capabilities: (page 20)
    • Browser Capabilities: (page 21)
  • Unit Two Search internet(page 34):
    • Introduction to search: (page 35)
    • Privacy and security threats on the internet: (page 35)
    • Observing OHS and netiquette principles (page 37)
    • Download required data and files: (pages 41-43)
    • Save search results: (page 43)
    • Creating bookmarks (page 44)
    • Setting up page and printing from the webpage (page 45)
    • Exiting browser windows(page 46)
  • Unit Three Work as a team member (page 54)
    • Introduction to communication (page 55)
      • Effective and appropriate communications with team members (page 55):
    • Communication tools(page 56):
      • Email: (page 56)
  • Lap Test 1 (page 33)
    • Task 1- Change the home page of your browser
    • Task 2- Adjust your browser display/view mode
    • Task 3- Modify your browser toolbar
    • Task 4- Using the required address access some data over the internet
    • Task 5- Load image over the internet
    • Task 6- Open URL and search different sites
    • Task 7- Delete cookies and history
  • Lap Test 2 (page 53)
    • Task 1- Open Google Search Engines
    • Task 2- Save and Present Search engine data
    • Task 3- Create and Save the created Bookmark
  • Lap Test 3 (page 65):
    • Task 1- Open Google account website
    • Task 2- Signup or create yours google account
    • Task 3- Login into yours created Gmail account
    • Task 4- Send one documents to your teacher
  • Reference: (page 66)
  • Participants (page 67)

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Test your knowledge about the origins and functionalities of the internet. This quiz covers key concepts such as ARPANET, internet addressing systems, and the World Wide Web. Perfect for beginners and students looking to understand the fundamentals of online technology.

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