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What is a 32-bit number identifying a node on an IP network?
What is a 32-bit number identifying a node on an IP network?
Internet address
Which protocol is used for software that resolves an Internet address to its corresponding physical machine address?
Which protocol is used for software that resolves an Internet address to its corresponding physical machine address?
Resolution protocol
What is stored information used to route data through a gateway called?
What is stored information used to route data through a gateway called?
Look-up table
What is a device for connecting dissimilar networks?
What is a device for connecting dissimilar networks?
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What protocol is used by software that moves information to the correct application on the receiving system of a network?
What protocol is used by software that moves information to the correct application on the receiving system of a network?
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Which protocol is used by software that manages communication exchanges between computers on the Internet?
Which protocol is used by software that manages communication exchanges between computers on the Internet?
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What is the World Wide Web often referred to as?
What is the World Wide Web often referred to as?
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What are documents and resources on the World Wide Web identified by?
What are documents and resources on the World Wide Web identified by?
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What does a web address (URL) specify?
What does a web address (URL) specify?
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What is the part of a URL that identifies the web server or host called?
What is the part of a URL that identifies the web server or host called?
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What is Web 1.0 associated with?
What is Web 1.0 associated with?
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What is Web 2.0 referred to as?
What is Web 2.0 referred to as?
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What is Web 3.0 known as?
What is Web 3.0 known as?
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What is Web 4.0 named as?
What is Web 4.0 named as?
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What does SMTP stand for?
What does SMTP stand for?
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What is data about data called?
What is data about data called?
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What kind of language is SGML?
What kind of language is SGML?
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What type of language is HTML?
What type of language is HTML?
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What is a coding system used for structuring and formatting documents called?
What is a coding system used for structuring and formatting documents called?
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What is the maximum number of clauses in a simple sentence?
What is the maximum number of clauses in a simple sentence?
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What kind of sentences include two independent clauses joined by a coordinator?
What kind of sentences include two independent clauses joined by a coordinator?
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What kind of sentences include one independent clause and one dependent clause?
What kind of sentences include one independent clause and one dependent clause?
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What are the three types of noun clauses?
What are the three types of noun clauses?
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What kind of clause functions as an adverb and modifies verbs, adjectives, or adverbs?
What kind of clause functions as an adverb and modifies verbs, adjectives, or adverbs?
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What is another name for an adjective clause?
What is another name for an adjective clause?
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What kind of sentence combines a subordinate clause and a coordinate clause?
What kind of sentence combines a subordinate clause and a coordinate clause?
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Non-restrictive clauses are essential to the meaning of the sentence.
Non-restrictive clauses are essential to the meaning of the sentence.
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Restrictive clauses are separated from the rest of the sentence by punctuation.
Restrictive clauses are separated from the rest of the sentence by punctuation.
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Non-restrictive clauses are set apart with commas, dashes, or parentheses.
Non-restrictive clauses are set apart with commas, dashes, or parentheses.
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Non-restrictive clauses can begin with "wh" words or "that".
Non-restrictive clauses can begin with "wh" words or "that".
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Restrictive clauses provide important information that is crucial to the understanding of the sentence.
Restrictive clauses provide important information that is crucial to the understanding of the sentence.
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Restrictive clauses are separated from the sentence with commas, dashes, or parentheses.
Restrictive clauses are separated from the sentence with commas, dashes, or parentheses.
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Non-restrictive clauses are not necessary for the understanding of the sentence.
Non-restrictive clauses are not necessary for the understanding of the sentence.
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Study Notes
Module Information
- Module: ANG2 – 2CP – S1
- Level: English – CF
- This is a résumé
Internet Communication
- Internet Address: A 32-bit number identifying a node on an IP network.
- Resolution Protocol: Standard used by software to map internet addresses to physical machine addresses.
- Lookup Table: Stored information to route data through a gateway.
- Gateway: Device connecting different networks.
- User Datagram Protocol (UDP): Standard used to move information to the correct application on the receiving network system.
- Transmission Control Protocol (TCP): Standard that manages communication exchanges between computers on the internet.
World Wide Web (WWW)
- Web: An information space on the internet.
- Uniform Resource Locators (URLs): Used to identify resources/documents.
- Web Address (URL): Specifies a resource's location and mechanism for retrieval on a computer network.
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Typical URL:
https://www.example.org/elt/meow/document.html- (1) Protocol prefix
- (2) Web service
- (3) Domain name
- (4) Domain name extension
- (5) Directory path
- (6) Document name (file name)
- Note (1): Domain extensions can include country codes (uk, ca, us).
- Note (2): Combining (2), (3),and (4) creates the hostname (www.example.org).
Website Lesson
- Metadata: Data about data.
- Metalanguage: A language used to create other languages (e.g. SGML used to create HTML and XML).
- HyperText Markup Language (HTML): Page presentation language example.
- Extensible Markup Language (XML): Markup language in SGML family used for structuring/formatting documents.
- Markup Languages: Coding systems for structuring and formatting documents, like HTML and XML.
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
- SMTP: Used to send messages between servers.
- Push Operation: Email transfer process where sending computer initiates connection.
- Post Office Protocol (POP): Message-retrieval protocol that downloads all email.
- Pull Operation: Email transfer process; receiving computer initiates connection.
- Internet Mail Access Protocol (IMAP): Mail transfer protocol that initially retrieves message headers.
Sentence Structure
- Simple Sentence: Contains only one clause (can be as short as a single word).
- Compound Sentence: Includes two independent clauses joined by coordinating conjunctions (e.g., and, or, but).
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Complex Sentence: Contains one independent and one dependent clause joined by subordinating conjunctions (e.g., when, because, since).
- Noun Clause: Dependent clause functioning as a noun (e.g., "That" clause, "Wh" question clause, "Yes-No" question clause).
- Adverb Clause: Dependent clause used as an adverb (time, concession, reason, result, location, condition, contrast).
- Adjective Clause: Dependent clause functioning as an adjective, providing additional details about the noun in the main clause.
- Compound-Complex Sentence: Mix of one subordinate and one coordinate clause.
Relative Clauses
- Relative Clause: Subordinate clause modifying a noun or noun phrase; defines/identifies the person/thing being talked about.
- Restrictive Clause: Essential to the meaning of the sentence; not separated by commas.
- Non-Restrictive Clause: Provides extra information; separated by commas, dashes or parenthesis.
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This quiz covers foundational concepts in internet communication and the World Wide Web. Test your understanding of protocols, addresses, and the structure of URLs. Dive into how devices connect and communicate across networks.
