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Which web browser was created by a team of students at the University of Illinois in 1993?
Which web browser was created by a team of students at the University of Illinois in 1993?
- Google Chrome
- Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Mozilla Firefox
- Mosaic (correct)
In 1992, how many Web servers were there in the entire world?
In 1992, how many Web servers were there in the entire world?
- 30 (correct)
- 200
- 250 million
- None of the above
Which company is NOT mentioned as a large hosting company for websites?
Which company is NOT mentioned as a large hosting company for websites?
- Apache
- Google sites
- godaddy.com
- Microsoft (correct)
What is the standard protocol for communication between a Web browser and a Web server?
What is the standard protocol for communication between a Web browser and a Web server?
Which web browser was NOT mentioned as an example of a Web browser?
Which web browser was NOT mentioned as an example of a Web browser?
How many separate websites are there today?
How many separate websites are there today?
What is the name of the first web browser created?
What is the name of the first web browser created?
Which university did the team of students belong to who created the first graphical web browser?
Which university did the team of students belong to who created the first graphical web browser?
What does URL stand for?
What does URL stand for?
What is the name of the protocol used for communication between a Web browser and a Web server?
What is the name of the protocol used for communication between a Web browser and a Web server?
Which part of an HTTP request is optional?
Which part of an HTTP request is optional?
What does the response status in an HTTP response contain?
What does the response status in an HTTP response contain?
Which email standard is the most commonly used?
Which email standard is the most commonly used?
What is the role of a mail user agent in the email process?
What is the role of a mail user agent in the email process?
Which part of an HTTP response is optional?
Which part of an HTTP response is optional?
What information does the request header in an HTTP request contain?
What information does the request header in an HTTP request contain?
Which protocol is used for communication between the receiver's email client and their mail server?
Which protocol is used for communication between the receiver's email client and their mail server?
What is the purpose of the mail transfer agent in the email process?
What is the purpose of the mail transfer agent in the email process?
Which part of an HTTP request is required?
Which part of an HTTP request is required?
What does the request line in an HTTP request contain?
What does the request line in an HTTP request contain?
Which protocol allows email messages to remain stored on the mail server after they are read?
Which protocol allows email messages to remain stored on the mail server after they are read?
What is the main difference between POP and IMAP?
What is the main difference between POP and IMAP?
Which protocol is used for transferring email messages between different mail servers?
Which protocol is used for transferring email messages between different mail servers?
What are the two parts of an SMTP packet?
What are the two parts of an SMTP packet?
Which standard allows for the transfer of non-text files (attachments) in email messages?
Which standard allows for the transfer of non-text files (attachments) in email messages?
Where does the MIME software exist?
Where does the MIME software exist?
What does the MIME software do with non-text files before sending them as attachments?
What does the MIME software do with non-text files before sending them as attachments?
How does the receiver's email client handle MIME-encoded attachments?
How does the receiver's email client handle MIME-encoded attachments?
Why is the three-tier approach using a web browser more complicated than the two-tier approach?
Why is the three-tier approach using a web browser more complicated than the two-tier approach?
Can a sender and receiver use different email architectures?
Can a sender and receiver use different email architectures?
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