Questions and Answers
What defines the Internet with an uppercase 'I'?
Which statement accurately describes the World Wide Web?
What distinguishes an 'internet' with a lowercase 'i' from the Internet?
What role does the TCP/IP Internet Protocol Suite play in the Internet?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Internet?
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Study Notes
Definition of Internet (uppercase “I”)
- The Internet is a global network established using the TCP/IP Internet Protocol Suite.
- Comprises a collection of diverse networks, including:
- Private networks
- Public networks accessible to everyone
- Government networks for military and administrative purposes
- University networks for research activities
- Facilitates worldwide data and information exchange, enhancing communication capabilities.
- Commonly known as the World Wide Web (WWW).
Definition of internet (lowercase “i”)
- An "internet" refers to a private network formed by interconnecting multiple (more than two) communicating devices.
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Description
Explore the concept of the Internet and its underlying technology, focusing on the TCP/IP Internet Protocol Suite. This quiz covers how various networks connect to form the global system we know as the Internet, including public, private, and governmental networks.
