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What does URL stand for?
What does URL stand for?
- Unilateral Resource Locator
- Universal Resource Link
- Uniform Resource Locator (correct)
- Unified Resource Language
Which of the following is an example of a URL?
Which of the following is an example of a URL?
- example
- //index.html
- www.example.com
- <a href="https://www.example.com/index.html">https://www.example.com/index.html</a> (correct)
What is the purpose of a URL?
What is the purpose of a URL?
- To encrypt data transmission
- To store cookies on the user's device
- To format web page layouts
- To specify the address of a resource on the internet (correct)
Which of the following are Boolean Operators?
Which of the following are Boolean Operators?
Which of the following are search engines?
Which of the following are search engines?
What are the primary functions of search engines?
What are the primary functions of search engines?
Which of the following are not search engines?
Which of the following are not search engines?
Which of the following is a peripheral device of a computer?
Which of the following is a peripheral device of a computer?
Which of the following is classified as a peripheral device in computing?
Which of the following is classified as a peripheral device in computing?
Which of the following are output devices?
Which of the following are output devices?
Which device is used to produce a hard copy of a document?
Which device is used to produce a hard copy of a document?
Which output device is used to display visual information from the computer?
Which output device is used to display visual information from the computer?
What is the primary function of RAM in a computer?
What is the primary function of RAM in a computer?
How does increasing RAM capacity benefit a computer?
How does increasing RAM capacity benefit a computer?
What is the term for when computers are connected?
What is the term for when computers are connected?
What do the file extensions .bmp, .gif, .jpeg, and .tiff represent?
What do the file extensions .bmp, .gif, .jpeg, and .tiff represent?
What is the main purpose of files with the extensions .bmp, .gif, .jpeg, and .tiff?
What is the main purpose of files with the extensions .bmp, .gif, .jpeg, and .tiff?
What is the significance of DPI in relation to resolution?
What is the significance of DPI in relation to resolution?
How do pixels contribute to the overall resolution of an image?
How do pixels contribute to the overall resolution of an image?
What are cookies on a computer primarily used for?
What are cookies on a computer primarily used for?
How do cookies affect the browsing experience?
How do cookies affect the browsing experience?
What is a potential concern related to cookies?
What is a potential concern related to cookies?
Is it true that the more bandwidth, the better?
Is it true that the more bandwidth, the better?
What is the impact of increased bandwidth on network performance?
What is the impact of increased bandwidth on network performance?
What is a benefit of using numerous fonts?
What is a benefit of using numerous fonts?
What is the primary purpose of FAQ sites?
What is the primary purpose of FAQ sites?
What is the function of a .pdf file?
What is the function of a .pdf file?
What is the function of drivers on a computer?
What is the function of drivers on a computer?
Why are drivers important for a computer?
Why are drivers important for a computer?
What happens if a computer lacks the necessary drivers for a hardware device?
What happens if a computer lacks the necessary drivers for a hardware device?
What do .avi, .edu, .org, .gov, .mil, and .com represent?
What do .avi, .edu, .org, .gov, .mil, and .com represent?
What is the significance of the extensions .gov and .mil?
What is the significance of the extensions .gov and .mil?
What type of websites typically use the extension .edu?
What type of websites typically use the extension .edu?
What is a key difference between ROM and RAM?
What is a key difference between ROM and RAM?
Which statement accurately describes ROM?
Which statement accurately describes ROM?
What distinguishes RAM from ROM?
What distinguishes RAM from ROM?
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