WD - Getting Started

What is a browser?

• A website that allows you to search the Internet

• A program on your computer that allows you to visit websites

• A piece of hardware inside your computer that connects your computer to the Internet

• A computer that listens for Internet requests coming into a particular IP address and responds with web pages

Which of the following are examples of browsers:

I - Chrome

II - Firefox

III - Safari

IV - Windows 7

V - Google

• I, II, and III only

• V only

• I, II, III, and V only

• All I through V

Which of the following falls under the role of a web designer?

I. Creating the look and feel of a website

II. Know some HTML and CSS that bring a site to life

III. Figuring out the best way to display information

IV. Thinking about the user experience

V. Building a website based on a given design

• I, II, III, IV

• II and V

• I, III, IV

• All of these are a part of a web designer’s role.

What is the Internet?

• A network of networks

• A way for humans to communicate with each other

• A philosophy of making information and knowledge open and accessible for all

• All of the above

What does a web server do?

• Store your website

• Open HTML code

• Connect IP address

• Place to buy Web address

What does HTML stand for?

• Hidden Text Meta Language

• Hyper Text Markup Language

• Hidden Theme Markdown Level

• Hyper Text Markdown Language

Which of the following is a valid HTML tag?

• h1

• <>

• <h1>

• >h1<

What is ISP?

• Internet Server Provider

• Internet Service Provider

• Interweb Server Protocol

• Intenet Second Provider

What does a web Browser do?

• Read HTML code for you

• Load and process HTML code to viewable page

• Draw a HTML code for you

• Process HTML code and save it

Describe the image

• This is a basic Webpage

• This is a CSS code

• This HTML code has no content

• This is a basic structure of a HTML code