How Does the Internet Work?

What is the purpose of the internet?

• To provide entertainment and information

• To connect people around the world

• To share photos and videos

• To send e-mails and text messages

What are the three major parts of the internet?

• Last mile, internet hubs, and undersea cables

• Internet backbone, 5G technology, and satellite communication

• Binary code, radio waves, and fiber optic cables

• Wi-Fi, cell towers, and routers

How does information travel over the internet?

• Through radio waves and binary code

• Through fiber optic cables and laser light

• Through Wi-Fi signals and cell towers

• Through satellite communication and 5G technology

What is the purpose of internet hubs?

• To transmit binary code into radio waves

• To provide wireless internet access to homes and offices

• To connect different networks and route internet traffic

• To lay down undersea cables for long-distance communication

What can cause disruptions in internet connectivity?

• All of the above

• Human activity and accidents

• Anchors damaging undersea cables

• Sharks biting undersea cables

Why is internet access limited in some areas?

• Government regulations and censorship

• Limited availability of technology

• Lack of demand and low population

• Lack of infrastructure and high costs

What is the main advantage of 5G technology?

• Lower cost for consumers

• Improved security and privacy

• Greater coverage area

• Faster internet connection

What is the major challenge of implementing 5G?

• Higher frequency waves are easier to block

• Lack of funding for infrastructure

• Limited availability of compatible devices

• Resistance from internet service providers

What is the purpose of fiber optic cables?

• To provide wireless internet access

• To carry light waves for long-distance communication

• To transmit binary code into radio waves

• To connect different networks

Why is expanding internet access important?

• All of the above

• To enable access to information and opportunities

• To bridge the digital divide

• To promote global communication and connectivity