Network Applications Quiz

What is a network application?

• A computer application that is used offline only.

• A computer application in which the program you are using, the data you are working with, or both, are on a network.

• A type of software that can only be used for sending emails.

• A mobile app that connects to the internet for gaming purposes.

Which of the following is an example of a network application?

• Microsoft Word used in offline mode.

• A calculator app on a smartphone.

• Google Chrome or Internet Explorer.

• A standalone video game with no online features.

What does a URL stand for?

• Unified Resource Locator.

• Uniform Resource Locator.

• Universal Resource Link.

• Unique Resource Listing.

What is the general syntax for a URL?

• protocol://host/location

• host://protocol/location

• location://host/protocol

• protocol://location/host

What does the "host" in a URL typically identify?

• The specific resource on the host.

• The protocol used for the transfer.

• The path to a specific resource on the host.

• The type of application being used.

How do web browsers typically allow you to open multiple webpages?

• By using control buttons or icons.

• By downloading additional software.

• By opening each page in a new browser window.

• By using tabs to open links without leaving the current page.

Which of the following is NOT a type of control button typically found in a web browser?

• Refresh button

• Forward button

• Bookmark button

• Print button

What is the purpose of the address bar in a web browser?

• To display the status of the page being loaded

• To input the web page URL you want to view

• To mark web pages for recall later

• To access additional controls to customize your browser

What does the status bar in a web browser show when you hover your cursor over a link?

• The title of the link

• The URL associated with that link

• The progress of the page being loaded

• The bookmark options

What will appear if the web page is larger than the viewport in a web browser?

• The browser will automatically resize the page

• The page will be truncated

• Scrollbars will appear

• The browser will crash