The Internet - HTTP and HTML

Scarlett is developing a web application and needs to understand web addresses. What does URL stand for in this context?

• Uniform Resource Locator

• Unified Resource Link

• Unique Request Locator

• User Resource Link

What is the primary function of HTTP?

• To transfer hypertext documents

• To encrypt data

• To create user interfaces

• To provide hardware support

What does HTML stand for?

• Hypertext Markup Language

• Hyperlink Text Markup Language

• Hyperlink Transfer Markup Language

• Hypertext Markup Link

What is the purpose of a 'GET' request in HTTP?

• To update data on the server

• To request a specific document from the server

• To send data to the server

• To delete data from the server

What does SSL stand for?

• Secure Sockets Layer

• Secure Server Link

• Socket Security Layer

• Server Sockets Layer

What is the role of a digital certificate in web security?

• To verify the identity of a website

• To increase website speed

• To store user data

• To improve user interface

What does TLS stand for?

• Transport Layer Security

• Transfer Link Security

• Text Layer Security

• Transaction Layer Security

What is the main use of cookies on websites?

• To remember user information between sessions

• To display advertisements

• To encrypt user data

• To speed up the website loading

What happens when you type a web address and press enter?

• Your browser requests a web page from a server

• Your email is sent

• Your computer shuts down

• Your browser deletes cookies

What technology is used to secure communications over the internet?

• HTML and CSS

• SSL and TLS

• URL and URI

• HTTP and HTTPS