REVIEW Unit 3 Web Browsers, Email, and Safe Computing

What is a network application?

• A standalone application with no network involvement

• A computer application where the program, data, or both are on a network

• An application that only works offline

• A mobile application with no network features

List two examples of network applications:

• Web Browsers and File Explorer

• Text Editors and Spreadsheets

• Operating Systems and Drivers

• Google Docs and Google Drive

What is a web browser?

• A type of computer hardware

• A network application used to access the internet

• A programming language

• An operating system

What does URL stand for?

• Uniform Resource Locator

• Universal Resource Link

• Uniform Reference Link

• Universal Reference Locator

What is protocol?

• A set of rules for data exchange

• A type of computer hardware

• A programming language

• A software application

What does the location in a URL identify?

• The protocol used to access the resource

• The host server where the resource is located

• Where to find a resource on the host

• The type of resource being accessed

Name the top left part of the browser:

• Home page button

• Settings button

• Bookmark button

• Refresh button

• Address and Search bar

Email messages are usually organized into ________. Gmail organizes messages a little differently. Gmail uses ________ instead of folders.

• folders, labels

• files, tags

• directories, categories

• archives, markers

What does the inbox do?

• Stores received emails

• Sends emails

• Deletes emails

• Archives emails

Where would you find a message that you did not finish writing?

• Inbox

• Sent Items

• Drafts

• Trash