Understanding Web Pages and the Internet

A URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator. True or False?

• True

• False

Fill in the blank: The URL specifies exactly what resource you want and where it is located, so there's two parts to the URL: the ______ and the path.

• domain

• server

• file

• protocol

What is an example of a resource that can be requested from a domain?

• A music file

• A car

• A book

• A movie ticket

Servers are machines that serve up all of our web pages and resources. True or False?

• True

• False

What protocol defines the exact layout for a request on the internet?

• HTTP

• FTP

• SMTP

• TCP

What is the role of a server in the internet?

• To listen for requests and serve web pages

• To create web pages

• To design web pages

• To delete web pages

What does a browser request from a server?

• Homepage HTML file

• A new computer

• A software update

• A new operating system

True or False: The domain and path in a URL are unrelated.

• True

• False

What is the final step in viewing a web page?

• Sending a request

• Receiving a response

• Rendering the HTML file

• Registering a domain

What must a server do to respond to a request for a web page?

• Send an image

• Send a CSS file

• Send an HTML file

• Send a JavaScript file