Using a Web Browser

What is a web browser?

• A unique address for a webpage

• Software used to access and view websites on the Internet

• Clickable link that takes you to another webpage

• Saved links to your favorite websites

What does URL stand for?

• Universal Resource Locator

• Unique Resource Locator

• Uniform Resource Locator

• Unified Resource Locator

What is a hyperlink?

• A section in a browser allowing multiple pages to be open

• A clickable link that takes you to another webpage

• An application that adds functionality to your web browser

• A saved link to your favorite websites

What are tabs in a web browser?

• Applications that add functionality to your web browser

• Sections in a browser allowing multiple pages to be open

• Saved links to your favorite websites

• A unique address for a webpage

What are bookmarks used for in a web browser?

• To add functionality to your web browser

• To save links to your favorite or frequently visited websites

• To open multiple pages in a browser

• To provide a unique address for a webpage

What are plug-ins in a web browser?

• Clickable links that take you to another webpage

• Applications that add functionality to your web browser

• Sections in a browser allowing multiple pages to be open

• Saved links to your favorite websites

What is important to understand when navigating a web browser?

• URLs, hyperlinks, tabs, and bookmarks

• Colors, fonts, and images

• Music, videos, and games

• Passwords, usernames, and emails

What can you use to quickly access your favorite sites?

• Bookmarks

• Passwords

• History

• Downloads

How can you apply skills in a web browser during online research activities?

• By organizing bookmarks and using tabs

• By changing the background color

• By closing all windows

• By turning off the computer

What was vital in Shakespeare's time, similar to how we share information today?

• Writing letters

• Sharing knowledge and stories

• Painting pictures

• Building houses