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This document discusses various topics related to internet technology and connecting to the internet. It describes the differences between broadband and dial-up internet connections, listing examples of each type. Broadband connections provide high-speed internet access using technologies like cable, DSL, fiber, and wireless, while dial-up uses standard telephone lines for slower internet access. The document also covers data transfer rates and how they are measured.2.2.1.1 the evolution of internet
2.2.1.1 the evolution of internethazirma
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The document discusses the evolution of the Internet from its origins as ARPANET in 1969 to the present day Internet. It describes how ARPANET, developed by the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), linked universities and allowed researchers to share information. It then explains how the National Science Foundation (NSF) connected its network (NSFnet) to ARPANET in 1986, creating what became known as the Internet. The summary concludes by noting that today over 550 million hosts are connected globally to the Internet network.Ad
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- 1. Name :___________________________ Matric No.__________________Practicum:____________ Chapter 3 Internet Technology The Internet Address Web Browser Web Address Web Page Navigation Information Searching 1. The components of a domain name are separated by ____. a. spaces c. commas b. apostrophes d. periods 2. The ____ consists of a worldwide collection of electronic documents. a. blogworld c. Internet b. Web d. both B and C 3. Each electronic document on the Web is called a Web ____, which can contain text, graphics, audio (sound), and video. a. page c. reader b. net d. host 4. A Web ____ is a collection of related Web pages and associated items, such as documents and pictures, stored on a Web server. a. site c. host b. reader d. app 5. A(n) ____ is application software that allows users to access and view Web pages. a. reader c. host b. browser d. server 6. As shown in the accompanying figure 1, a(n) ____ is a program that finds Web sites and Web pages. a. microbrowser c. web finder b. location utility d. search engine 7. To find a Web page, the user of a resource like that in the accompanying figure 1, would simply enter a word or phrase, called ____, in the search engines text box. a. keywords c. hits b. icons d. any of the above 8. A program, such as that shown in the accompanying figure 1, displays a list of ____, or Web page names, that contain the search text. a. keywords c. hits b. icons d. pulls 9. A Web address can include ____. a. the path to a location on a Web page c. the path to a specific Web page b. a protocol d. a domain name
- 2. figure 1 MODIFIED TRUE/FALSE 1. Links on a Web page allow users to obtain information in a(n) linear way. _________________________ 2. To remind you visually that you have clicked a link, a text link often changes size after it is clicked. _________________________ 3. A user name can be the same as other user names in the same domain. _________________________ 4. For IM to work, both parties must be online at the same time. _________________________ 5. Like an IP address, the components of a domain name are separated by commas. 6. In general, the first portion of each IP address identifies the specific computer and the last portion identifies the network. 7. Every domain name contains a master domain, which identifies the type of organization associated with the domain. 8. To help minimize errors, most current browsers and Web sites do not require the http:// and www portions of a Web address. 9. Most current Web browsers support tabbed browsing, where the top of the browser displays a tab for each Web page you open. 10. Text links may be underlined and/or displayed in a color different from other text on the Web page. 11. The two most commonly used search tools are subject directories and keywords. 12. Each hit in the list returned by a resource like that in the accompanying figure has a link that, when clicked, displays the associated Web site or Web page. 13. The major disadvantage with a Web site like the one in the accompanying figure is that users have difficulty deciding which categories to choose as they work through the menus of links presented.