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Technology In Action
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. A plug-in that views and prints Portable Document Format files is __________.
video log
False
True
Adobe Reader
2. A network - consisting of client and server computers - in which the clients make requests of the server and the server returns the response.
consumer to consumer
chat room
client/server network
.mil
3. A clip of audio or video content that is broadcast over the Internet using compressed audio or video files in formats such as MP3.
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) technology
email clients
World Wide Web (WWW or the Web)
podcast
4. Which of the following is NOT an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) client application? Trillion Pidgin Facebook XChat
Facebook
Internet
false
wiki
5. The first 'internet' was a U.S. government-funded 'internet working' project named __________.
dial-up connection
client
Internet
ARPANET
6. A device that converts (modulates) the digital signals the computer understands to analog signals that can travel over phone lines. The computer on the other end also must have a modem to translate (demodulate) the received analog signal back to a di
asterisk
e-mail (electronic mail)
Express card slot (PC card slot)
dial-up modem
7. The main or opening page of a Web site.
massive multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPG)
podcast
netiquette
home page
8. The process of conducting business online for purposes ranging from fund-raising to advertising to selling products.
home page
e-commerce (electric commerce)
breadcrumb trail
false
9. Largest computer network in the world
subject directory
broadband
Internet
streaming audio
10. A Web site's unique address; an example is microsoft.com.
server
Facebook
Favorites
Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
11. Means by which people use the Internet to communicate and share information and meet and connect with others of common interest
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) technology
breadcrumb trail
File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
social networking
12. A social networking service
7
top-level domain (TLD)
Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
Facebook
13. The main pathway used by data traffic on the Internet
podcast
webcast
internet backbone
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) technology
14. A computer that provides resources to other computers on a network.
wiki
live bookmark
hyperlink
server
15. Walmart.com is an example of this type of web site
Internet
Spider - indexer program - and search engine software
dial-up modem
business to consumer
16. A popular open source browser software
Web server
internet backbone
Firefox
wiki
17. A broadband connection has a transmission speed of __________.
7
256 Kbps or more
newsgroup
ARPANET
18. A __________ is a structured outline of Web sites organized by topics and sub topics.
subject directory
path (subdirectory)
Facebook
keyword
19. A _____________ is a list of pages within a Web site that have been visited.
breadcrumb trail
bookmark
home page
broadband
20. A bookmark that delivers updates to you as soon as they become available - using Really Simple Syndication (RSS).
secure sockets layer
false
live bookmark
subject directory
21. Software programs that access your Internet service provider - which acts like an electronic post office
modem
broadband
email clients
multiplayer online game
22. The 's' at the end of https
e-mail (electronic mail)
subject directory
IP address
secure sockets layer
23. Internet access that is enabled by transmitting data at the speed of light through glass or plastic fibers.
Fiber-Optic Service (FiOS)
broadband
flash player
large-scale networking (LSN)
24. E-commerce transactions between businesses and consumers.
World Wide Web (WWW or the Web)
business-to-consumer (B2C)
business-to-business (B2B)
web server
25. A program that constantly collects information on the Web - following links in Web sites and reading Web pages. Spiders get their name because they crawl over the Web using multiple 'legs' to visit many sites simultaneously.
video log (vlog or video blog)
HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
spider
client/server network
26. The maximum speed of DSL is __________ Mbps.
ARPANET
breadcrumb trail
7
Boolean operator
27. A clip of audio or video content that is broadcast over the Internet using compressed audio and video files such as MP3s and MP4s
data transfer rate (bandwidth)
Favorites
business-to-business (B2B)
podcast
28. Technology that enables audio files to be fed to a browser continuously. This lets users avoid having to download an entire file before listening.
File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
video log (vlog or video blog)
streaming audio
plug-in (player)
29. Plays animation and movies through Web browsers
podcast
flash player
Satellite
e-commerce (electric commerce)
30. (1) A specific word a user wishes to query (or look for) in an Internet search. (2) A specific word that has a predefined meaning in a particular programming language.
keyword
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) technology
digital subscriber line (DSL)
Spider - indexer program - and search engine software
31. A structured outline of Web sites organized by topics and subtopics.
subject directory
secure sockets layer
dial-up connection
modem
32. A type of specially coded text that - when clicked - enables a user to jump from one location - or Web page - to another within a Web site or to another Web site altogether.
Express card slot (PC card slot)
social networking
Web site
hyperlink
33. Also known as tagging
multimedia
social bookmarking
Web server
True
34. A means by which people use the Internet to communicate and share information among their immediate friends - and meet and connect with others through common interests - experiences - and friends.
social networking
social bookmarking
business to consumer
breadcrumb list
35. Measurement of how fast data travels between computers
dial-up modem
secure sockets layer
client/server network
data transfer rate
36. The portion of a domain name that identifies who maintains a given Web site. For example - berkeley.edu is the domain name for the University of California at Berkeley - which maintains that site.
host
email clients
business to consumer
netiquette
37. Is a wildcard or placeholder feature that is helpful when you need to search with unknown terms.
webcast
business-to-consumer (B2C)
asterisk
multiplayer online game
38. __________ is an XML-based format that facilitates the delivery of frequent content updates on Web pages.
consumer-to-consumer (C2C)
cable
RSS
hyperlink
39. E-mail communications are private. True or False.
netiquette
podcast
data transfer rate
False
40. A feature in some browsers that places a marker of a Web site's Uniform Resource Locator (URL) in an easily retrievable list. (Bookmarks are called Favorites in Microsoft Internet Explorer.)
Internet Protocol (IP)
Favorites
Web 2.0
bookmark
41. E-commerce transactions between consumers through online sites such as eBay.com.
consumer-to-consumer (C2C)
RSS
breadcrumb trail
Adobe Reader
42. A means of synchronous group communication used in discussion forums.
chat room
Boolean operator
Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
data transfer rate (bandwidth)
43. The general rules of etiquette for Internet chat rooms and other online communication.
netiquette
data transfer rate
aircard
cable
44. An XML-based format that allows frequent updates of content on the World Wide Web.
e-mail (electronic mail)
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) technology
streaming video
Firefox
45. A protocol used to upload and download files from one computer to another over the Internet.
path (subdirectory)
Web browser (browser)
flash player
File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
46. Software that enables a user to display and interact with text and other media on the Web
Fiber-Optic Service (FiOS)
spider
web browser
hyperlink
47. The three parts of a search engine?
Spider - indexer program - and search engine software
cable
false
hyperlink
48. A type of connection that uses telephone lines to connect to the Internet and that allows both phone and data transmissions to share the same line.
digital subscriber line (DSL)
social bookmarking
metasearch engine
live bookmark
49. A program created by the U.S. government - the objective of which is to fund the research and development of cutting-edge networking technologies. Major goals of the program are the development of enhanced wireless technologies and increased network
IP address
Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
large-scale networking (LSN)
256 Kbps or more
50. Anything that involves one or more forms of media plus text.
large-scale networking (LSN)
multimedia
256 Kbps or more
Favorites