<p>Quiz1 CSC101 Key</p><p>1. (p. 32) URL is an acronym for A. Universal Remote Location B. Uniformed Resource locator C. Uniform Resource Locator D. Universal Resolution List</p><p>Web addresses are called uniform resource locators (URLs).</p><p>Difficulty: Easy OLeary - 002 Chapter... #6</p><p>2. (p. 32) The two basic parts of a URL are A. TCP/IP and ISP. B. the protocol and the domain name. C. destination and device. D. TCP and IP.</p><p>URLs have two basic parts – the protocol and the domain name or the name of the server where the resource is located.</p><p>Difficulty: Medium OLeary - 002 Chapter... #7</p><p>3. (p. 32) Rules for exchanging data between computers are called A. programs. B. procedures. C. hyperlinks. D. protocols.</p><p>Protocols are rules for exchanging data between computers.</p><p>Difficulty: Easy OLeary - 002 Chapter... #8</p><p>4. (p. 32) The domain name is the name of the _____ where the resource is located. A. website B. server C. locator D. language</p><p>The second part presents the domain name. It is the name of the server where the resource is located.</p><p>Difficulty: Medium OLeary - 002 Chapter... #9</p><p>5. (p. 32) The extensions .gov, .edu, .mil, and, .net are called A. top-level domains. B. e-mail targets. C. domain extensions. D. mail to addresses.</p><p>Top-level domains (TLD) such as .gov, .edu, .mil, and, .net are used to identify the type of organization.</p><p>Difficulty: Hard OLeary - 002 Chapter... #10</p><p>6. (p. 32) Wendy is looking for some information on the Internet. She types www.google.com on the browser. Once the browser is connected, a document file is sent back to Wendy's computer. What does this document contain? A. Location or address of the resources B. Domain code C. Hypertext Markup Language D. Web page</p><p>Once the browser has connected to the Web site, a document file is sent back to the person's computer which contains Hypertext Markup Language (HTML).</p><p>Difficulty: Hard OLeary - 002 Chapter... #13</p><p>7. Examples of random access include all of the following except: A. playing your favorite song on a CD B. finding an article in a newspaper C. finding a scene on a videotape D. getting to your car in the parking lot</p><p>Quiz 1 #1</p><p>8. Hard disk space is generally measured in: A. terabytes B. bytes C. megabytes D. gigabytes</p><p>Quiz 1 #2</p><p>9. RAM is usually measured in: A. bytes B. gigabytes C. megabytes D. terabytes</p><p>Quiz 1 #3</p><p>10. The majority of menu shortcut keys are activated by using the: A. Alternate key B. Option key C. Control key D. Windows key</p><p>Quiz 1 #5</p><p>11. The basic storage unit of RAM is a ______while the basic storage unit of a hard disk is a ______. A. bit, byte B. byte, byte C. byte, megabyte D. megabyte, gigabyte</p><p>Quiz 1 #4</p><p>12. To select two noncontiguous items, you need to select one and then click on the other while holding down the: A. Shift key B. Control key C. Alt key D. Option key</p><p>Quiz 1 #6</p><p>13. You want to copy something but the shortcut of the Copy command doesn't seem to work. The problem could be: A. no content was selected for copying B. you already have something copied and can't copy new information C. the Copy command doesn't have a shortcut D. there is no Copy command in this application</p><p>Quiz 1 #7</p><p>14. Which of the following represents the correct order, from largest to smallest? A. LAN, WWW, Internet B. Internet, WWW, LAN C. Internet, LAN, WWW D. WWW, Internet, LAN</p><p>Quiz 1 #8</p><p>15. When a menu option is gray, it means the option: A. is unavailable B. is ready for use C. is broken D. has a shortcut</p><p>Quiz 1 #9</p><p>16. www.cs.washington.edu is a: A. protocol B. pathname C. domain D. email address</p><p>Quiz 1 #10</p><p>17. Client/server relationships drive the WWW. TRUE</p><p>Quiz 1 #12</p><p>18. The most common user operations have both menu options and keyboard shortcuts. TRUE</p><p>Quiz 1 #13</p><p>19. Any color displayed on a computer screen is a combination of red, green, and blue. TRUE</p><p>Quiz 1 #14</p><p>20. The WWW is larger than the Internet. FALSE</p>