Exam 9: The Evolving Internet

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________ servers store Web pages and send them to Web browsers as requested.

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All of the following domains are open to anyone without restriction EXCEPT ________.

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Every host computer on the Internet has a(n)________.

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In a client/server model,a client program ________.

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The Internet is controlled by ________.

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Which department of the U.S.government developed the initial stages of the Internet?

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The general-interest ________ Web portals serve as entry points to many federal Web sites.

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Which of the following statements about Web page authoring is FALSE?

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Match the term on the left to its corresponding example or definition on the right. -search engine

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Experts debate whether Internet addiction is a true addiction or simply a compulsion.

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Small Java programs that are automatically downloaded onto a client computer are called ________.

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Match the term on the left to its corresponding example or definition on the right. -pull technology

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The World Wide Web was introduced in ________.

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A content-management system allows users to edit Web sites without having to deal with HTML and FTP.

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The term ________ was first coined to describe a shared virtual reality.

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Streaming transmission of radio or a concert is done via a(n)________.

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Some popular ________ software extensions that add new features to Web browsers include Adobe Reader and Adobe Flash Player.

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XML is used to write small programs called applets.

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The digital divide separates people in the world with access to technology and digital information from those who do not.

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Match the term on the left to its corresponding example or definition on the right. -portal

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