Exam 4: The Web

A search engine's_________ processor looks for your search terms in the search engine's indexed database and returns a list of relevant Web sites.

The World Wide Web is a collection of HTML documents, images, videos, and sound files that can be linked to each other and accessed over the Internet using a protocol called _____.

Programs such as Dreamweaver and BlueGriffon are examples of ______ HTML editors.

A search __________ is a word or symbol such as "and" or "+" used to narrow or broaden a search.

Most search engines keep a record of users' search history.

A Web crawler uses a search _______ to traverse the Web.

A set of commands called HTTP ________ help your browser to communicate with Web servers.

______-side scripts are embedded in an HTML document and run locally when a Web page is displayed by a browser.

You can think of HTTP as the system that browsers use to communicate with a Web server and ask for HTML documents.

Cookies that are stored on a device after a session ends are referred to as ________ cookies.

Information that identifies the source of a quotation or excerpted work is called a ________.

An HTTP ________ is a sequence of transactions between a Web server and a browser.

Using just HTML and CSS, Web designers can create dynamic Web pages.

When were the original HTML specifications developed by Tim Berners-Lee?

It is not possible to delete the contents of your browser cache.

You can create HTML documents with simple text editors such as Notepad or TextEdit.

If you wanted to turn bold off for the remainder of the text in an HTML document, what tag would you use?

If you allow your browser to store passwords, you no longer need to worry about security for those passwords.

Because HTTP is a(n) _________ protocol, each time you connect to a different Web page at the site, the server regards it as a new visit.

If you wanted to set the text in a section of your HTML document to italics, what tag would you use?