Internet Online Test

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This 'Internet Online Test' covers questions across all the topics related to the Internet like Websites, Domain, Hosting, DNS, etc

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Total Questions: 30
Time Allotted: 30 minutes
Passing Score: 50%
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1. Which search engine provides the majority of organic search traffic worldwide?

a) Bing

b) Yahoo

c) DuckDuckGo

d) Google

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2. What does the acronym "TTL" stand for in the context of DNS?

a) Time To Load

b) Time To Live

c) Total Transfer Limit

d) Transmission Time Lag

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3. Which technology do ISPs commonly use to provide high-speed Internet access?

a) Dial-up

b) DSL

c) Satellite

d) Fiber optic

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4. During which period did Web 1.0 primarily exist?

a) 1980s to early 1990s

b) Early 1990s to early 2000s

c) Early 2000s to 2010

d) 2010 to present

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5. How does social media impact communication in society?

a) It facilitates instant communication and connection with people worldwide.

b) It discourages communication and social interaction.

c) It limits communication to specific demographics.

d) It promotes face-to-face communication over digital interaction.

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6. Which component is crucial in a backbone network for directing data traffic efficiently?

a) Repeater

b) Router

c) Hub

d) Switch

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7. When did the Internet become available to the general public for commercial use?

a) 1983

b) 1989

c) 1991

d) 1995

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8. Which term refers to the process of optimizing individual web pages to rank higher and earn more relevant traffic in search engines?

a) Off-page optimization

b) On-page optimization

c) Technical optimization

d) Mobile optimization

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9. What does an HTTPS URL indicate about a website?

a) It is hosted on a fast server

b) It is a popular website

c) It uses encryption to secure data transfers

d) It can only be accessed with a special browser

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10. Which browser extension/add-on can help users check the spelling and grammar of their writing?

a) Grammarly

b) LastPass

c) Pocket

d) Adblock Plus

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11. What does IP address stand for?

a) Internet Package address

b) Internal Protocol address

c) Internet Protocol address

d) Interactive Packet address

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12. What is the purpose of alt tags in SEO?

a) To determine website authority

b) To improve website security

c) To provide alternative text for images for accessibility and SEO purposes

d) To block access to certain pages

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13. What is the purpose of keyword research in SEO?

a) To improve website design

b) To identify relevant keywords and phrases used by users in search queries

c) To optimize website security

d) To block access to certain pages

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14. What are the benefits of online shopping and marketplaces?

a) Convenience, access to a wide range of products, and competitive pricing

b) Limited product selection and higher prices compared to physical stores

c) Longer waiting times for delivery and unreliable customer service

d) Higher risk of fraud and security breaches

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15. What are AI-powered internet services, and how do they utilize artificial intelligence?

a) AI-powered internet services are online platforms that slow down internet connection speeds.

b) AI-powered internet services are online platforms that increase internet bandwidth and server capacity.

c) AI-powered internet services utilize artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms and techniques to analyze user data, understand preferences and behaviors, personalize content and recommendations, automate tasks, and improve user experiences across various online platforms and services.

d) AI-powered internet services are not related to artificial intelligence.

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16. What does the term "decentralized web" imply in the context of Web 3.0?

a) A web controlled by a single entity

b) A web without servers

c) A web where data is distributed across multiple nodes

d) A web with no user-generated content

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17. Which concept introduced by ARPANET is essential for modern Internet addressing?

a) IPv6

b) IP addressing

c) Ethernet

d) Domain Name System (DNS)

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18. What are some examples of Internet of Things (IoT) devices?

a) Examples of Internet of Things (IoT) devices include smart thermostats, wearable fitness trackers, connected appliances (such as smart refrigerators and washing machines), security cameras, industrial sensors, autonomous vehicles, and healthcare monitoring devices.

b) Internet of Things (IoT) devices do not exist.

c) Internet of Things (IoT) devices only include smartphones and laptops.

d) Internet of Things (IoT) devices are limited to home entertainment systems.

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19. Which of the following best describes Web 2.0?

a) A read-only web

b) A read-write web with user-generated content

c) A decentralized web

d) An encrypted web

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20. Which topology connects all devices in a network to a central hub?

a) Bus topology

b) Star topology

c) Ring topology

d) Mesh topology

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21. Which protocol allows email clients to synchronize email actions across multiple devices?

a) SMTP

b) IMAP

c) POP3

d) HTTP

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22. How does social media impact mental health and well-being?

a) It has no impact on mental health.

b) It fosters a sense of belonging and support among users.

c) It contributes to feelings of loneliness, anxiety, and depression.

d) It improves self-esteem and confidence in users.

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23. How does 5G contribute to faster data transfer rates?

a) 5G utilizes higher frequency radio waves, advanced antenna technologies, and wider bandwidths to deliver faster data transfer rates compared to previous generations of mobile networks, enabling users to transmit and receive data at higher speeds.

b) 5G slows down data transfer rates.

c) 5G decreases latency.

d) 5G reduces network capacity.

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24. What role does social media play in shaping public opinion and influencing political discourse?

a) It has no impact on public opinion or political discourse.

b) It amplifies diverse voices and viewpoints, fostering healthy debate.

c) It promotes echo chambers and filter bubbles, reinforcing existing beliefs.

d) It prevents the spread of misinformation and fake news.

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25. What is symmetric encryption, and how does it work?

a) Symmetric encryption is a type of encryption that uses different keys for encryption and decryption.

b) Symmetric encryption is a type of encryption that uses the same key for both encryption and decryption, allowing authorized parties to securely communicate and share information while keeping data confidential.

c) Symmetric encryption slows down internet connection speeds.

d) Symmetric encryption increases internet bandwidth and server capacity.

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26. How does biometric verification contribute to two-factor authentication?

a) Biometric verification relies on something the user knows, such as a password.

b) Biometric verification relies on something the user has, such as a unique code sent to a mobile device.

c) Biometric verification relies on something the user is, such as a fingerprint or facial recognition, adding an additional layer of security beyond passwords.

d) Biometric verification relies on something the user shares with others.

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27. Which blockchain-based technology is often associated with Web 3.0?

a) HTTP/HTTPS

b) Cloud computing

c) Cryptocurrency and smart contracts

d) Web hosting services

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28. What role do cybersecurity awareness and education play in preventing cyber threats?

a) They empower individuals and organizations to recognize and respond to cyber threats effectively.

b) They increase the risk of cyber threats.

c) They limit access to online resources and services.

d) They have no impact on preventing cyber threats.

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29. What is online tracking, and how does it impact user privacy?

a) Online tracking is a method of securing online payments.

b) Online tracking is the practice of monitoring and recording users' online activities, such as website visits, clicks, and searches, to collect data for targeted advertising, analytics, and personalization purposes, potentially compromising user privacy by tracking their behavior without their explicit consent.

c) Online tracking increases internet bandwidth and server capacity.

d) Online tracking slows down internet connection speeds.

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30. Which term was used to describe the network's ability to continue operating even if parts of it were destroyed?

a) Resilience

b) Fault tolerance

c) Redundancy

d) Scalability

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