Module 1 - How the Internet works - Self Assessment:
Objective:
Given the following questions, answer based on what has been discussed on the above topic.
Multiple Choice.
1. The first name used to identify a large network sponsored by the US Department of Defense
that connects geographically dispersed computers.
A. arpanet
B. google
C. facebook
D. mesh
2. The original name of the World Wide Web.
A. arpanet
B. www
C. mesh
D. links
3. - 4. Router routes the data and the protocol, breaks the data into packets and recombines
then on the computer that receives the information.
5. What is a URL?
A. A unique identifier for each web page
B. A web server to view web pages
C. A protocol to access a client server
D. A unique set of characters that is translated by the web server in order to connect to a
page
True or False.
1. The early Internet was used by computer experts, engineers, scientists, and librarians.
True
2. Emailing for Internet was introduced during 1969.
False
3. The Internet is a byte-switched network, where data is broken into small bytes.
False
4. Wikis are the type of site that is open to user’s contributions.
True
5. A virus known as a Worm was the first virus launched on the Internet.
False
Analysis:
What is the difference between the Internet and the World Wide Web?
The Internet is the global network of interconnected computers, while the World Wide Web (WWW) is a
system of linked hypertext documents accessed through the Internet. The Internet is the infrastructure
that allows for communication and data transfer, while the World Wide Web is an application or service
that runs on top of the Internet, providing access to websites, web pages, and other online content. In
simple terms, the Internet is the network, and the World Wide Web is a collection of websites and web
resources accessible through that network.