Internet Quiz

1. Website is a collection of

a. HTML documents

b. Graphic files

c. Audio and video files

d. all of above

2. HTML is an acronym for

            a. Hyper Transfer Mail Language

            b. High Tech Mail Language

            c. Hyper Text Markup language

            d. Hyper tech mail language

3. Internet is governed by

            a. I & b

            b. Ietf

            c. InterNIC

            d. None of these

4. Which of the following protocols is used for WWW?

            a. ftp

            b. http

            c. w3c

            d. none of these

5. In URL http:// www.currentgkworld.blogspot.com/gk-quiz.htm, which component identifies the protocol or type of the server?

            a. http

            b. www.currentgkworld.blogspot.com

            c. /gk-quiz.htm

            d. none

6. In URL, http:// www.currentgkworld.blogspot.com/gk-quiz.htm, which component identifies the web-site?

            a. http

            b. www.currentgkworld.blogspot.com

            c. gk-quiz.htm

            d. none

7. In URL, http:// www.currentgkworld.blogspot.com/gk-quiz.htm, which component identifies the path of a web page?

            a. http

            b. www. www.currentgkworld.blogspot.com

            c. gk-quiz.htm

            d. none of these

8. The first network that planted the seeds of internet was

            a. ARPANET

            b. NSFnet

            c. Vnet

            d. Inet

9. The communication protocol used by internet is

            a. HTTP

            b. WWW

            c. TCP/IP

            d. All of these

10. The first page that you normally view at a web site is its:

            a. Home page

            b. Master page

            c. First page

            d. Banner page

Internet Quiz

1. While sending a file or message on the internet, it is firstly divided into very small parts known as:

            a. Point

            b. Packet

            c. Particle

            d. None of these

2. Which part of TCP/IP is responsible for dividing a file or message into very small parts, at the source computer?

            a. TCP

            b. IP   

            c. both

            d. none

3. Which part of TCP/IP is reassembling the received packets at recipient computer?

            a. TCP

            b. IP

            c. both

            d. none

4. Which part of TCP/IP is responsible for handling the address of destination computer so that each packet is routed to its proper destination?

            a. TCP

            b. IP

            c. both

            d. none

5. The internet is owned by

            a. IAB

            b. IETF

            c. InterNIC

            d. none of these

            e. all of these

6. Internet is governed by

            a. IAB

            b. IETF

            c. InterNIC

            d. none of these

            e. all of these

7. Internet standards approval and resource allocation is done by

            a. IAB

            b. IETF

            c. InterNIC

            d. none of these

            e. all of these

8. Net surfing is a term used for which of the following tasks?

            a. sending mails

            b. Posting messages

            c. Exploring web

            d. None of these

9. In an email address, the characters following ‘@’ character represent

            a. User name

            b. E- Mail Recipient

            c. Domain name

            d. None of these

10. A software that searches through a database of webpages for particular information, is known as:

            a. Web Browser

            b. E-Mail client

            c. UseNet

            d. Search Engine

 11. Online textual talk is called……… .

            a. Video conferencing

            b. Telephony

            c. Text Phone

            d. Chat

12. FTP expands to

            a. Frame to Picture

            b. File Talk Protocol

            c. File Transfer Protocol

            d. None of these

13. The online worldwide conversation, known as forum, is also called:

            a. FTP

            b. Telnet

            c. Usenet

            d. none

14. Which of the following is not a web browser?

            a. Netscape Navigator

            b. Internet Explorer

            c. Mosaic

            d. WWW

15. Which is the name of lost that stores the URLs of WebPages and links visited in past few days?

            a. Link List

            b. Page List

            c. History List

            d. None of these

MS-Access Quiz

1. Computer based record keeping system is known as

            a. CRKS

            b. DBMS

            c. DMS

            d. All of these

2. Duplication of data is known as

            a. Data Redundancy

            b. Data Repentance

            c. Data inconsistency

            d. All of these

3. Multiple copies of same data that mismatch, are known as

            a. Data Redundancy

            b. Data Repentance

            c. Data inconsistency

            d. All of these

4. A storage container storing data pertaining to simple object, subject or purpose is known as:

            a. Table

            b. Query

            c. Report

            d. Form

5. A field that uniquely identifies records in the table is known as:

            a. Primary key

            b. candidate key

            c. unique key

            d. special key

6. A statement that gives you filtered data according to your conditions and specifications, is called:

            a. Table

            b. Query

            c. Report

            d. Form

7. Access data types will be

            a. Text

            b. Memo

            c. Number

            d. All of these

8. Text fields can contain upto ……….. characters.

            a. 250

            b. 255

            c. 225

            d. None of these

9. A memo field in an access 2000 table can store upto ………. Characters.

            a. 64000

            b. 32000

            c. 16000

            d. None of these

10. OLE object is data type, its size will be

            a. Up to 1 Giga byte

            b. Up to 64,000

            c. Both

            d. None of these

HTML Quiz

1. Which of the below lines of HTML is correct?
 A. <strong>bold text<strong>
 B. </strong>bold text</strong>
 C. <b>bold text</b>
 D. <b>Bold text<b>

2. What does HTML stand for?
 A. Hyperlinks and Text Markup Language
 B. Home Tool Markup Language
 C. Hyper Text Markup Language
 D. Hyper Text Medium Language

3. What is the correct HTML tag for inserting a line break?
 A. <br />
 B. <BREAKLINE />
 C. <break />
 D. </BR/>

4. What is the preferred way for adding a background color in HTML?
 A. <body background="red">
 B. <body style="background-color:red">
 C. <background>red</background>
 D. <bgcolor= red>

5. Who is making the Web standards?
 A. Mozilla
 B. The World Wide Web Consortium
 C. Microsoft
 D. Internet

6. Choose the correct HTML tag for the largest heading
 A. <h1>
 B. <heading>
 C. <h6>
 D. <h7>

7. Choose the correct HTML tag to make a text italic
 A. <i>
 B. <italic>
 C. <it>
 D. <IT>

8. What is the correct HTML for creating a hyperlink?
 A. <a href="http://www.mycomputer.com">MyComputer</a>
 B. <a url="http://www.mycomputer.com">MyComputer</a>
 C. <a name="http://www.mycomputer.com">MyComputer</a>
 D. <a>http://www.mycomputer.com</a>

9. What is the correct HTML for making a button area?
 A. <input type="button" />
 B. <textarea>
 C. <input type="buttonnumber" />
 D. <input>button</input>

10. What is the correct HTML for inserting an image?
 A. <img href="image.gif" alt="MyImage" />
 B. <image src="image.gif" alt="MyImage" />
 C. <img alt="MyImage">image.gif</img>
 D. <img src="image.gif" alt="MyImage" />

COMPUTER HISTORY

This is a searchable directory about the history of computers, computing and a timeline of the history of computers and early calculating machines has been included. Our timeline includes developments in the 1600's and their impact on computing. The development of the modern day computer was the result of advances in technologies and man's need to quantify. (The abacus was one of the first counting machines. Calculating machines were sold commercially before the advent of steel manufacturing technologies. Papyrus was something to write on, before we had paper. Writing was a way to record mathematical calculations.) This history of computers site includes the names of early pioneers of math and computing and links to related sites for further study. A new "Timeline of the History of Computers and Related Technologies" has been added. This site was designed to be used by students assigned topics about the history of computers and computing. Original articles are footnoted and related links are included. One important purpose of this Web page, is to debunk myths some people create, such as "we have computers because of the military" (Not true). We have computers because man wanted to quantify as early as the ancient Chinese Dynasties, when they created the abacus and used it for calculating, and adding and subtracting in particular... Babbage and Lovelace were "programming" machines as early as the 1800's before any military computer in this country. 1801 was the creation of the Jacquard loom which used "punch cards". Cathode Ray Tubes (CRTs) have been around since 1885 and the US gov't first used a computer in the 1950's. Great Britain's COLOSSUS was developed before the ENGIGMA, so people trying to perpetuate the importance of the US military in the development of computer technologies is doing a disservice to students. Electronics and related computer development, and the invention of the transistor were all independent of military intent. If anything, even the totalisator machines were created for statistical purposes and have been used for horse racing, not rocket science. I love my Mac, and it has no military background that I am aware of. Military computers did not have integrated circuits like PC computer chips either... Stop saying computer development was military in origin... simply can't back it up with fact. Yes, the military also had old computers, just like my Commodore was old... but they weren't related... no tubes in my commodore, that was different technology altogether than a military monster computer with vacuum tubes... mechanical relays... ta dah... that was hot stuff in that age.