Introduction to Computing MCQs with Answers
Practice important Introduction to Computing MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q981: What is the primary function of the World Wide Web (WWW)?
- A: Storing files on a server
- B: Providing a system of interlinked hypertext documents
- C: Managing Internet traffic
- D: Handling email communication
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B
Q982: Which protocol is commonly used to transfer data on the World Wide Web?
- A: FTP
- B: SMTP
- C: HTTP
- D: POP3
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C
Q983: What does HTTP stand for in the context of the World Wide Web?
- A: Hypertext Transfer Protocol
- B: Hyperlink Text Protocol
- C: Hyper Transfer Text Protocol
- D: Hypertext Transmission Protocol
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A
Q984: What is a web browser used for?
- A: To create and edit web pages
- B: To view and interact with web pages
- C: To manage email accounts
- D: To monitor network traffic
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B
Q985: Which of the following is a common web browser?
- A: Outlook
- B: Chrome
- C: Photoshop
- D: WordPress
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B
Q986: What is a URL?
- A: A type of web server
- B: A web address used to access resources on the Internet
- C: A method for encrypting web data
- D: A tool for managing domain names
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B
Q987: What does the term "hyperlink" refer to on a web page?
- A: A link that connects to another webpage or resource
- B: A type of server error
- C: A programming language used for web development
- D: A tool for managing network connections
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A
Q988: In the context of the World Wide Web, what is an HTML document?
- A: A document formatted for printing
- B: A web page formatted using Hypertext Markup Language
- C: A document used for email communication
- D: A type of network configuration file
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B
Q989: What does "WWW" in "www.example.com" stand for?
- A: World Wide Web
- B: World Web Work
- C: Worldwide Website
- D: Web World Wide
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A
Q990: What is the primary purpose of a web server?
- A: To host and serve web pages to users over the Internet
- B: To manage email accounts
- C: To provide network security
- D: To store data in a local database
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A