This article contains 30 MCQs on Web Technology.
History of the Internet
- When was the first successful message sent over the ARPANET, a precursor to the modern internet? a) 1969 b) 1975 c) 1985 d) 1995
- The concept of the Internet was originally developed by: a) Tim Berners-Lee b) Bill Gates c) Vint Cerf d) Al Gore
- ARPANET was created by which organization? a) IBM b) DARPA c) Microsoft d) Apple
- Which country is credited with developing the first web browser, called “WorldWideWeb”? a) United States b) United Kingdom c) Switzerland d) Canada
Features of WWW
- What does “WWW” stand for in the context of the internet? a) World Weird Web b) World Wide Web c) Web World Wonders d) Western Web World
- The WWW is based on the concept of: a) Hyperlinks b) Email c) FTP d) Social Media
- What is the primary purpose of the WWW? a) To send emails b) To share files c) To access and share information d) To play online games
Web Pages, Home Pages, and Websites
- A single document or page on the World Wide Web is called a: a) Hyperlink b) Website c) Web page d) HTML
- What is the term for the first page that appears when you visit a website? a) Web page b) Homepage c) Landing page d) Index page
- A collection of web pages linked together is known as a: a) Web page b) Home page c) Website d) Hyperlink
Web Portals
- Web portals are websites that: a) Contain only hyperlinks b) Provide a gateway to a variety of content and services c) Display only text-based information d) Are exclusively used for e-commerce
- Which of the following is NOT a typical feature of a web portal? a) Email services b) News headlines c) Social media integration d) Online shopping cart
- Yahoo! and MSN are examples of: a) Search engines b) Web portals c) Web browsers d) Social networking sites
History of the Internet (Advanced)
- Who is often referred to as one of the “Fathers of the Internet” for his work on TCP/IP protocols? a) Mark Zuckerberg b) Al Gore c) Vint Cerf d) Sergey Brin
- In which year did the World Wide Web become publicly accessible, marking the beginning of the modern internet era? a) 1980 b) 1991 c) 2000 d) 2010
- What was the original purpose of ARPANET, the precursor to the internet? a) To conduct military research b) To provide a global online marketplace c) To facilitate international diplomacy d) To create a worldwide encyclopedia
World Wide Web
- Which programming language is commonly used to create web pages? a) Java b) C++ c) HTML d) Python
- Which technology allows web pages to adapt to different screen sizes, making them mobile-friendly? a) HTML b) CSS c) JavaScript d) XML
- What protocol is used for transferring web pages from a server to a client’s web browser? a) SMTP b) HTTP c) FTP d) POP3
- Which markup language is used for structuring and presenting content on the World Wide Web? a) HTML b) XML c) CSS d) PHP
Web Pages, Home Pages, and Websites (Contd.)
- What is the file extension commonly used for HTML documents? a) .txt b) .html c) .doc d) .pdf
- Which of the following is an example of a static web page? a) A blog with constantly updating content b) A company’s “About Us” page c) A real-time stock market dashboard d) A social media newsfeed
- The term “URL” stands for: a) Universal Resource Locator b) Uniform Resource Locator c) Unique Resource Locator d) Unidentified Resource Locator
Web Portals (Contd.)
- Which of the following is an example of a specialized web portal? a) Google b) Amazon c) IMDb (Internet Movie Database) d) Wikipedia
- A web portal that provides a variety of news articles, weather updates, and email services is an example of a: a) Vertical portal b) Horizontal portal c) Social networking site d) Blogging platform
History of the Internet (Advanced – Contd.)
- Who co-invented the World Wide Web along with Tim Berners-Lee and is known for developing the first web browser, Mosaic? a) Larry Page b) Sergey Brin c) Marc Andreessen d) Jeff Bezos
- Which government agency played a significant role in the development of the early internet, including ARPANET? a) NASA b) NSA c) DARPA d) FBI
WWW Technologies (Contd.)
- What does “CSS” stand for in web development? a) Cascading Style Sheet b) Computer Server System c) Content Sharing Service d) Cyber Security System
- Which web technology allows for real-time two-way communication between a web server and a client’s web browser? a) HTML b) FTP c) WebSocket d) XML
- In web development, what does “PHP” typically refer to? a) Personal Home Page b) Predefined Hyperlink Processor c) Professional Hosting Platform d) Public Hypertext Protocol
Answers
History of the Internet
- Answer: a) 1969
- Answer: c) Vint Cerf
- Answer: c) DARPA
- Answer: c) Switzerland
Features of WWW
- Answer: b) World Wide Web
- Answer: a) Hyperlinks
- Answer: c) To access and share information
Web Pages, Home Pages, and Websites
- Answer: c) Web page
- Answer: b) Homepage
- Answer: c) Website
Web Portals
- Answer: b) Provide a gateway to a variety of content and services
- Answer: d) Online shopping cart
- Answer: b) Web portals
History of the Internet (Advanced)
- Answer: c) Vint Cerf
- Answer: b) 1991
- Answer: a) To conduct military research
WWW Technologies
- Answer: a) Java
- Answer: b) CSS
- Answer: b) HTTP
- Answer: a) HTML
Web Pages, Home Pages, and Websites (Contd.)
- Answer: b) .html
- Answer: b) A company’s “About Us” page
- Answer: b) Uniform Resource Locator
Web Portals (Contd.)
- Answer: c) IMDb (Internet Movie Database)
- Answer: a) Vertical portal
History of the Internet (Advanced – Contd.)
- Answer: c) Marc Andreessen
- Answer: c) DARPA
World Wide Web
- Answer: a) Cascading Style Sheet
- Answer: c) WebSocket
- Answer: a) Personal Home Page
Further Reading
Evolution of JavaScript from ES1 to ES2020
Introduction to HTML DOM Methods in JavaScript
Understanding Document Object Model (DOM) in JavaScript
Understanding HTTP Requests and Responses
What is Asynchronous JavaScript?
JavaScript Code for Event Handling
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