THE INTERNET- WEB BROWSER

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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

1. When computers are connected with each other, it is called:
a) Computer system
b) Computer network
c) Computer terminal
d) Computer software
2. A computer network helps in:
a) Playing games only
b) Data communication
c) Formatting computers
d) Installing software
3. In which of the following places can school computers be connected?
a) Principal’s chamber
b) School office
c) Library
d) All of these
Fill in the Blanks
1. When computers are connected with each other, it is referred to as a
______.
Answer: computer network
2. A computer network shares the resources of a series of interconnected
computers, peripherals, and ______.
Answer: terminals
3. A computer network helps in ______ of data from one location to
another.
Answer: transmission
Matching
Match the terms with their meanings:
Column A Column B

Principal’s chamber,
Places where computers are kept
office

Computer network Interconnection of computers

Peripherals and terminals Resources shared by computer network

Transmission of data from one location to

Data communication
another

True / False
1. Computers in a school cannot be connected with each other.
Answer: False
2. Computer network helps in sharing information.
Answer: True
3. A computer network only connects computers in a laboratory.
Answer: False
4. Computer network helps in transmission of data.
Answer: True
Very Short Answer Questions (VSAQ)
1. What is a computer network?
Answer: A computer network is a system of interconnecting computers
or terminals to share resources and data.
2. Give one benefit of a computer network.
Answer: It helps in sharing information and resources.
3. Where are school computers usually placed?
Answer: In places like Principal’s chamber, School office, Examination
hall, Library, and Computer lab.
Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
 1. Why are school computers connected as a network?
Answer: They are connected so that each computer can communicate
and share information with each other.
2. Mention two uses of a computer network.
Answer:
o It shares resources of interconnected computers and terminals.
o It helps in data communication i.e., transmitting computerized
data from one location to another.
Long Answer Questions (LAQ)
1. Explain with an example what a computer network is and why it is
useful.
Answer:
A computer network is a system where computers and terminals are
interconnected. For example, in a school, computers placed in the
Principal’s chamber, office, library, examination hall, and computer
lab can be connected together. This allows them to communicate and
share information, resources, and data easily. Computer networks are
useful because they save time, help in collaboration, and enable the
transmission of data from one location to another efficiently.

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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

1. If the computer networks of different schools are connected, it is
called:
a) Intranet
b) Internet
c) LAN
d) ARPANET
2. The full form of INTERNET is:
a) Internal Network
b) International Network
 c) Inter School Network
d) Interconnected Net
3. Which was the first networking system developed by ARPA?
a) INTERNET
b) ARPANET
c) WWW
d) Hyperlink
4. ARPANET was first developed to:
a) Share games
b) Share information secretly among defense forces
c) Teach students
d) Browse websites
Fill in the Blanks
1. Internet is a ______ of networks.
Answer: network
2. Internet helps people to share messages, images, audios, and ______.
Answer: videos
3. ARPA stands for ______.
Answer: Advanced Research Projects Agency
4. ARPANET was developed in the year ______.
Answer: 1958
Matching
Match the terms with their descriptions:

Column A Column B

Internet Vast network connecting people worldwide

ARPA Advanced Research Projects Agency

ARPANET First networking system for US defense forces

International Network Full form of Internet

True / False
1. Internet is only used within schools.
Answer: False
2. Internet helps to share images, audios, and videos.
Answer: True
3. ARPANET was developed during World War II.
Answer: False (It was during the Cold War, in 1958)
4. The concept of ARPANET was later made available globally.
Answer: True
Very Short Answer Questions (VSAQ)
1. Define Internet in one line.
Answer: Internet is a vast network of interconnected networks that
allows people to communicate and share information globally.
2. Write the full form of Internet.
Answer: International Network
3. Who developed the first networking system?
Answer: ARPA (Advanced Research Projects Agency)
4. What was the first networking system called?
Answer: ARPANET
Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
1. Mention any three things that can be shared using the Internet.
Answer: Text messages, images, audios, and videos.
2. Why did the US defense forces develop ARPANET?
Answer: To share secret information faster and securely among the
different wings of the defense forces like army, navy, and air force.
Long Answer Questions (LAQ)
1. Explain how the Internet is similar to a network of schools in a town.
Answer:
Suppose there are four schools in a town, each having its own
networking system. If the computer networks of all these schools are
 interconnected, it becomes an Internet. Similarly, the Internet is a
vast network of networks that connects people located in different
parts of the world, enabling them to share and communicate.
2. Describe the origin of ARPANET and how it led to the development of
the Internet.
Answer:
During the Cold War, the US defense forces felt the need to share
information securely among the army, navy, and air force. In 1958,
ARPA (Advanced Research Projects Agency) developed a networking
system called ARPANET to share secret defense information. Later,
this concept was expanded and made available globally for common
people, which eventually developed into today’s Internet.

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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. Which of the following is NOT an advantage of the internet?
a) Online shopping
b) Staying updated with events
c) Growing plants faster
d) Video conferencing
Answer: c) Growing plants faster
2. Internet helps in:
a) Sharing knowledge
b) Cooking food
c) Playing outdoor games
d) Farming
Answer: a) Sharing knowledge
3. Which of the following is NOT required for an Internet connection?
a) Computer
b) Modem
c) Telephone
d) Refrigerator
Answer: d) Refrigerator
 4. Which of these is an Internet Service Provider in India?
a) BSNL
b) Google Chrome
c) Microsoft Windows
d) Facebook
Answer: a) BSNL
Matching
Q. Match the following advantages of Internet:
1. Online services → a) Online banking
2. Communication → b) Chatting / E-mail
3. Learning → c) Sharing knowledge
Q. Match the following with their category:
1. BSNL → a) ISP
2. Google Chrome → b) Web Browser
3. Telephone → c) Wireless or Landline
Fill in the blanks
1. Information can easily be __________ among the people.
Answer: communicated or shared
2. The Internet provides online services such as online banking, online
shopping, __________.
Answer: online teaching
3. We can send or receive messages through __________.
Answer: e-mail
4. A __________ (Desktop or Laptop) is required for accessing the
Internet.
Answer: Computer
5. A __________ is needed to connect to the Internet (External or
Internal).
Answer: Modem
 6. __________ is an example of a web browser.
Answer: Google Chrome
True / False
1. Internet cannot be used for video conferencing.
Answer: False
2. Internet helps in staying updated with events around the world.
Answer: True
3. The internet is only used for entertainment.
Answer: False
4. A modem is not required for Internet connection.
Answer: False
5. Web browsers like Chrome and Opera are used to access the Internet.
Answer: True
6. Telephone (landline or wireless) can be used for an Internet
connection.
Answer: True
Very Short Answer Questions (VSAQ)
1. Mention one advantage of the Internet.
Answer: It helps in staying updated with events around the world.
2. Through which medium can we send or receive messages on the
Internet?
Answer: E-mail
3. Give one example of a Web Browser.
Answer: Google Chrome
4. Name one Internet Service Provider (ISP) in India.
Answer: BSNL
Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
1. How does the Internet act as a platform for learning?
Answer: The Internet acts as a platform for learning by providing
 access to educational resources, online courses, and opportunities for
sharing knowledge.
2. Name any three online services provided by the Internet.
Answer: Online banking, online shopping, online teaching.
3. List the hardware and software requirements for an Internet
connection.
Answer:
o Computer (Desktop or Laptop)
o Telephone (Wireless or Landline)
o Modem (External or Internal)
o Internet Service Provider (ISP, e.g., BSNL)
o Web Browser (e.g., Google Chrome, Opera)
Long Answer Questions (LAQ)
1. Explain the advantages of the Internet in detail.
Answer:
The Internet has many advantages:
o Information can easily be communicated or shared among
people.
o It helps us stay updated with events in and around the world.
o It acts as a platform for learning and sharing knowledge.
o People can interact through chatting or video conferencing.
o Messages can be sent or received through e-mail.
o It provides online services like online banking, online shopping,
and online teaching.
2. Explain the requirements for an Internet connection.
Answer:
To access the Internet, both hardware and software are required:
o A computer (desktop or laptop) to run applications.
 o A telephone connection (wireless or landline) for network access.
o A modem (external or internal) to connect the computer with
the Internet service.
o An Internet Service Provider (ISP), such as BSNL, to provide
connectivity.
o A web browser (like Google Chrome or Opera) to browse and
access websites.

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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. What does a modem do?
a) Converts digital signals to sound waves
b) Converts digital signals to analog and vice versa
c) Only stores data
d) Provides electricity
Answer: b) Converts digital signals to analog and vice versa
2. Which device allows wireless Internet access through USB ports?
a) Telephone
b) USB Modem
c) Router
d) Web Browser
Answer: b) USB Modem
3. Who is the founder of the World Wide Web?
a) Charles Babbage
b) Tim Berners-Lee
c) Bill Gates
d) Steve Jobs
Answer: b) Tim Berners-Lee
4. Which language is used to create web pages?
a) C++
b) Python
c) HTML
 d) Java
Answer: c) HTML
Matching
Q. Match the following:
1. USB Modem → a) Connects computer to Internet
2. WWW → b) Collection of information pages
3. Web Page → c) Created using HTML
Fill in the blanks
1. A __________ is a device used to connect a computer with the
Internet.
Answer: Modem
2. USB modems are plugged into the __________ port of a computer.
Answer: USB
3. The World Wide Web is a vast collection of __________.
Answer: pages of information
4. The information on a web page is viewed using a __________.
Answer: Web browser
5. Web pages are created using __________.
Answer: Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML)
True / False
1. A USB modem can be plugged into the printer port of a computer.
Answer: False
2. Tim Berners-Lee is the founder of the World Wide Web.
Answer: True
3. Web pages can only contain text.
Answer: False
4. Web browsers are used to view web pages.
Answer: True
Very Short Answer Questions (VSAQ)
1. What is the function of a modem?
Answer: It converts digital signals to analog and analog signals to
digital for Internet access.
2. Who founded the World Wide Web?
Answer: Tim Berners-Lee
3. Name the language used to create web pages.
Answer: HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language)
Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
1. What is a USB Modem?
Answer: A USB Modem is a device used to access the Internet by
converting digital signals to analog and vice versa. It can be plugged
into the USB port of a computer, enabling wireless Internet access.
2. Define the World Wide Web (WWW).
Answer: The World Wide Web is a vast collection of information pages
available on the Internet. These may include text, images, sounds,
graphics, videos, etc., and can be accessed by people worldwide.
3. What is a Web Page?
Answer: A Web Page is digital information viewed through a web
browser. It may contain text, images, graphics, audio, or video, and is
created using HTML.
Long Answer Questions (LAQ)
1. Explain the working and importance of a USB Modem.
Answer:
A USB Modem is a device that connects a computer with the Internet.
It converts outgoing digital signals into analog signals and incoming
analog signals into digital signals. USB modems are very popular
because they can be plugged into the USB port of a computer and
enable wireless Internet access, making them simple and convenient to
use.
 2. Explain the difference between World Wide Web and Web Page.
Answer:
o World Wide Web (WWW): It is a vast collection of information
pages available on the Internet. It includes text, images, sounds,
graphics, videos, and more, and can be accessed worldwide.
o Web Page: It refers to the information available in a single page
(digital form) viewed through a web browser. A web page is
created using HTML and may contain text, images, audio, or
video.
In short, the WWW is the whole collection, while a web page is a
single unit of that collection.

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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. The first page of a website is called:
a) Web Page
b) Home Page
c) Hyperlink
d) URL
Answer: b) Home Page
2. Which of the following is an example of a website?
a) Google Chrome
b) Amazon.com
c) Windows 10
d) MS Word
Answer: b) Amazon.com
3. Hyperlinks are usually displayed in the form of:
a) Bold letters
b) Underlined text, buttons, or images
c) Italics only
d) None of the above
Answer: b) Underlined text, buttons, or images
 4. What does URL stand for?
a) Universal Resource Link
b) Uniform Resource Locator
c) United Reference Locator
d) User Resource Language
Answer: b) Uniform Resource Locator
Matching
Match the following:
1. Website → a) Collection of related web pages
2. Home Page → b) First page of a website
3. Hyperlink → c) A link to another web page
4. URL → d) Unique address of a web page
Fill in the blanks
1. A __________ is a collection of related web pages.
Answer: Website
2. The first page of a website is called the __________.
Answer: Home Page
3. __________ is a hot spot on a web page that links to another page.
Answer: Hyperlink
4. The address of a web page is known as __________.
Answer: Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
5. Hyperlinks are usually displayed in __________ text, buttons, or
images.
Answer: underlined
True / False
1. A Home Page is the last page of a website.
Answer: False
2. Hyperlinks allow us to open linked pages without typing their address.
Answer: True
 3. URLs help identify web pages uniquely.
Answer: True
4. Hyperlinks are always displayed in bold text only.
Answer: False
Very Short Answer Questions (VSAQ)
1. What is a Website?
Answer: A website is a collection of related web pages.
2. What is the first page of a website called?
Answer: Home Page
3. Define Hyperlink.
Answer: A hyperlink is a hot spot on a web page that links to another
page.
4. What does URL stand for?
Answer: Uniform Resource Locator
Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
1. What is the function of a Hyperlink?
Answer: A hyperlink allows users to visit linked websites/web pages
without typing the address every time. It is usually shown as
underlined text, buttons, or images.
2. Give examples of some website URLs.
Answer: Examples of URLs are:
o http://www.discovery.com
o http://www.shine.com
o http://www.foxkids.com
o http://www.cartoonnetwork.com
o http://www.disney.com
Long Answer Questions (LAQ)
1. Explain Website and Home Page with an example.
Answer:
 A Website is a collection of related web pages. The first page of a
website is called the Home Page. It is displayed when a website is
opened. For example, the Amazon website opens with its Home Page
showing categories like fashion, home essentials, and offers.
2. Define URL. Why is it important?
Answer:
URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator. It is the unique address of
a web page by which it is identified on the Internet. URLs are
important because they allow users to directly access specific web
pages without confusion. Examples include www.discovery.com,
www.disney.com, etc.

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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. What does the protocol in a web address do?
a) Stores information permanently
b) Transfers hypertext documents between computers
c) Protects computers from viruses
d) Provides power supply
Answer: b) Transfers hypertext documents between computers
2. Which of the following domain extensions is used for government
organizations?
a) .com
b) .gov
c) .org
d) .edu
Answer: b) .gov
3. The part of the web address that shows the type of organisation is
called:
a) Host
b) Type
c) Protocol
d) Domain
Answer: b) Type
 4. What is the main function of a web browser?
a) To store data
b) To provide hardware connection
c) To access and view websites
d) To create web pages
Answer: c) To access and view websites
Matching
Q. Match the following types with their meaning:
1. .com → a) Educational institutions
2. .gov → b) Non-profit organisations
3. .org → c) Government organisations
4. .edu → d) Commercial organisations
Fill in the blanks
1. A __________ is a set of rules responsible for transferring hypertext
documents.
Answer: Protocol
2. The host and the type of site together are called __________.
Answer: Domain
3. The web addresses begin with __________.
Answer: http (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)
4. A web browser contacts the __________ and sends a request for
information.
Answer: Web server
5. __________ extension is used for educational institutions.
Answer: .edu
True / False
1. HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol.
Answer: True
 2. The protocol is not required in a web address.
Answer: False
3. .org domain is used by non-profit organisations.
Answer: True
4. A web browser creates websites.
Answer: False
Very Short Answer Questions (VSAQ)
1. What is meant by “Protocol”?
Answer: A set of rules responsible for transferring hypertext
documents between computers.
2. Give one example of a domain extension used by government
organisations.
Answer: .gov
3. What does a web browser do?
Answer: It helps users access and view websites.
4. Write the full form of HTTP.
Answer: Hypertext Transfer Protocol
Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
1. Explain the format of a web address with an example.
Answer: A web address contains the protocol, web, host, and type. For
example, in http://www.yahoo.com,
o http = protocol
o www = web
o yahoo = host
o .com = type
2. What are domain names? Give one example.
Answer: The host and the type of site together are called a domain
name. Example: foxkids.com.
 3. State two functions of a web browser.
Answer:
o It contacts the web server and sends a request for information.
o It receives the information and displays it on the user’s screen.
Long Answer Questions (LAQ)
1. Explain “Protocol” in detail.
Answer:
A Protocol is a set of rules used to transfer hypertext documents
between two or more computers. On the World Wide Web,
information is transmitted with the help of HTTP (Hypertext
Transfer Protocol). The address begins with http://, followed by the
website name (host) and type (.com, .org, .gov, .edu). Protocol ensures
that web pages are transmitted and displayed correctly over the
Internet.
2. Describe the role of a Web Browser with its functions.
Answer:
A Web Browser is software that helps users access and view websites.
It works in two main steps:
o It contacts the web server and sends a request for information.
o It receives the information and displays the content on the
user’s computer screen.
Examples of web browsers include Google Chrome, Opera, and
Firefox.

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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

1. The protocol used for transferring hypertext documents is:
a) FTP
b) HTTP
c) SMTP
d) TCP/IP
Answer: b) HTTP
 2. In the web address http://www.yahoo.com, “yahoo” represents:
a) Protocol
b) Host
c) Type
d) Domain
Answer: b) Host
3. Which of the following represents an educational institution website?
a) .com
b) .org
c) .edu
d) .gov
Answer: c) .edu
4. Which of the following is a web browser?
a) Google
b) BSNL
c) Google Chrome
d) JioFiber
Answer: c) Google Chrome
5. Airtel and JioFiber are examples of:
a) Search engines
b) Web browsers
c) Internet Service Providers
d) Protocols
Answer: c) Internet Service Providers
Fill in the Blanks
1. The full form of http is Hypertext Transfer Protocol.
2. The host and type of site together are called a domain.
3. Mozilla Firefox is a type of web browser.
4. The internet service can be provided through broadband or Wi-Fi.
5. BSNL is a popular Internet Service Provider in India.
True / False (with reasons)
 1. True – The protocol is always embedded with the website that
transmits web pages.
2. False – .gov stands for government organisations, not commercial
ones.
3. True – A web browser helps the user to access and view different
websites.
4. False – Microsoft Edge is developed by Microsoft Corporation, not
Google.
5. True – ISPs provide internet services against a fee.
Matching
Match the following:

A B

.com Commercial organisations

.org Non-profit organisations

.gov Government organisations

.edu Educational institutions

Safari Web browser

Very Short Answer Questions (VSAQ)

1. What does the “Host” represent in a web address?
Answer: The name of the website.
2. Give one example of a domain name.
Answer: foxkids.com
3. Name any two web browsers.
Answer: Google Chrome, Safari.
4. Expand ISP.
Answer: Internet Service Provider.
 5. Give one example of an Internet Service Provider in India.
Answer: Airtel.
Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
1. What is a Protocol?
Answer: A protocol is a set of rules responsible for transferring
hypertext documents between two or more computers on the internet.
2. Explain the role of a web browser.
Answer: A web browser is software that helps users to access and view
websites. It contacts the web server, sends requests for information,
receives the information, and displays the content on the user’s
computer screen.
3. Write any three examples of web browsers.
Answer: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera.
4. How does an Internet Service Provider (ISP) work?
Answer: An ISP provides internet services against a fee. It acts as a
link between a computer/laptop and servers on the internet, offering
connections via broadband or Wi-Fi.
Long Answer Questions (LAQ)
1. Write in detail about the different parts of a web address with an
example.
Answer: A web address such as http://www.yahoo.com consists of:
o Protocol (http): Defines the rules for transferring hypertext
documents.
o Web (www): Refers to the World Wide Web.
o Host (yahoo): The name of the website.
o Type (.com): Shows the type of organisation (commercial,
educational, etc.).
2. What is an ISP? Write its importance with examples.
Answer: An ISP (Internet Service Provider) is an organisation that
provides internet services against a fee. It enables users to send/receive
 emails, browse websites, and do online shopping. Examples: BSNL,
Airtel, JioFiber, Hathway.

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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

Q1. Net surfing is also known as:
a) Data surfing
b) Web surfing
c) File surfing
d) Cloud surfing
Ans: b) Web surfing
Q2. Which of the following is NOT a component of a browser window?
a) Address bar
b) Back button
c) Refresh button
d) CPU
Ans: d) CPU
Fill in the blanks
Q1. Net surfing is also known as __________.
Ans: web surfing
Q2. The __________ bar in a browser window is used to type a website
address.
Ans: Address bar
True / False
Q1. Net surfing only means chatting with others.
Ans: False
Q2. The back button in a browser is used to return to the previous page.
Ans: True
Matching
Match the following browser components with their functions:
a) Back button → i) Open a new browsing page
b) Refresh button → ii) Load the current page again
c) New Tab → iii) Return to the previous page
d) Address bar → iv) Enter a website URL
Very Short Answer Questions (VSAQ)
Q1. What is net surfing?
Ans: Browsing the internet to search information from one web page to
another using hyperlinks.
Q2. Name any two components of a browser window.
Ans: Back button, Address bar
Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
Q1. Write two advantages and one disadvantage of net surfing.
Ans:
• Advantages: Helps to search information quickly; allows chatting and
reading web pages.
• Disadvantage: May waste time or be dangerous if surfing unwanted
sites.
Q2. Explain the function of the Refresh button in a browser window.
Ans: The Refresh button is used to reload or update the current web page.
Long Answer Question (LAQ)
Q1. Explain the term "net surfing" and describe any three components of a
browser window with their functions.
Ans:
Net surfing (also called web surfing) means browsing the internet to search
information from one web page to another using hyperlinks. It also includes
loading web pages, reading them, and chatting with others.
Three components of a browser window:
• Back button: Takes the user to the previously visited web page.
• New Tab: Opens a new blank browsing page in the same window.
• Address bar: Allows the user to type or view the website URL.
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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

Q1. Which button reloads the web page to show the updated version?
a) Back button
b) Refresh button
c) History button
d) Bookmark button
Ans: b) Refresh button
Q2. In Google Chrome, “Favorites” are referred to as:
a) Shortcuts
b) History
c) Bookmarks
d) Tabs
Ans: c) Bookmarks
Q3. Who are the founders of Google?
a) Bill Gates and Steve Jobs
b) Larry Page and Sergey Brin
c) Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk
d) Sundar Pichai and Tim Cook
Ans: b) Larry Page and Sergey Brin
Fill in the blanks
Q1. The __________ bar is located at the top of the browser window to type
website addresses.
Ans: Address
Q2. The __________ button saves the addresses of frequently used websites.
Ans: Bookmark
Q3. The __________ button is active only when you have used the Back
button.
Ans: Forward
True / False
Q1. The History option in Google Chrome is directly visible in the browser
window.
Ans: False
Q2. The Forward and Back buttons are used to shuffle between web pages
opened in the current session.
Ans: True
Q3. Microsoft Edge uses the term “Bookmarks.”
Ans: False (It uses “Favorites.”)
Matching
Match the browser components with their functions:
a) Address Bar → i) Reloads the current page
b) New Tab → ii) Save frequently visited websites
c) Bookmark Button → iii) Type website addresses
d) Refresh Button → iv) Open another website in same window
Very Short Answer Questions (VSAQ)
Q1. What is the function of the Address Bar?
Ans: It is used to type the web address of a website to visit.
Q2. Name the founders of Google.
Ans: Larry Page and Sergey Brin
Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
Q1. What is the difference between Favorites and Bookmarks?
Ans: The terms mean the same but depend on the browser. Microsoft Edge
uses the name “Favorites,” whereas Google Chrome calls them
“Bookmarks.”
Q2. What is the function of the History option in a browser?
Ans: It keeps records of all sites or pages previously visited so that users can
revisit them.
Long Answer Question (LAQ)
Q1. Explain the functions of the following browser components: Bookmark
button, Refresh button, and Forward & Back buttons.
Ans:
• Bookmark button: Used to save the addresses of frequently visited
websites for quick access later.
• Refresh button: Reloads the web page and displays the most updated
version.
• Forward & Back buttons: Used to shuffle between web pages opened in
the current session; the Forward button becomes active only after
using the Back button.

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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

Q1. Which of the following is NOT a search engine?
a) Google
b) Yahoo
c) Facebook
d) Bing
Ans: c) Facebook
Q2. Which search engine has the web address https://www.yahoo.com?
a) Bing
b) Yahoo
c) Ask
d) Yandex
Ans: b) Yahoo
Q3. Which is the most popular search engine among users?
a) Bing
b) Yandex
c) Google
d) AOL
Ans: c) Google
Fill in the blanks
Q1. A __________ is a set of programs that searches the request on the
internet.
Ans: Search engine
Q2. The keyword is typed in the __________ text box of a search engine.
Ans: Search
Q3. The web address of Ask search engine is __________.
Ans: https://www.ask.com
True / False
Q1. Search engines display a list of information based on the searched topic.
Ans: True
Q2. Bing has the web address https://www.yahoo.com.
Ans: False
Q3. Google is one of the most popular search engines.
Ans: True
Matching
Match the search engine with its correct web address:
a) Google → i) https://www.bing.com
b) Yahoo → ii) https://www.ask.com
c) Bing → iii) https://www.google.com
d) Ask → iv) https://www.yahoo.com
Very Short Answer Questions (VSAQ)
Q1. What is a search engine?
Ans: A search engine is a set of programs that searches the request on the
internet based on keywords provided by the user.
Q2. Write the web address of Bing.
Ans: https://www.bing.com
Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
Q1. How does a search engine work?
Ans: A search engine works by typing the keyword in the search text box. It
then displays a list of information based on the searched topic.
Q2. List any four popular search engines along with their web addresses.
Ans:
• Google → https://www.google.com
• Yahoo → https://www.yahoo.com
• Bing → https://www.bing.com
• Yandex → https://www.yandex.com
Long Answer Question (LAQ)
Q1. Explain how to search a topic using Google Search Engine.
Ans:
To search a topic using Google Search Engine:
1. Type the topic to be searched in the Google Search box.
2. Press the Enter key.
3. Google displays a list of information related to the searched topic.

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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

1. Which icon is clicked to disconnect the internet?
a) Browser icon
b) Internet access icon
c) File manager icon
d) Settings icon
2. Netiquette is a combination of:
a) Internet + Ticket
b) Network + Etiquette
c) Net + Request
d) None of these
 3. Which of the following should you never share online?
a) School work
b) User ID or password
c) Hobbies
d) Favorite subject
4. Google is an example of:
a) Modem
b) Protocol
c) Search Engine
d) ISP
Fill in the Blanks
1. To disconnect the internet, first click the __________ icon.
Answer: Internet access
2. __________ is a set of rules to be obeyed while working online.
Answer: Netiquette
3. A __________ is a software that helps users to access and view
websites.
Answer: Web browser
4. __________ is an organisation that provides internet services against a
fee.
Answer: Internet Service Provider (ISP)
True / False (with reasons)
1. Disconnect button is clicked to log out from the computer.
False – Disconnect button is clicked to log out from the internet
connection, not from the computer.
2. Netiquette means being respectful and safe while browsing online.
True – Netiquette includes rules like being respectful and not sharing
personal info.
3. Net surfing is also called browsing the internet from one web page to
another using hyperlinks.
True – That is the definition given in the text.
 4. A modem is used to connect computers without converting signals.
False – A modem converts digital signals to analog and vice versa.
Matching
Match the following:

Column A Column B

Modem Converts digital signals to analog

Protocol Rules for transferring hypertext

ISP Provides internet service for a fee

Search Engine Searches info based on keywords

Very Short Answer Questions (VSAQ)

1. What is Netiquette?
Answer: A set of rules (Network + Etiquette) to be followed while
working online.
2. Name one rule of safe browsing.
Answer: Never share personal information like user ID or password.
3. What is the role of a Web browser?
Answer: It helps users to access and view different websites.
4. What does ISP stand for?
Answer: Internet Service Provider.
Short Answer Questions (SAQ)
1. Write the steps to disconnect the internet.
Answer:
o Step 1: Click the Internet access icon on the right side of the
taskbar.
o Step 2: Click the Disconnect button.
2. Mention any four Netiquette rules for safe browsing.
Answer:
 o Be respectful to other users.
o Never share personal information.
o Think before sending/accepting friend requests.
o Do not visit unwanted/untrustworthy sites.
3. What is the function of a modem?
Answer: A modem converts outgoing digital signals from a computer
into analog signals and converts incoming analog signals into digital
signals.
Long Answer Questions (LAQ)
1. Explain the importance of Netiquette for safe browsing.
Answer:
Netiquette is important because it ensures responsible and safe use of
the internet. It involves respecting others online, not sharing personal
information, avoiding untrustworthy sites, and using polite language.
By following netiquette, users protect their privacy, maintain security,
and contribute to a positive online environment.
2. Write a detailed note on “Chapter at a Glance.”
Answer:
o Computer Network is a system of interconnecting computers.
o World Wide Web is a vast collection of information.
o Modem converts digital and analog signals.
o Protocols are rules for transferring hypertext.
o Web browser helps to view websites.
o ISP provides internet services for a fee.
o Internet service can be via broadband or USB modem.
o Net surfing means browsing web pages via hyperlinks.
o Disconnecting internet means offline.
o Google is a popular search engine.
 o Search engines find info using keywords.

EXERCISE QUESTIONS

OBJECTIVE
I. Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which of the following hardware is not used in an internet connection?
(a) Telephone
(b) Modem
(c) USB Modem
(d) DVD
Answer: (d) DVD
2. In the protocol http, the letter h stands for:
(a) hypertension
(b) hyperbola
(c) hypertext
(d) hypermeter
Answer: (c) hypertext
3. Which of the following is a search engine?
(a) Disney
(b) Yahoo
(c) Bookmark
(d) Lycra
Answer: (b) Yahoo
4. Which of the following web browsers is developed by Microsoft?
(a) Edge
(b) Firefox
(c) Safari
(d) Opera
Answer: (a) Edge
5. ISP stands for:
(a) Intercom Service Provider
(b) Intermediate Service Provider
(c) Internet Service Provider
(d) Interconnected Service Provider
Answer: (c) Internet Service Provider
II. Write 'True' or 'False' for each statement
1. When internet service is disconnected, it means that you are now online.
False
2. Net surfing means connecting to internet.
True
3. When you move mouse pointer over a hyperlink, the mouse pointer takes
the shape of a hand.
True
4. Modem is a device that converts the digital signals into analog signals and
vice-versa.
True
5. BSNL is one type of web browser.
False
III. Name the following
1. Two web browsers
(a) Google Chrome
(b) Microsoft Edge
2. Two Internet Service Providers
(a) BSNL
(b) Airtel
3. Two search engines
(a) Google
(b) Yahoo
4. Two ways to connect internet
(a) Broadband
(b) Wi-Fi
IV. Case Study based questions
Solved Example:
Payal wants to work on internet. She clicked on a browser and opened
Google. The home page of Google site is shown. She has confusion with some
of the components in the window marked with (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv).
(a) Name the browser marked with (i) which is used to open Google.
Answer: Google Chrome
(b) Name the tab marked with (ii) which is used to bring previous page on the
screen.
Answer: Back button
(c) Name the component marked with (iii) where the web address of a website
is written.
Answer: Address bar
(d) Name the text box marked with (iv) where the topic to be searched is
written.
Answer: Search box
Unsolved
Pick the correct term from the given box:
(Hyperlink, HTML, Internet Service Provider, Web Browser)
(a) It is a language used for creating web pages.
Answer: HTML
(b) It is the company which provides internet connectivity.
Answer: Internet Service Provider
(c) It is a software which is used to open different websites.
Answer: Web Browser
(d) It is a hotspot on the web page that provides a link to another web page.
Answer: Hyperlink
SUBJECTIVE
1. Write short notes on:
(1) Computer Network:
A computer network is a group of two or more computers connected together
to share resources such as files, printers, or internet.
(2) Internet:
The Internet is a global network that connects millions of computers
worldwide, allowing people to share information, communicate, and access
websites.
(3) Net Surfing:
Net surfing means browsing or exploring different websites on the internet to
collect information, watch videos, or perform any online activity.
(4) Web Page:
A web page is a document on the internet that contains text, images, videos,
and links, which can be viewed using a web browser.
(5) Search Engine:
A search engine is a software program that helps to find information on the
internet by typing keywords. Examples: Google, Yahoo, Bing.
(6) Internet Service Provider:
An Internet Service Provider (ISP) is a company that provides internet
connectivity to users. Examples: BSNL, Airtel, Jio.
II. Long Answer Questions
1. What are the advantages of Internet?
The advantages of Internet are:
• It provides vast information on any topic.
• It helps in communication through email, chat, and video calls.
• It is useful for online shopping and banking.
• It is a source of entertainment such as games, music, and movies.
• It is used for online education and e-learning.
2. You want to know the details on a topic in ‘History’ (say, Mughal Dynasty).
Mention all the steps by using ‘Search Engine’ to know the details of the topic.
Steps:
1. Open a web browser (like Google Chrome).
2. In the address bar, type the name of a search engine (e.g.,
www.google.com).
3. In the search box, type “Mughal Dynasty history”.
4. Press the Enter key.
5. The search engine will display a list of websites with details.
6. Click on the required link to read the information.
3. In what ways, a web browser is useful to us?
A web browser is useful in the following ways:
• It helps us open and view websites on the internet.
• It allows us to search for information easily.
• It provides tools like bookmarks, history, and tabs for better browsing.
• It supports multimedia like text, images, audio, and video.
4. Enlist any three netiquette for safe browsing on the internet.
Three netiquette rules are:
1. Do not share personal information with strangers.
2. Avoid opening unknown links or attachments.
3. Use polite language and respect others online.