1.
US
government controls the Internet.
2.
The
web uses HTTP protocol to transmit data.
3.
Web
documents contain graphics, sounds, text and video.
4.
FTP
is document that allows you to log into another computers on the Internet.
5.
Usenet
messages are stored on central computers.
6.
Downloading
is process of sending files from your computer to another computer on the
Internet.
7.
E-commerce
is buying and selling products services online.
8.
In
the Internet information can be sent from any computer to any other 24 hours a
day.
9.
The
web remained primarily text based until 1998.
10.
Probably
the most common web-based resources available through Telnet is library
catalogs.
11. The Internet carries large amount of data stored in
specific server.
12. ARPANET was the beginning to invent the Internet.
13. FTP is used to transfer file from one computer to
another.
14. Telnet is used to browse the webpages.
15. DNS is used to convert domain name into IP address.
16. The network of network is called the Internet.
17. Search engines are used for sending and receiving emails.
- ARPANET was the first computer network.
- Internet is the service provided by WWW.
- Websites have their own uniqueness address known as
United Resource Locator.
- Chatting only supports voice messages.
- Search engines are used to locate information on the
Internet.
- ISP provides the Internet service to end users.
- Google chrome is a search engine.
25.
Web
servers are stored in websites.
26.
People
can send or receive email through the IRC.
27.
You
can send only text message through the Internet.
28.
The
Internet provides facility for posting messages on various subjects on the
newsgroup.
29.
The
Internet user can only buy goods through the Internet.
30.
The internet carries a
vast range of information resources and services, such as the interlinked
hypertext documents of the World Wide Web (WWW) and the infrastructure to
support electronic mail.
31.
Communication between
all the different devices on the internet is made possible by FTP.
32.
Dial-up connections
involves large volumes of information being carried at high speeds to your PC.
33.
Telnet allows you to
remote computers (called hosts) over a TCP/IP network (such as the internet).
34.
DNS represents a
powerful internet technology for converting domain names to IP address.
35.
The
Internet has greatly changed the way
people use computers and communicate today.
36.
The
seeds of today’s Internet were planted in 1959, when U.S.
Department of Defense sponsored a project named ARPANET.
37.
The
minimum hardware requirement for connecting the Internet is a computer system
with at least 80486 processor, 40 GB hard disk and minimum 64 GB RAM with 128
MB RAM.
38.
Wiki
is a technology that allows the creation of collaborative web sites.
39.
Web
server is a set of interconnected web pages.
40.
Internet
is a collection of millions of computers of different types belonging to
various network over the globe.
41.
TCP
is responsible for ensuring that the packets are sent to the right destination.
42. Wi-Fi
refers to wireless networking technology that allows computers and other
devices to communicate over a wireless signal.
43.
Web
chat is a live video connection between people in separate locations for the
purpose of communication or interaction.
44.
Social
network is a web site on the Internet that brings people together in a central
location to talk, share ideas, share interests, make new friends etc.
45.
A
person can reverse the room in a hotel and even purchase goods by using his
computer.
46.
Internet
is the Network.
47.
You
can send mail through internet but cannot receive the mail.
48.
A
web page can have only textual information.
49.
A
search engine allows you to search web sites on the net as specified.
50.
Downloader
makes downloading files from web sites easy.
51.
The
Internet became popular during 1980s.
52.
The
Internet is a network between different computers within a group.
53.
An
Internet electronic mail address has two parts the user name and the domain
name.
54.
We
will use IRC to make real time communication
55.
Th
e Internet is owned and controlled by US government.
56.
The
World Wide Web uses a protocol called TCP/IP.
- The
internet allows to play the interactive multimedia games, listen to music
and watch digital movies.
- TCP/IP is
responsible for ensuring that the packets are sent to the right
destination .
- Electronic
mail contains a large collection of linked text , image, sound and video
files.
- The method
of locating information on the internet involves the use of search engine.
- Fire wall
programs allow workgroups to use the internet to see each others face in
small window on the computer screen and to hear their voice through
speakers.