Computer Studies Primary 5 Third Term Test The full meaning of www is

WWW stands for World Wide Web, which is a global system of interconnected computer networks that allows users to access and share information, resources, and services through web pages using the Internet.

 

 

The World Wide Web is a fundamental part of the modern internet infrastructure and is commonly used to refer to the vast collection of websites and web pages that are accessible online. When you see “www” in a website URL (Uniform Resource Locator), it typically indicates that you are accessing the web content using the HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) protocol, which is the most common protocol used for web communication. However, it’s worth noting that many websites nowadays may omit the “www” prefix and use shorter URLs for branding or simplicity purposes

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  1. What does the acronym WWW stand for?
  2. How would you define the term “World Wide Web”?
  3. What is the full form of WWW?
  4. Can you explain the meaning of WWW in the context of the internet?
  5. What is the significance of the “www” prefix in a website URL?
  6. How does the WWW relate to the concept of interconnected computer networks?
  7. What protocol is commonly used with the WWW to access web content?
  8. Can you provide a brief history of the development of the World Wide Web?
  9. How has the WWW revolutionized the way we access and share information online?
  10. Are there any alternatives to using the WWW for accessing web content? If so, what are they?

 

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Class: Primary 5
Subject: Computer Study
Topic: Test

Instructions: Answer the following questions.

1. The full meaning of www is __________________________________

2. The first page that appear when you switch on your computer is called a ________
(a) screen (b) desktop (c) icons

3. The following are examples of internet browser except _____
(a) Internet explorer (b) Mozilla Firefox (c) Page fox

4. One of the following is an example of search engine (a) Google (b) E-mail (c) G-mail

5. One of the following is an ISP. (a) Nokia (b) Samsung (c) Globacom

6. ___ is a place where all deleted files & documents are kept?
(a) recycle bin (b) dust bin (c) waste bin

7. ______ allows us to send or receive mails via the internet. (a) e-mail (b) hyperlink (c) downloading

8. The black line that blinks on our monitor screen is called _______ (a) cursor (b) arrow (c) line

9. The use of internet to commit fraud is known as _____ (a) café fraud (b) cyber fraud (c) film fraud

10. _____ are small pictures on the desktop, which represent different folders, files and programs. (a) cursor (b) icons (c) taskbar

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  1. What does the acronym “WWW” stand for? a) World Wild Web b) Wide World Web c) World Wide Web d) Web World Wide
  2. The term “www” refers to: a) A type of web browser b) A specific website c) The entire internet d) A prefix in website URLs
  3. The WWW is a system of: a) Global interconnected networks b) Social media platforms c) Email servers d) Video streaming websites
  4. The WWW is commonly used for: a) Accessing and sharing information b) Online shopping c) Social networking d) Playing video games
  5. What protocol is typically used with the WWW to access web content? a) HTTP b) FTP c) SMTP d) DNS
  6. The WWW is a fundamental part of: a) Social media b) Email c) The internet d) Search engines
  7. The “www” prefix in a website URL indicates: a) The geographical location of the server b) The type of content on the website c) The security level of the website d) The protocol used for communication
  8. The development of the WWW is attributed to: a) Tim Cook b) Mark Zuckerberg c) Tim Berners-Lee d) Jeff Bezos
  9. The WWW has revolutionized: a) Print media b) Telecommunications c) Transportation d) Information access
  10. Are there any alternatives to using the WWW for accessing web content? a) Yes b) No
  11.  The process of transferring data from a computer to a remote server is called ________.

    (a) downloading (b) uploading (c) streaming

     

  12.  The main component of a computer system that performs calculations and executes instructions is the ________.

    (a) monitor (b) central processing unit (CPU) (c) keyboard

     

  13.  A device used to input text and commands into a computer is called a ________.

    (a) mouse (b) printer (c) keyboard

     

  14. The storage device that retains data even when the computer is turned off is called ________.

    (a) hard disk drive (b) random access memory (RAM) (c) flash drive

     

  15. The process of making an exact copy of data for backup or storage purposes is called ________.

    (a) formatting (b) copying (c) cloning

     

  16.  A program that protects a computer from viruses and other malicious software is called ________.

    (a) antivirus (b) firewall (c) browser

  17. The address of a website is called its ________.

    (a) URL (b) IP address (c) domain name

     

  18.  The process of converting analog signals into digital signals is called ________.

    (a) encoding (b) decoding (c) digitizing

     

  19.  The part of a computer system that displays visual output is called the ________.

    (a) monitor (b) keyboard (c) CPU

     

  20. A network that spans a small area, typically within a building or a few adjacent buildings, is called a ________. [mediator_tech]

    (a) LAN (Local Area Network) (b) WAN (Wide Area Network) (c) MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)

     

  21.  The software that manages and controls the hardware components of a computer system is called ________.

    (a) operating system (b) application software (c) programming language

     

  22. The process of converting digital signals into analog signals for transmission over telephone lines is called ________.

    (a) encoding (b) decoding (c) modulation

     

  23. The shortcut key combination to paste copied text or objects is ________.

    (a) Ctrl+C (b) Ctrl+V (c) Ctrl+X

     

  24. The arrangement of icons, folders, and files on the desktop is called the ________.

    (a) workspace (b) layout (c) desktop arrangement

     

  25.  The process of arranging data in a specific order or format is called ________.

    (a) sorting (b) filtering (c) formatting

     

  26.  A portable computer that is smaller and lighter than a traditional laptop is called a ________.

    (a) tablet (b) smartphone (c) netbook

     

  27. The process of sending data from one computer to another over a network is called ________.

    (a) downloading (b) uploading (c) transferring

     

  28.  A program that allows users to view web pages on the internet is called a ________.

    (a) search engine (b) web browser (c) media player

     

  29.  The storage device that uses flash memory to store data and files is called a ________.

    (a) hard disk drive (b) solid-state drive (SSD) (c) optical drive

     

  30.  The main circuit board of a computer system is called the ________.

    (a) motherboard (b) processor (c) memory module

 

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