Parts Of A Browser
Determine the parts of a browser by its function.
Questions and Answers
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This part of a browser offer selection of things you can do with a webpage.
- A.
Location Bar
- B.
Menu Bar
- C.
Status Bar
- D.
Scroll Bar
Correct Answer
B. Menu BarExplanation
The menu bar is a part of a browser that offers a selection of things you can do with a webpage. It typically contains various menus such as File, Edit, View, History, Bookmarks, etc. Each menu contains a list of options that allow the user to perform specific actions or access certain features within the browser. The menu bar is usually located at the top of the browser window and provides a convenient way for users to navigate and interact with the browser's functionality.Rate this question:
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- 2.
This part of a browser shows the progress of webpage transaction.
- A.
Menu Bar
- B.
Scroll Bar
- C.
Menu Bar
- D.
Status Bar
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D. Status BarExplanation
The status bar is a part of a browser that shows the progress of webpage transactions. It provides information about the loading status of a webpage, such as displaying the percentage of the page that has been loaded or showing a spinning icon to indicate that the page is still loading. The status bar is located at the bottom of the browser window and is useful for users to understand the progress of their browsing activities.Rate this question:
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- 3.
This part of a browser is a vertical bar to the right of the browser wherein let you scroll down and up a webpage.
- A.
Scroll Bar
- B.
Status Bar
- C.
Menu Bar
- D.
Location Bar
Correct Answer
A. Scroll BarExplanation
The scroll bar is a vertical bar to the right of the browser that allows users to scroll up and down a webpage. It is used to navigate through the content of a webpage that is longer than the visible screen. By clicking and dragging the scroll bar or using the scroll wheel on a mouse, users can move the page up or down to view additional content. The scroll bar is an essential feature of a browser that enhances the user experience by providing easy navigation within a webpage.Rate this question:
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- 4.
This part of a browser is where you enter the address of a website.
- A.
Menu Bar
- B.
Status Bar
- C.
Location Bar
- D.
Scroll Bar
Correct Answer
C. Location BarExplanation
The location bar is the correct answer because it is the part of a browser where you enter the address of a website. It is also known as the address bar or URL bar, and it allows users to input the URL or web address they want to visit. By typing in the address in the location bar, the browser will navigate to that specific website.Rate this question:
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- 5.
This button of the toolbar returns you to the previous page.
- A.
Search Button
- B.
Forward Button
- C.
Back Button
- D.
Refresh Button
Correct Answer
C. Back ButtonExplanation
The back button is the correct answer because it is commonly used in web browsers and other applications to navigate back to the previous page or screen. It allows users to easily return to the content they were previously viewing without having to manually type in a URL or use other navigation methods. This button is typically represented by an arrow pointing to the left or by the word "Back" itself.Rate this question:
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- 6.
This button of the toolbar loads the webpage again.
- A.
Back Button
- B.
Forward Button
- C.
Search Button
- D.
Refresh Button
Correct Answer
D. Refresh ButtonExplanation
The Refresh Button is the correct answer because it is the button on the toolbar that reloads or refreshes the current webpage. This button is commonly used when a webpage is not displaying properly or when the user wants to update the content of the page. By clicking the Refresh Button, the browser will send a request to the server to reload the webpage, and the page will be displayed again with the most up-to-date content.Rate this question:
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- 7.
This button of the toolbar connects you to directories and search tools.
- A.
Search Button
- B.
Refresh Button
- C.
Back Button
- D.
Forward Button
Correct Answer
A. Search ButtonExplanation
The search button is the correct answer because it is the button on the toolbar that allows users to connect to directories and search tools. This button enables users to search for specific information or navigate through directories to find the desired content. It is a commonly used feature in web browsers and other software applications to facilitate efficient searching and browsing.Rate this question:
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- 8.
This button of the toolbar return you to the page you just came from.
- A.
Refresh Button
- B.
Forward Button
- C.
Back Button
- D.
Search Button
Correct Answer
B. Forward ButtonExplanation
The forward button on the toolbar allows you to navigate to the next page in your browsing history. It is used to move forward to a page that you have previously visited after using the back button to go back. This button is not used to return to the page you just came from, so it is not the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 9.
This part of a browser close the window browser you are currently working on.
- A.
Close Button
- B.
Maximize Button
- C.
Minimize Button
- D.
Restore Button
Correct Answer
A. Close ButtonExplanation
The close button is a part of a browser that allows the user to close the current window they are working on. It is typically represented by an "X" symbol and is usually located in the top-right corner of the window. Clicking on the close button will terminate the current browsing session and close the window.Rate this question:
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- 10.
This part of a browser enlarge the size of the window browser.
- A.
Restore Button
- B.
Close Button
- C.
Minimize Button
- D.
Maximize Button
Correct Answer
D. Maximize ButtonExplanation
The Maximize Button is the correct answer because it is a feature in a browser that allows the user to enlarge the size of the browser window. When the Maximize Button is clicked, the browser window expands to fill the entire screen, providing a larger viewing area for the user. This is useful when the user wants to focus on the content of a webpage and make it easier to read or interact with.Rate this question:
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