Class VI : The Internet As A Post Office

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The first page of a website is called
- Website
- Modem
- Internet
- Home page

About This Quiz

The Internet is a great place to be! Try our fun "The Internet as A Post Office " Class VI quiz to test your knowledge about the internet. Can you answer all the questions? Let's see how well you perform! All you have to do is pick the correct option to get a high score. Invite some of your friends See moreto play the quiz together for a super fun time together. All the very best!

Class VI : The Internet As A Post Office - Quiz

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A company that offers internet services is called an
- DSP
- SSP
- PSP
- ISP
Correct Answer

A. ISP

Explanation

An ISP stands for Internet Service Provider, which is a company that offers internet services to individuals or businesses. ISPs provide access to the internet through various technologies such as DSL, cable, or fiber optics. They typically offer different plans and packages to cater to different needs and budgets. ISPs play a crucial role in connecting users to the internet and enabling them to browse the web, send emails, stream videos, and perform other online activities.

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3.

Internet stands for
- Internal Net
- Intranet
- International Network
- International Net
Correct Answer

A. International Network

Explanation

The correct answer is "International Network." Internet is an abbreviation for International Network, which refers to a global system of interconnected computer networks that allows communication and sharing of information across the world.

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4.

URL stands for Universal Role Locator
- True
- Flase
Correct Answer

A. Flase

Explanation

The given statement is incorrect. URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator, not Universal Role Locator. A URL is a reference to a resource on the internet, such as a webpage or a file, and it provides the means to access that resource.

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5.

Which option wil be used to attach file in an E-mail?
- Attach message
- Insert picture
- Insert Message
- Attach file
Correct Answer

A. Attach file

Explanation

To attach a file in an email, the option "Attach file" is used. This option allows the user to select a file from their device and include it as an attachment in the email. By choosing this option, the user can easily share documents, images, or any other files with the recipient of the email.

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6.

What we called the program that searches the Web for specified keywords and return a list of the web pages?
- Search Engine
- Google
- Facebook
- Hotmail
Correct Answer

A. Search Engine

Explanation

A program that searches the web for specified keywords and returns a list of web pages is called a search engine. Search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo! are examples of popular search engines that help users find relevant information on the internet by indexing web pages and displaying them in search results based on the keywords entered by the user.

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7.

Bcc stands for
- Blind carbon copy
- Blind coal copy
- Blue carbon copy
- Black carbon copy
Correct Answer

A. Blind carbon copy

Explanation

Bcc stands for "Blind carbon copy." In email communication, Bcc is used to send a copy of the email to recipients without other recipients being aware of it. This allows the sender to protect the privacy of the recipients and maintain confidentiality. The term "carbon copy" originates from the practice of making copies of documents using carbon paper, where additional copies were created by placing carbon paper between the original document and a blank sheet. The term "blind" indicates that the recipients of the Bcc are not visible to other recipients.

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8.

How many addressing schemes do we have on Internet?
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
Correct Answer

A. 2

Explanation

There are two addressing schemes on the Internet. The first addressing scheme is IPv4, which uses a 32-bit address and allows for approximately 4.3 billion unique addresses. The second addressing scheme is IPv6, which uses a 128-bit address and allows for an enormous number of unique addresses, ensuring that the Internet can continue to grow and accommodate the increasing number of devices connected to it.

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9.

In country codes, CH stands for
- Germany
- Switzerland
- Pakistan
- Canada
Correct Answer

A. Switzerland

Explanation

The country code "CH" is assigned to Switzerland. Country codes are used to identify countries in various contexts, such as international phone calls or internet domain names. In this case, "CH" specifically refers to Switzerland, indicating that it is the correct answer.

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10.

Parts of an Email addresses
- User name , logout
- Internet address, e-mail
- User name and internet address
- None of above
Correct Answer

A. User name and internet address

Explanation

The correct answer is "User name and internet address". An email address consists of two parts: the user name and the internet address. The user name is the unique identifier of the email account holder, while the internet address specifies the domain or server where the email account is hosted. Both parts are necessary for an email address to be valid and functional. The other options provided in the question, such as "logout" and "e-mail", do not accurately represent the parts of an email address.

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