Understanding Internet Communication Tools

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1. What is EMAIL?

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EMAIL is commonly used for electronic communication purposes over networks, not related to birds, artificial intelligence languages, or baking bread.

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Understanding Internet Communication Tools - Quiz

Explore the essentials of Internet Services in Chapter 3, focusing on the functionality and management of various online platforms and tools. This assessment is designed to enhance understanding and proficiency in navigating and utilizing Internet services effectively.

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2. What is a CHAT?

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A CHAT refers to a real-time typed conversation on a computer or mobile device, typically with strangers.

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3. What is instant messaging?

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Instant messaging is a form of communication that happens instantly over the internet, different from physical mail, phone calls, or delayed email communication.

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4. What term is used to describe an online area where users have written discussions about a particular subject?

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The correct term for an online area where users have written discussions about a particular subject is 'Discussion Forum'. While 'Chat Room', 'Social Network', and 'Webinar' may involve discussions, they do not specifically refer to the described online area.

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5. What is a forum?

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A forum is a platform for discussions organized in a hierarchical structure, not for sharing photos/videos, sending private messages, or shopping online.

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6. What is a MAC address?

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A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to a network interface for communication on the physical network, it is not used for blocking unwanted MAC addresses, a type of virus, or a software tool for changing addresses.

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7. What is IPv4?

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IPv4 is one of the core protocols of standards-based internetworking methods in the internet and was the first version deployed.

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8. What does IPv6 stand for?

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IPv6 stands for Internet Protocol version 6 and is the latest version of the Internet Protocol used for identifying and locating computers on networks and routing traffic on the Internet.

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9. What is the correct answer to the following question?

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The correct answer is b. Please choose the option that best fits the question.

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10. What is the correct answer to the following question: a.

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The correct answer is b. The question asked for the correct answer to a., and the correct response is b. Please note the other options c., d., and e. are incorrect.

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What is EMAIL?
What is a CHAT?
What is instant messaging?
What term is used to describe an online area where users have written...
What is a forum?
What is a MAC address?
What is IPv4?
What does IPv6 stand for?
What is the correct answer to the following question?
What is the correct answer to the following question: a.
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