This is a quiz based on Intel's Journey Inside - The Internet
It is really easy to communicate with other people on
It is a network of computer networks
It is a great place to meet people
It is a body of knowledge available on many computers
Group of computers connected to each other so they can easily communicate and share files and resources
Place to go and download music
An incredible fountain of knowledge fed by sources all over the world
Bunch of computers in a room together
ARPANET
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
The World Wide Web
Packet switching
Bill Gates
Al Gore
Tim Berners-Lee
Marc Andreesen
A computer language that your internet browser understands
A text-only way to display Web pages
Taught in all college computer curriculum
What Web newspapers are written in
Graphics and text
Unique addresses so they can be found
Lots of color
To have whoever the author is clearly identified
Universal Resource Locator
Uniform Resource Locator
Uniform Redundancy List
Universal Redundancy Log
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
Hypertext Transition Protection
Homepage Transitioning Protocol
Hypertext Technical Process
The title of the webpage that you have been searching for
The domain name or complete address of the Internet connection used to access the site
Packet switching protocol name
A USB address
The doman name title
The website title
A rapid resource located
The domain name extension
The fast link algorithm
Alternatively using fast links and slow links
The best link choice algorithm
Using the best possible path at that particular time
Page requests
Information proposals
Question marks
Host names
Routers
Ethernet Service Providers (ESPs)
Information Service Providers (ISPs)
Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
ISPs
Routers
Network providers
Servers
Domain names
Host names
Web servers
Routers
Bytes
Packets
Bits
Data
Prioritized
Banded
Jumbled
Reassembled
The complete destination for where the packet is going
Only a domain name NOT an extension
A packet number
The data of the message
The actual information or data that the packet is transmitting
The area where the sequence ID is kept
The header or first section of the packet
The End of Message ID
Header
Sequence ID
Data Block
End of Message ID
Bandwidth
File size
Data rate
Information flow
Kilobits per second (Kbps)
Megabytes per second (Mbps)
Microbits per second (Mbps)
Kilobytes per second (Kbps)
Baden Baden, Germany
New York, New York
Washington, DC
That's silly! There is no editorial review board for the internet
Rank their pages based on where and how often the words in your query appear
Rank their pages based on the quality of the information
Return pages that contain foul language
Return pages with poor image quality
USB ports
Fast Access Devices (FADs)
Wireless connectivity
An optical mouse