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What does "www" mean on websites?
What is an internet browser?
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What is an internet browser?
A type of site specifically for searches
A device that connects to Wi-Fi
A program that allows you to access web pages
A software used to create applications
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What does "www" mean on websites?
World Wide Web
Wireless Web Work
Web World Wide
Web without wires
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Who created the internet?
US scientists including Bob Kahn and Vinton Cerf
Jhon Lee
Jake Berners-Lee
Tim Berners-Lee
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What is an email and how does it work?
A type of website for online games
An exclusive application for phones
A program that allows you to watch videos online
A messaging service sent over the internet via servers
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What was the internet initially created for?
So people could play online
To create social networks
To watch movies and series
To allow scientists, military to share information on the web
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How do websites work on the internet?
They need to be downloaded before they can be viewed
Can only be accessed via social networks
These are files stored on servers and accessed by browsers.
These are programs that only run on cell phones.
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What are social networks?
Platforms that allow interaction between users, such as Facebook and Instag
Messaging apps that work without internet
Software used only on computers
Security systems to protect passwords online
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What is Wi-Fi?
A type of internet cable
A security system for networks
A radio signal that connects wireless devices to the internet
A new 5G internet model
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What is the internet?
A global network that connects computers and devices
A type of super-powerful computer
A messaging app
A program used to access websites
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How can we use the internet safely?
Creating strong passwords, avoiding suspicious links
Clicking on any link sent by email
Sharing passwords with friends for easier access
Using public Wi-Fi networks without any protection