10 mcq answers

 

1. What is the internet?

A.     Programming language

B.     Network connecting computers all over the world

C.     Computer program to transfer data

D.    All of these

Answer: B) Network connecting computers all over the world

Explanation:

The Internet is a network connecting computers all over the world.

2. What is e-mail?

A.     Method of exchanging messages via electronic devices

B.     Speed message transfer to location

C.     Musical messaging service

D.    None of these

Answer: A) Method of exchanging messages via electronic devices

Explanation:

E-mail stands for electronic mail which is a method of exchanging messages via electronic devices.

3. E-mail stands for?

A.     Electrical mail

B.     Electronic messaging service

C.     Electronic mail

D.    All of these

Answer: C) Electronic mail

Explanation:

E-mail stands for electronic mail. It is a method of exchanging messages via electronic devices.

4. What does WWW stand for?

A.     Working window web

B.     Web window word

C.     World Wide Web

D.    None of these

Answer: C) World Wide Web

Explanation:

WWW stands for World Wide Web.

5. What is the URL of a website?

A.     It is the location of website on internet

B.     It is used to create internet

C.     It is location of peripheral on internet

D.    None of these

Answer: A) It is the location of website on internet

Explanation:

URL stands for Unified resource locator. It is used to locate a website on the internet.

6. A web page on a website is created using HTML. True or False?

A.     True

B.     False

Answer: A) True

Explanation:

HTML is used to create a web page of a website.

7. Putting files to the server from the computer is?

A.     Downloading

B.     Uploading

C.     Trashing

D.    Transferring

Answer: B) Uploading

8. What does FTP stand for?

A.     Folder Text Protocol

B.     File Transfer Push

C.     Fixed Terminology Placement

D.    File Transfer Protocol

Answer: D) File Transfer Protocol

Explanation:

FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol.

9. The address of a website is also known as?

A.     Location

B.     Mail id

C.     URL

D.    None of these

Answer: C) URL

Explanation:

URL is the address of a website.

10. Which of these is a non-profit domain?

A.     .com

B.     .in

C.     .org

D.    All of these

Answer: C) .org

Explanation:

The ".org" is the domain name used for non-profit organizations.

11. The World Wide Web (WWW) was invented by ___.

A.     Steve Jobs

B.     Tim Berners Lee

C.     Ray Tomliners

D.    All of these

Answer: B) Tim Berners Lee

Explanation:

WWW stands for world wide web which was invented by Tim Berners Lee.

12. Where are Emails received or sent to users?

A.     Physical Address

B.     E-mail Address

C.     Website Location

D.    None of these

Answer: B) E-mail Address

Explanation:

The email address of a user is used to send and receive emails.

13. Which of these is correct email address?

A.     userName@website@com

B.     userName.website.com

C.     userName.website@com

D.    userName@website.com

Answer: D) userName@website.com

Explanation:

The correct email address format is userName@website.com. Example : shivang@includehelp.com

14. Which of these is an e-mail provider?

A.     G-mail

B.     Hotmail

C.     Yahoo

D.    All of these

Answer: A) G-mail

Explanation:

An e-mail provider provides e-mail service to users. Some email providers are g-mail, hotmail and yahoo.

15. In which year email was created?

A.     1980

B.     1990

C.     1971

D.    1975

Answer: C) 1971

Explanation:

E-mail was invented by Ray Tomlinson in 1971.

16. Who invented email?

  1. Larry Page
  2. Tim Barners
  3. Ray Tomlinson
  4. All of these

Answer: C) Ray Tomlinson

Explanation:

E-mail was invented by Ray Tomlinson in 1971.

17. The "S" in HTTPS stands for?

  1. Selected
  2. Secure
  3. Software
  4. System

Answer: B) Secure

Explanation:

HTTPS stands for HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure.

18. "@" in an email address is used to ___.

  1. Separate username from ISP
  2. Create password for email
  3. Add strength to email
  4. None of these

Answer: A) Separate username from ISP

Explanation:

@ in email is used to separate the username from ISP. example : shivang@includehelp.com

19. ISP stands for?

  1. Internet Security Platform
  2. Internet service Provider
  3. Instant service processor
  4. None of these

Answer: B) Internet service Provider

Explanation:

ISP stands for Internet Services Provider.

20. Which of these can be done using an email?

  1. Share data
  2. Validate accounts
  3. Send or receive email
  4. All of these

Answer: D) All of these

Explanation:

Email is like a digital address which can be used to perform many tasks. Like share data on drives, validate accounts, send or receive emails, etc.

21. Which of these services is owned by Google?

A.     Yahoo mail

B.     G-mail

C.     Facebook

D.    All of these

Answer: B) G-mail

Explanation:

The G-mail platform is owned by Google.

22. Is it possible to send images via email?

A.     Yes

B.     No

Answer: A) Yes

Explanation:

Email can be used to transfer text, image, videos, etc.

23. Which folder contains Junk emails?

A.     Inbox

B.     Unwanted

C.     Spam

D.    None of these

Answer: C) Spam

Explanation:

Spam folder of the ISP is used to store junk emails.

24. Which of these email service providers is free?

A.     Tutanota

B.     Gmail

C.     Mailchimp

D.    All of these

Answer: B) Gmail

Explanation:

G-mail is a free email service provided by Google.

25. SMTP stands for?

A.     Simple Mail Text Processing

B.     Secure Mail Transfer Protocol

C.     Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

D.    Secure Message Transfer Process

Answer: C) Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

Explanation:

SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol.

26. OTP stands for?

A.     One Time Password

B.     Over Time Process

C.     One Time Process

D.    All of these

Answer: A) One Time Password

Explanation:

OTP stands for One Time Password is used to verify emails.

27. Which of these is not required to login to an email?

A.     Email

B.     Physical address

C.     Password

D.    None of these

Answer: B) Physical address

Explanation:

Physical Address is not required to login into an email account.

28. Which of these is required while signing up to an email?

A.     Phone Number

B.     Name

C.     Password

D.    All of these

Answer: D) All of these

Explanation:

While signing up to an email account multiple things are needed to be filled up. These are required by the email service provider to check for authentic users.

29. Is it possible to login to an email without completing verification?

A.     Yes

B.     no

Answer: A) Yes

Explanation:

Practically Yes, a login after sign up is possible but an unverified user will not be able to access some features.

30. A good password must contain?

A.     Capital and small case alphabets

B.     Atleast one number

C.     Atleast one alphanumeric character

D.    All of these

Answer: D) All of these

Explanation:

A strong password must contain:

  • Capital and small case alphabets
  • Atleast one number
  • Atleast one alphanumeric character

It is required in order to enhance the security of the account.

31. What is the initial network communication called?

A.     Micronet

B.     ARPANET

C.     Network

D.    APRENET

Answer: B) ARPANET

Explanation:

The Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET) was the first wide-area packet-switched network with distributed control and one of the first networks to implement the TCP/IP protocol suite.

32. Why is the IP address of a computer required?

A.     Identify it on internet

B.     Play music

C.     Access e-mail account

D.    None of these

Answer: A) Identify it on internet

Explanation:

IP address stands for Internet Protocol is required to identify the computer on the internet.

33. What does IP stand for?

A.     Internet Process

B.     Instant processing

C.     Internet Protocol

D.    Information Program

Answer: C) Internet Protocol

Explanation:

IP address stands for Internet Protocol is required to identify the computer on the internet.

34. Internet can be accessed using which of these software's?

A.     Gaming Program

B.     Music Player

C.     Web Browser

D.    All of these

Answer: C) Web Browser

Explanation:

A web browsing software is a program which is used to access the internet.

35. Which of these are web browsers?

A.     Google Chrome

B.     Internet Explorer

C.     Brave

D.    All of these

Answer: D) All of these

Explanation:

A web browser is a software which is used to access the internet. Some web browsing software's are Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, Brave, etc.


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