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| Question | Answer |
| What does ARPAnet stand for? | Advanced Research Projects Agency network |
| The _____, or IP, method of transferring data formed the basis for the worldwide network of networks called the internet | Internet Protocol |
| The driving reason behind the internet was to keep communication open among sites. To accomplish interconnected communication, an application was devised, and _____ was born | Electronic Mail E-mail |
| _____ (FTP) became a standard that all computers connected to the internet use to transfer data | File Transfer Protocol |
| To this day, colleges are the best resources for _____ (original programming language) for any programming field | Source code |
| Programmers developed an application that could find or program on a remote FTP server without having the end user slowly searching from server to server. The programmers named their utility _____ (derived from archive) | Archie |
| Computer scientists created an indexing system to search for files on the internet. They called the new system _____, because it would "go for" data | Gopher |
| The user searches a word, and the utility searches the internet and displays a series of _____, files that the utility found to have sufficient similarities with the search word to be worth looking at. | Hits |
| The user searches a word, and the utility searches the internet and displays a series of hits, files that the utility found to have sufficient similarities with the search word to be worth looking at. The utility was called _____ | Veronica |
| The basic document of the Web is called a _____ | web page |
| When you click on a _____ (usually text that's underlined in a bright color or graphic), data on another computer is transferred to your local computer | hot spot |
| Besides the internet, there are smaller groups of computers connected to each other. These small groups are _____, or LAN's | Local area networks |
| When information is transferred to one LAN computer to another using Internet protocols, the LAN is called a _____ | Intranet |
| The program you run to navigate the web is called a _____ | Browser |
| A browser displays all the text, graphics, and multimedia special effects and makes sure that when you click on a _____ you'll be connected to the correct information | Link or hotspot |
| The _____ has the basic information that you want an initial page to have. It serves both as a welcome page and an index of the pages included in the website; needs to grab the users attention and get them to keep looking | home page |
| The _____ is usually smaller then the main header | Subheader |
| The main ____ of the document; contains information usually in photograph format | Body |
| _____ are used to attract a user to the document | Graphics |
| A variety of _____ take the user further into the document | Links/Hotspots |
| The layout of a document is is designed by _____, or HTML | Hypertext Markup Language |
| HTML lets the online publisher start with a text document and add format commands to it. These commands are called _____, and when the page is loaded into the browser, they are translated and style attributes such as italic, bold, and justification are revealed | Tags |
| Most tags have two parts; the _____ and the _____. | First element Second element |
| The _____ element simply starts the tag, while the _____ element finished the tag | First Second |
| The second element is sometimes called the _____ element | Terminating |
| The first tag seen is the HTML tag. This tag opens the document. The rest of the document will be _____, or contained, within the starting and the and ending tags | Nested |
| Adobe Flash uses a programming language called _____ that allows Web developers to write code to create this exciting interactive experience for the web and beyond | Actionscript |
| XHTML, _____, is a reformulation of HTML 4.0, the most current version of HTML, used on the Web | Extensible Hypertext Markup Language |
| _____, SGML, is an application that allows you to publish the same information in several different formats - in print, on the Web or on a DVD | Standard General Markup Language |
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