Exam 2: Browsing the Web

____ are one method to control websites that can track your content on the Internet.

____________________ browsing allows you to open multiple webpages in a single browser window.

A Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is sometimes called a(n) ____________________.

Which of the following browser tools can be used to revisit recently viewed webpages?

Devices that connect to the Internet through a temporary connection generally use a temporary IP address, called a static IP address, for the duration of the connection.

Most commercial webpages include a ____ that allows visitors to locate specific information at the website.

____________________ extend the capability of your browser by allowing you to access web content or take some action based on selected webpage text.

____ allow you to access web content or take some action based on selected webpage text.

A website ____ on your computer or mobile device lets you open a website or webpage in your browser by tapping or clicking an icon.

Most browsers provide a list of suggested websites when you start typing in the Address bar.

If you have viewed multiple webpages in one browsing session, tapping or clicking a Forward button returns you to the webpage you viewed immediately before the current webpage.

A(n) ____________________ is a text alias for one or more IP addresses.

A single web server can store or host many small websites.

With a mobile device that is touch screen-enabled, pinch the screen to adjust the ____________________.

A browser shortcut to a frequently viewed webpage is referred to as a favorite or ____.

Web content ____________________ are hardware and/or software that control the display of web content based on user settings.

The ____ in the Internet Explorer 11 browser contains the webpage a web server requests.

The IPv6 format limits the number of unique IP addresses to about 4.3 billion.

U.S. ____ laws protect content owners from unauthorized copying and sharing of text, images, and other media.

A ____ is typically an application that runs on a computer or device, which requests resources or services from another computer or device.