Exam 28: Internet Unit A: Getting Started With Internet Explorer 7

The ____ domain tells you the type of Web site you are visiting, such as commercial or educational.

If you click the Recent Pages button in the Address bar, you will see a list of ____________________ you have recently visited.

You work as a research assistant for a photographer in Brooklyn, NY. You have to find interesting locations for the assignment shots. You use the Internet and Internet Explorer to gather the information that she needs to complete her work. When you start the browser, you want to see the current news. What Web sites could you go to in order to find more information that your photographer might need?

With tabbed browsing, you can open several Web pages in a browser window.

You should not assume it is OK to copy text or graphics from a Web page without checking the site carefully for any usage restrictions.

You can use a hyperlink to open another Web page, but not to play sound or video files.

Which of the following is the part of the Internet that contains Web pages that are linked together?

A search ____________________ is a special Web site that searches the Internet for Web sites based on words or phrases that you enter as keywords.

The Home button opens the Home page that you designate and you cannot change it.

In the Web address www.course.com, the top-level domain is " course ."

An example of a Web browser program is ____.

If you want to stop annoying windows from opening on your screen that advertise products you may not want, you need to enable the ____.

To save a Web page including graphics to your computer, you use the Favorites menu.

To start Internet Explorer you can do any of the following except ____.

By default, when you print a Web page the current ____ appears in the header and footer.

Sarah is using the Internet to do research for a term paper for school. She has found that many of the pages she looks at have links to similar pages and before long has gotten lost in a maze of Web sites. Sarah finally finds her way back to where she started and wants to avoid having this problem again. How can she take advantage of tabbed browsing to ensure that she doesn't lose track of any pages again.

When you start your browser, the first page you see is the ____________________ page.

Sarah is using the Internet to do research for a term paper for school. She has found that many of the pages she looks at have links to similar pages and before long has gotten lost in a maze of Web sites. How can Sarah retrace her steps and find pages she was on moments ago as well as days earlier?

Using Internet Explorer, you can ____.