Deck 29: Web Content

Question 1

You use a search engine to search for keywords .

Answer 1

True

Question 2

Podcast subscriptions use ____.

A) SSL
B) RSS
C) HTML
D) XML

Answer 2

B

Question 3

Using math symbols in a search engine, the plus sign is also called an exclusion operator.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

A news feed is also called a(n) ____ feed.

A) data
B) information
C) Web
D) net

Question 5

Content distributors, such as media outlets, syndicate news feeds to that users can subscribe to them.

Question 6

Processes and business methods may be protected by patents.

Question 7

Boolean logic has more power than search engine math.

Question 8

Slander is the written communication of a statement that makes a claim that portrays someone with a negative image.

Question 9

Blog entries are usually displayed in chronological order.

Question 10

Some search engines, such as Google, provide an option to sort search results by date.

Question 11

The above figure shows a(n) ____ site for sharing photographs.

A) social networking
B) feed
C) P2P
D) bookmark

Question 12

To subscribe to a podcast, you use a software program to check a(n) ____ for new content.

A) feed
B) podcatcher
C) index
D) directory

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT an example of a social networking site?

A) Bebo
B) LinkedIn
C) Orkut
D) Wikipedia

Question 14

With the advent of Web 2.0, you can allow interaction with your Web site.

Question 15

Blog authors post commentary, journal entries, video, graphics, and other content.

Question 16

One way to evaluate a Web site as a source of reliable information is use a search engine to see how the site ranks among similar sites.

Question 17

A company's logo or graphic information may be protected as a copyright .

Question 18

All search engines support wildcard searches.

Question 19

To search for words that appear next to each other, use related searching.

Question 20

When you use a search engine to search for "baseball cards" the search engine finds Web pages that contain the words "baseball" and "cards" anywhere within each page.

Question 21

Public domain refers to ____.

A) any material available on the Internet
B) material that doesn't display a copyright notice
C) material with a copyright protection that has lapsed
D) material under patent protection

Question 22

A directory is also called a(n) _____________________.

Question 23

The above figure is an example of a(n) ____ site.

A) file sharing
B) social bookmarking
C) social networking
D) search engine

Question 24

Sophia is helping Xavier access Web content. Sophia uses Windows 7 to add a(n) ____ Feed gadget to Xavier's desktop to display current headlines.

A) RSS
B) News
C) Web
D) Link

Question 25

A(n) ____________________ is a collaborative Web site that can be edited by anyone with access.

Question 26

Bing, Teoma, and Entire Web are examples of ____.

A) social networking sites
B) directories
C) file sharing sites
D) search engines

Question 27

Asher is using the Internet to search for information on a report he is doing on the rainforest. Asher uses a(n) ____ search to find information that appears in a tab at the top of the Web page.

A) keyword
B) related
C) title
D) wildcard

Question 28

Which of the following is NOT true about Boolean logic?

A) Boolean operators are: AND, NOT, and OR.
B) You can combine OR and AND to produce sophisticated results.
C) The more terms you combine with AND, the more pages you find.
D) All of the above are true.

Question 29

A(n) ____ is a form of collaborative information sharing.

A) index
B) link list
C) directory
D) shared bookmark

Question 30

Asher is using the Internet to search for information on a report he is doing on the rainforest. Asher uses a(n) ____ search to find information on rainforest plants he is not sure how to spell.

A) keyword
B) related
C) title
D) wildcard

Question 31

A(n) ____ is a collection of links on a particular topic.

A) index
B) link list
C) directory
D) shared bookmark

Question 32

____________________ is the exclusive right, granted by law, to make and use intellectual property.

Question 33

Sophia is helping Xavier access Web content. Sophia tells Xavier to use delicious.com, which is a(n) ____ site.

A) social networking
B) shared bookmark
C) link list
D) index

Question 34

When a Web page author creates a Web page, it generally contains an HTML ____ which can be used in a Web search.

A) title
B) heading
C) character
D) file

Question 35

Which of the following is NOT true about searching for information on the Web?

A) Search engines are not automated.
B) No single tool indexes or organizes the entire Web.
C) When using an online search tool, you are searching and viewing data extracted from the Web.
D) You can use general and special-purpose search engines.

Question 36

Which of the following is NOT true about evaluating Web sites?

A) Blogs contain information that might be skewed based on the owner's personal experience and preferences.
B) No qualifications or expertise is required for a person contributing to a wiki.
C) Ideas and opinions supported by references are signs of the quality of a site.
D) All of the above are true.

Question 37

The
* symbol is considered a(n) ____________________ character in Web searching.

Question 38

A(n) ____ search is a preprogrammed query or question provided by the search engine.

A) title
B) subject
C) suggested
D) related

Question 39

A(n) ____________________ is a collection of multimedia files, usually audio or video, that can be downloaded to a mobile device or PC.

Question 40

Which of the following is NOT true about intellectual property laws?

A) Even if a copyright notice isn't displayed prominently, you cannot use another's work as your own.
B) Copyright laws prohibit use of identified copyright material even if it is merely a small part of a larger research project.
C) Violating copyright laws can lead to criminal charges for theft.
D) A trademark relates specifically to commercial images.

Question 41

List guidelines for determining the quality of Internet information using any three of the following criteria:
* Relevance and reliability
* Page layout
* Validity and bias
* Writing style
* Coverage