Quiz: Internet - Unique Foundation

Welcome to your Internet

1.

An email address consists of two parts separated by the "@" symbol. What does the part before "@" represent?

The domain name of the website

The email service provider (e.g., Gmail, Yahoo)

The recipient's name

2.

The protocol that defines how data is formatted and transmitted over the internet is called:

HTTP

FTP

HTML

3.

What is the function of the "Subject" line in an email?

To format the body text of the email

To specify the recipient's email address

To provide a brief summary of the email content.

4.

Which of the following is NOT a common way to connect to the internet?

Bluetooth

Dial-up connection

Cellular data (e.g., 4G, 5G)

5.

What is the difference between BCC and CC in an email?

BCC recipients are hidden from all other recipients, while CC recipients are visible to all.

BCC is used for blind carbon copy, while CC is for colored copy.

There is no difference, both show recipients in the "To" field.

6.

What is the term for unwanted, unsolicited emails, often containing advertisements or scams?

Spam

Phishing emails

Attachments

7.

What is the benefit of using a strong password for your email account?

It helps to protect your account from unauthorized access.

It allows you to access your email from any device.

It makes it easier to remember your login information.

8.

When composing an email, it's generally considered good practice to:

Use all caps in the subject line.

Include attachments without asking the recipient's permission first.

Proofread your email for typos and grammatical errors before sending.

9.

What is a common security threat associated with emails?

Phishing emails that try to trick you into revealing personal information.

Running out of storage space for emails.

Accidentally deleting important emails.

10.

The internet is a global network of:

Computers only

Websites only

Computers and communication devices connected by various protocols.