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5.  Which of these is NOT an Internet service?

                      a)  E-banking                                     b)  Social networking

                      c)  E-mail                                        d)  Typing documents

            B.  Fill in the blanks

                                HTTP, Spam, Website, 1960’s, Uniform Resource Locator

                  1.  The Internet began in the late                              as a project by the United States

                      government.
                  2.  The full form of URL is                            .

                  3.  The protocol used for transferring web pages is                                  .
                  4.  The                           folder stores unwanted or suspicious e-mails.

                  5.  A                          is a collection of related web pages grouped under a domain
                      name.

            C.  Write T for true statements and F for false.

                  1.  The Internet and World Wide Web mean exactly the same.


                  2.  Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Edge are examples of web browsers.

                  3.  ARPANET was the starting point of the Internet.

                  4.  E-commerce means buying and selling goods or services over the Internet.

                  5.  The @ symbol in an e-mail address separates the username and the

                      domain name.
            D.  Answer the following questions

                  1.  Explain the difference between Internet and World Wide Web.




                  2.  What are the basic requirements for connecting to the Internet?




                  3.  Write the steps to create an e-mail account.




                  4.  Explain the parts of an e-mail address with an example.



                  5.  Explain Netiquette and its importance in safe online behavior.






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