Class 10 Computer Chapter 1(Objective type questions)


CLASS 10 SEBA NOTES

1. INTRODUCTION TO INTERNET


Objective Type Questions

1. Fill in the blanks. 

a. The first page of a website is called the Homepage .

b. Areas with Wi-Fi service are called Hotspot .

c. The TCP part of TCP/IP is responsible for breaking up data into smaller pieces at the source computer.

d. Hyperlinks are the programs that help users navigate the WWW.

e. HTTP part of http://www.mywebpage.org represents the service provider. 

f. Website is a collection of related web pages, images, and videos hosted on a web server. 

g. The WWW is a series of servers interconnected through hypertext. 

h. HTTP is a communication protocol used on the Web to transfer all kinds of information.

i.  A web page is a special type of file written in HTML .

j. The internet is a global network of networks. 



2. Write T for the True statement and F for the False one. Correct the false statement.  

a. The Internet is an interconnection between several computers of the same kind.  | F |

b. The first network, called the ARPANET, was started in England.  | F |

c. Protocols are a set of rules that computers use to communicate logically.  | T |

d. All the computers have direct connections to the Internet.  | F |

e. Routers help connect to the Internet through telephone lines.  | F |

f. Each computer on the Internet has an address called IP address.  | T |

g. At the destination, TCP reassembles the packets into a complete message.  | T |

h. You can also connect to the Internet through the same cable system that you use for watching cable television.  | T |

i. Web pages on a site are linked together through hyperlinks.  | T |

j. A website can contain four web pages at the most.  | F |



3. Choose the correct option. 

a. Which of the following is not a web browser 

i. Mozilla Firefox         ii. Google Chrome     ii. Internet Explorer         iv. Microsoft Word 

Ans:  iv. Microsoft Word 


b. Each web page has a unique address called

i. URL         ii. TCP         iii. WWW         iv. none of these 

Ans:  i. URL


c. Which of the following can be present on a web page? 

i. Images         ii. Videos         iii. Audio     iv. all of these

Ans:  iv. all of these


d. Which of the following is not an ISP in India? 

i. MTNL         ii. Vodafone         ii. Airtel         iv. TCP/IP

Ans:  iv. TCP/IP


e. The process of converting a digital signal into an analog signal is called 

i. modulation        ii. demodulation         iii. transformation        iv. none of these  

Ans:  i. modulation 


f. A                   directs Internet traffic by determining the best path that can be taken to transfer data. 

i. modem         ii. router         iii. ISP         iv. none of these   

Ans:  ii. router


g. The protocols that are commonly used for working with the Internet are 

i. Internet Protocol      ii. Transmission Control Protocol      iii. Both i and ii     iv. None of these 

Ans:  iii. Both i and ii  


h. A                    helps to connect to the Internet through telephone or cable lines. 

i. modem        ii. cable         iii. router         iv. none of these

Ans:  i. modem 


i. When data is passed from one computer system to another, it is broken up into pieces called packets using                   

i. TCP         ii. IP         iii. ISP         iv. none of these 

Ans:  i. TCP 


j. The Internet connection is provided by                     

i. an IP        ii. an ISP         iii. a TCP        iv. none of these

Ans:  ii. an ISP 



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