Class 10 Computer Chapter 2(Objective type questions)

Class 10 SEBA notes 

Internet Services


Objective Type Questions 

1. Fill in the blanks. 

a. The inbox folder contains the details of incoming messages. 

b. Exploring information on the Web is called web surfing.

c. An E-mail is a much quicker means of correspondence than an ordinary post. 

d. An e-mail address has two main parts: user login name and hostname. 

e. A blogger is a person who posts entries in a blog. 

f. Netiquettes are the conventional rules for correct behaviour on the internet. 

g. A search engine is a program that is designed to search for information on the World Wide Web 

h. Online textual talk is called chatting.

i. FTP protocol helps you to exchange files between computers on the Internet. 

j. Buying and selling of products on the Internet is called e-shopping.


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

a. Information retrieval covers accessing and obtaining information from the World Wide Web.     | T |

b. E-mail is one of the most widely used applications on the Internet.     | T |

c. You cannot attach a picture to an e-mail message.     | F |

d. Through e-mail, a message takes an hour to reach any part of the world.     | F |

e. You need not be at your computer to receive an e-mail.     | T |

f. You cannot add emoticons to your e-mail message.     | T |

g. There is no disadvantage of e-commerce.     | F |

h. E-commerce facility is available for only 12 hours a day.     | F |

i. Cloud is a space on the Internet that can be used for storage of files and online sharing.     | T |

j. You can send the same message to several people at the same time.       | T |


3. Choose the correct option. 

a. Some examples of search engine are

i. Google         ii. Yahoo         ii. Khoj         iv. all of these

Ans: iv. all of these

b. Which of the following can be attached to an e-mail message? 

i. Text         ii. Pictures         ii. Sound files         iv. All of these 

Ans: iv. All of these 

c. The option used to send a received message to someone else is 

i. Reply         ii. Delete         iii. Forward         iv. None of these

Ans: iii. Forward 

d. The technology that uses the Internet and central remote servers to maintain data and applications is 

i. Cloud computing         ii. Blogging         iii. E-mail         iv. None of these

Ans: i. Cloud computing 

e. Individual articles on a blog are called 

i. blogger           ii. blog post         iii. blogging         iv. none of these 

Ans: ii. blog post

f.                 means to transfer files from your computer's hard disk drive to the computer system you have accessed by a modem. 

i. Upload         ii. Download         ii. Sharing         iv. None of these

Ans: i. Upload   

g.                 is the simplest way to exchange files between computers on the Internet. 

i. FTP         ii. Upload         iii. Download           iv. None of these

Ans: i. FTP  

h. Which of the following are types of e-banking? 

i. ATM         ii. Mobile Banking         ii. Telephone Banking         iv. All of these

Ans: i. ATM  

i. Which of the following are advantages of e-banking? 

i. It saves time         ii. Service is provided 24 x 7        iii. It reduces paperwork      iv. All of these    

Ans: iv. All of these  

j. The folder that contains details of incoming messages is 

i. Draft         ii. Inbox         iii. Sent         iv. Delete

Ans: ii. Inbox 


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