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6. A method of connecting to the internet which makes use of a modem and telephone line. This offers a slow connection.

  • Search Engine
  • Dial-Up Modem
  • Bandwidth
  • Broadbadn

7. Devices that offer people access to the internet wirelessly, such as laptops, mobile phones and PDA’s.

  • Bandwidth
  • Mobile Access
  • Networks
  • Router

8. A standard Internet Protocol providing a simple way of transferring files between computers using the internet.

  • E-MAIL
  • FTP
  • USB Stick
  • WWW.

9. If you type into a search two word with **, you will be shown all documents that contain one or the other words. ** means I want documents that contain either word. I don’t care which word.

  • NO
  • SO
  • OR
  • IP

10. Where a series of computers are networked together and they each work on solving the same problem. Each computer shares data, processing, storage and bandwidth in order to solve a single problem.

  • Bandwidth
  • Distributed Databases
  • Distributed Computing
  • Search Engine

11. A search that allows you to save time by narrowing down the results of a simple search.

  • AND Search
  • Boolean Search
  • Web Crawler
  • Search Engine

12. If you type into a search engine with two words and *** then the documents shown will only be documents containing both of the key words *** means ‘I want only documents that contain both words’.

  • AND
  • URL
  • NOT
  • FTP

13. A fast connection to the Internet that does not use a modem.

  • Dial-Up
  • URL
  • Broadband
  • Internet

14. A measure of the amount of data that can be transferred using a data transfer medium.

  • Internet
  • Bandwidth
  • Broadband
  • FTP

15. If you wanted to search for information without a certain item appearing you would use the word ***. For example if you were searching for pets but not cats you may use ‘Pets *** cats’ as this would like pets without cats.

  • URL
  • USB
  • NOT
  • AND

16. Software that can be used to search for information on the internet.

  • Search Engine
  • Web Crawler
  • URL
  • Microsoft