Web Browsers and Search Engines: Internet MCQs Online Test

Questions: 30

Questions
  • 1. Which of the following is an example of a web browser?

    • a) DuckDuckGo
    • b) Bing
    • c) Google Chrome
    • d) Yahoo
  • 2. What is the primary function of a web browser?

    • a) To retrieve and display web pages from servers
    • b) To index and rank websites
    • c) To provide an email service
    • d) To act as a firewall
  • 3. Which protocol is most commonly used by web browsers to access web pages?

    • a) SNMP
    • b) FTP
    • c) SMTP
    • d) HTTP/HTTPS
  • 4. What is the primary role of a search engine?

    • a) To index and provide search results for internet users
    • b) To protect user data from hackers
    • c) To create websites for users
    • d) To act as an operating system for the web
  • 5. Which of the following search engines is known for prioritizing user privacy?

    • a) Yahoo
    • b) Google
    • c) Bing
    • d) DuckDuckGo
  • 6. Which of the following is not a web browser?

    • a) Safari
    • b) Firefox
    • c) Edge
    • d) LinkedIn
  • 7. What does the term "incognito mode" in web browsers refer to?

    • a) A private browsing feature that doesn’t save history or cookies
    • b) A mode that boosts internet speed
    • c) A mode that blocks all ads on websites
    • d) A feature that allows offline browsing
  • 8. What is the default search engine for Google Chrome?

    • a) Bing
    • b) Google
    • c) Yahoo
    • d) DuckDuckGo
  • 9. What does "SEO" stand for in the context of search engines?

    • a) Search Engine Optimization
    • b) Server Engine Operations
    • c) Secure Email Option
    • d) Systematic Engine Output
  • 10. Which browser is developed by Apple Inc.?

    • a) Edge
    • b) Firefox
    • c) Chrome
    • d) Safari
  • 11. Which of the following is an open-source web browser?

    • a) Google Chrome
    • b) Mozilla Firefox
    • c) Safari
    • d) Edge
  • 12. Which search engine is most commonly associated with Microsoft?

    • a) Google
    • b) Yahoo
    • c) Bing
    • d) Ask.com
  • 13. What does the term "cache" in web browsers refer to?

    • a) A search history tracker
    • b) A setting for blocking ads
    • c) A storage location for temporary web data
    • d) A tool for enhancing search rankings
  • 14. Which of the following search engines was one of the earliest on the internet?

    • a) Yahoo
    • b) Google
    • c) Bing
    • d) DuckDuckGo
  • 15. What is the purpose of browser extensions?

    • a) To add extra functionalities to web browsers
    • b) To protect computers from viruses
    • c) To block unauthorized users from accessing the internet
    • d) To compress files for faster downloads
  • 16. What does the term "URL" stand for?

    • a) Uniform Resource Locator
    • b) Universal Relay Link
    • c) User Response Link
    • d) Universal Resource Library
  • 17. Which of these browsers was discontinued by Microsoft in 2022?

    • a) Chrome
    • b) Edge
    • c) Internet Explorer
    • d) Firefox
  • 18. What is the primary advantage of HTTPS over HTTP?

    • a) It blocks online advertisements
    • b) It reduces website loading times
    • c) It improves search engine rankings
    • d) It provides encryption for secure communication
  • 19. Which browser introduced the concept of tabbed browsing?

    • a) Google Chrome
    • b) Internet Explorer
    • c) Opera
    • d) Edge
  • 20. Which of the following is a feature of Google’s search engine?

    • a) Google Knowledge Graph
    • b) Built-in anti-virus protection
    • c) File compression tools
    • d) Offline browsing capabilities
  • 21. What does the term "ad blocker" in web browsers refer to?

    • a) A tool that prevents ads from displaying on websites
    • b) A feature that disables pop-up windows
    • c) A software that speeds up website loading
    • d) A plugin that improves SEO rankings
  • 22. Which search engine is known for its integration with social networking platforms?

    • a) Yahoo
    • b) Bing
    • c) Google
    • d) DuckDuckGo
  • 23. What is the primary purpose of bookmarks in a web browser?

    • a) To improve internet speed
    • b) To block unwanted websites
    • c) To save URLs for easy access later
    • d) To enable offline browsing
  • 24. What does "responsive design" refer to in the context of search engine rankings?

    • a) Websites that adjust to fit different screen sizes
    • b) Websites that respond quickly to search queries
    • c) Web browsers with fast loading times
    • d) Websites with minimal visual content
  • 25. What is a "homepage" in a web browser?

    • a) A page that lists all extensions installed in the browser
    • b) The page used to store bookmarks
    • c) The last visited page in a browsing session
    • d) The default page that loads when the browser is opened
  • 26. What is the purpose of cookies in web browsers?

    • a) To store user preferences and session data
    • b) To block pop-up ads
    • c) To encrypt internet connections
    • d) To compress web pages for faster loading
  • 27. What does "auto-fill" do in web browsers?

    • a) Clears browsing history automatically
    • b) Loads web pages in advance for faster access
    • c) Blocks spam and phishing attempts
    • d) Automatically fills in saved information like forms and passwords
  • 28. What is the function of "incognito mode" in a browser?

    • a) Speeding up browsing speed
    • b) Blocking advertisements
    • c) Browsing without saving history or cookies
    • d) Automatically clearing cache and cookies after each session
  • 29. Which of the following is a search operator used to find specific phrases?

    • a) Quotation marks (" ")
    • b) Plus sign (+)
    • c) Hashtag (#)
    • d) Equal sign (=)
  • 30. What does a "search index" contain?

    • a) A list of web browser updates
    • b) A log of user search queries
    • c) A collection of data about websites for quick retrieval
    • d) A collection of bookmarks saved by users

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