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15 Unit 4: Self-test

15 Unit 4: Self-test Find answers to this self-test at the back of the book: Answers for Self-Tests True or false - A web browser is a collection of links to web pages that is stored in a web browser. - Saving bookmarks allows users to quickly navigate back to the websites they visit the most. - You can click on the star icon to the upper-right corner (in Chrome) to add a bookmark. - Clicking the “Favorites bar” on the pop-up menu cannot show or hide the bookmark bar in Internet Explorer. Fill in the blank - A [blank] is a software program that allows users to access and display websites or web pages on the Internet. - The bookmark [blank] contains all bookmarks that shows on the top of the window. - A [blank] is a file format that looks like a printed document. Multiple choice - Some common web browsers include: - Mozilla Firefox - Google Chrome - Opera - all of the above - An Internet [blank] is a web-based tool that is designed to search the content of web pages and to find particular information on the Internet. - bar - RAM - search engine - all of the above - Some popular search engines include: - - Baidu - Yandex - all of the above
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