Multiple Choice Questions on URLs: Computer Science for Kids

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🌐 A URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is a web address.
• 🔑 It helps your computer find specific pages on the internet.
• 🧩 A URL consists of different parts: protocol, domain name, and path.
• 🔒 The protocol (like `https://`) tells the browser how to communicate with the server.
• 🏢 The domain name (like `www.example.com`) identifies the website.
• 🗂️ The path (like `/images/logo.png`) points to a specific resource on the server.
• 🔗 URLs can sometimes have query parameters (e.g., `?search=example`) that send extra info to the server.

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. What does URL stand for?
   1. A. Universal Recording Locator
   2. B. Uniform Resource Locator
   3. C. United Router Location
   4. D. Uncommon Request Line
2. Which part of the URL tells the browser how to communicate with the server?
   1. A. Domain Name
   2. B. Path
   3. C. Protocol
   4. D. Query Parameter
3. What is the purpose of the domain name in a URL?
   1. A. To specify the type of file
   2. B. To identify the website
   3. C. To indicate the server location
   4. D. To encrypt the data
4. Which of the following is an example of a protocol?
   1. A. www.website.com
   2. B. /images/logo.jpg
   3. C. https://
   4. D. ?query=search
5. What does the path part of a URL specify?
   1. A. The website's IP address
   2. B. A specific resource on the server
   3. C. The browser's default settings
   4. D. The user's location
6. What is a query parameter in a URL used for?
   1. A. Displaying website cookies
   2. B. Sending extra information to the server
   3. C. Hiding the URL from the user
   4. D. Storing user passwords
7. Which of these is a complete and valid URL?
   1. A. website.com
   2. B. /path/to/file
   3. C. https://www.example.com/page?id=123
   4. D. example