Multiple Choice Questions on URLs for Grade 7

📚 Quick Study Guide

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• URL (Uniform Resource Locator): This is the address of a resource on the internet. Think of it as the street address for a website.
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• Protocol: The first part of a URL (e.g., https://) indicates the protocol. https is more secure than http.
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• Domain Name: This is the name of the website (e.g., www.example.com). It's what people remember and type into their browsers.
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• Path: This part comes after the domain name and specifies a particular page or file on the website (e.g., /images/logo.png).
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• Subdomains: Words before the domain (like `blog.example.com`) are called subdomains, usually pointing to sections of the main website.
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• Secure URLs: URLs starting with `https` use encryption to protect your data when you interact with the website.
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• Parameters: Sometimes, you'll see a `?` followed by key-value pairs in a URL. These are parameters used to pass information to the server. For instance, `?search=example`.

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. What does URL stand for?
   1. Universal Recording Locator
   2. Uniform Resource Locator
   3. United Resource Locator
   4. Universal Resource Location
2. Which part of the URL indicates a secure connection?
   1. http://
   2. www.
   3. https://
   4. .com
3. In the URL https://www.eokultv.com/lessons/math, what is the domain name?
   1. lessons
   2. math
   3. www.eokultv.com
   4. https://
4. What is the purpose of the 'path' in a URL?
   1. To specify the type of website
   2. To indicate the main homepage
   3. To specify a particular page or file on the website
   4. To encrypt the data
5. Which of the following is an example of a subdomain?
   1. www.example.com/blog
   2. blog.example.com
   3. example.com/blog
   4. example.com
6. What does the 's' in 'https' stand for?
   1. Standard
   2. Secure
   3. Simple
   4. System
7. What is the purpose of parameters in a URL (e.g., ?query=example)?
   1. To define the domain name
   2. To specify a secure connection
   3. To pass information to the server
   4. To indicate the website's language