What is a web browser used for?
A Create email servers
B Manage computer hardware
C Access websites
D Write operating systems
Answer: C. Access websites. A web browser requests and displays content from websites.
What belongs in a browser address bar?
A Only passwords
B Web address or search
C Only file names
D Printer settings
Answer: B. Web address or search. The address bar accepts a website address and, in many browsers, search terms.
How does a search engine differ from a browser?
A Finds web information
B Displays web pages
C Stores browser tabs
D Manages downloads
Answer: A. Finds web information. A search engine finds information; a browser is the software used to visit and display websites.
What does a browser tab hold?
A A user password
B A network cable
C A printer queue
D A web page
Answer: D. A web page. Each tab can display a separate web page in the same browser window.
Which shortcut opens a new tab in Chrome for Windows?
A Ctrl + W
B Ctrl + L
C Ctrl + T
D Ctrl + P
Answer: C. Ctrl + T. Ctrl+T opens a new tab in Chrome on Windows and ChromeOS.
What does Ctrl+W usually do in Chrome?
A Opens a new tab
B Closes current tab
C Reloads the page
D Focuses address bar
Answer: B. Closes current tab. Ctrl+W closes the current tab in Chrome on Windows and ChromeOS.
How can you reopen a recently closed Chrome tab?
A Ctrl + Shift + T
B Ctrl + Shift + P
C Ctrl + Alt + L
D Ctrl + T
Answer: A. Ctrl + Shift + T. Ctrl+Shift+T reopens the most recently closed tab in Chrome on supported desktop systems.
Which shortcut focuses Chrome’s address bar?
A Ctrl + P
B Ctrl + J
C Ctrl + D
D Ctrl + L
Answer: D. Ctrl + L. Ctrl+L moves focus to Chrome’s address bar on Windows and ChromeOS.
What does the Back button do?
A Deletes browsing history
B Opens a new window
C Returns to prior page
D Clears saved passwords
Answer: C. Returns to prior page. Back returns to the previous page in the current tab’s browsing history.
What does Refresh do?
A Saves a bookmark
B Reloads the current page
C Closes the browser
D Clears all cookies
Answer: B. Reloads the current page. Refresh asks the browser to load the current page again.
What is a bookmark for?
A Save a page link
B Store a downloaded file
C Hide a browser tab
D Block every cookie
Answer: A. Save a page link. Bookmarks save links so pages can be opened again later.
Where can you review visited sites?
A Download folder
B Address bar only
C Extension store
D Browsing history
Answer: D. Browsing history. Browsing history lists pages visited in the browser.
What does the Downloads page show?
A Saved passwords only
B Open tabs only
C Downloaded files
D Website comments
Answer: C. Downloaded files. A browser’s downloads area lists files downloaded through that browser.
What is a browser cache?
A A list of passwords
B Stored website resources
C A private browser window
D An email address book
Answer: B. Stored website resources. The cache stores copies of resources such as images to help pages load more efficiently.
What can cookies help a website remember?
A Session and preferences
B Computer hardware details
C Browser source code
D Deleted downloads
Answer: A. Session and preferences. Cookies can store site-related information such as session state or preferences.
What may clearing cookies cause?
A The browser uninstalls
B All files are erased
C The screen turns blank
D Some sites sign out
Answer: D. Some sites sign out. Removing cookies can sign you out or reset site preferences.
What does Incognito mode mainly limit?
A All network visibility
B Website tracking everywhere
C Local saved browsing data
D Internet provider records
Answer: C. Local saved browsing data. Incognito limits what Chrome saves locally after the session, but does not make browsing anonymous.
Who may still see activity in Incognito?
A Only the browser theme
B Websites and network managers
C No one at all
D Only saved bookmarks
Answer: B. Websites and network managers. Websites, employers, schools, and internet providers may still observe activity in Incognito.
When is Incognito’s temporary site data removed?
A After the session ends
B Before any page loads
C Only after browser updates
D It is never removed
Answer: A. After the session ends. Chrome removes temporary cookies and site data after all Incognito windows close.
What does a browser extension add?
A More computer memory
B A new network cable
C A website domain
D Extra browser features
Answer: D. Extra browser features. Extensions add functions to the browser, such as tools or content helpers.
Why review extension permissions?
A Improve monitor resolution
B Increase internet speed
C Limit unnecessary access
D Rename browser tabs
Answer: C. Limit unnecessary access. Permissions determine what information or actions an extension can access.
What does Safe Browsing warn about?
A Low battery levels
B Potentially harmful sites
C Old bookmarks
D Small screen text
Answer: B. Potentially harmful sites. Chrome Safe Browsing can warn about dangerous sites, downloads, and extensions.
What should you do after a browser security warning?
A Pause and verify
B Ignore every warning
C Enter passwords quickly
D Disable all protections
Answer: A. Pause and verify. Pause and verify the destination or file before proceeding past a security warning.
What does HTTPS generally protect?
A A site from all fraud
B Your device from malware
C All account passwords forever
D Data in transit
Answer: D. Data in transit. HTTPS encrypts data exchanged with a website, but it does not prove the site itself is trustworthy.
Does a padlock guarantee a website is legitimate?
A Yes, always
B Only in Incognito
C No, it does not
D Only on mobile
Answer: C. No, it does not. A secure connection does not guarantee that a website is honest or safe.
What does a browser permission control?
A Website ownership
B Site access to features
C Search result order
D Computer fan speed
Answer: B. Site access to features. Permissions can control site access to features such as camera, microphone, or location.
Which permission allows video calls to use your camera?
A Camera access
B Download access
C History access
D Bookmark access
Answer: A. Camera access. A site needs camera permission to use the device’s camera for a video call.
How can you stop repeated unwanted pop-ups?
A Clear bookmarks
B Rename the profile
C Change page zoom
D Block pop-ups in settings
Answer: D. Block pop-ups in settings. Chrome blocks pop-ups by default and lets users manage site exceptions in settings.
What should you do before allowing a pop-up?
A Allow every site
B Disable Safe Browsing
C Check the site’s need
D Share your password
Answer: C. Check the site’s need. Some pop-ups are legitimate, but site-specific permissions should be granted only when needed.
What is a browser profile useful for?
A Increase page resolution
B Separate browsing environments
C Encrypt every website
D Remove all extensions
Answer: B. Separate browsing environments. Profiles can keep bookmarks, history, and other browsing information separate.
What can browser sync do?
A Share data across devices
B Make every site private
C Block all downloads
D Replace the search engine
Answer: A. Share data across devices. When enabled, sync can make selected browser data available across signed-in devices.
What is a default search engine?
A Browser update schedule
B Cookie storage location
C Download file type
D Service used for address searches
Answer: D. Service used for address searches. The default search engine handles searches entered in the address bar.
What does a browser homepage mean?
A A saved password
B A recently downloaded file
C Page opened at startup
D A network provider
Answer: C. Page opened at startup. A homepage is the page configured to open when the browser starts or Home is selected.
What does browser zoom change?
A Website ownership
B Page display size
C Internet speed
D Password strength
Answer: B. Page display size. Zoom changes how large or small webpage content appears on screen.
Which action can help show updated page content?
A Reload the page
B Delete every bookmark
C Disable all cookies
D Remove browser profile
Answer: A. Reload the page. Reloading asks the browser to request the page again and may show newer content.
What does a blocked download warning indicate?
A File is guaranteed safe
B Browser is offline
C Page has no images
D Potential file risk
Answer: D. Potential file risk. Browsers may warn about files they identify as potentially dangerous.
How should you handle an unknown download?
A Open it immediately
B Disable antivirus
C Verify its source
D Rename it as safe
Answer: C. Verify its source. Verify that a file comes from a trusted source before opening it.
What are HTML, CSS, and JavaScript used for?
A Storage, printing, scanning
B Structure, style, behavior
C Email, passwords, networks
D Images, cables, hardware
Answer: B. Structure, style, behavior. HTML structures pages, CSS styles them, and JavaScript can add behavior.
What does browser compatibility affect?
A How pages work
B How old bookmarks are
C A site’s domain owner
D Your keyboard language
Answer: A. How pages work. Different browsers may handle features differently, which can affect how websites work.
Why update a browser?
A Erase all browsing data
B Hide every visited site
C Remove the internet
D Receive fixes and improvements
Answer: D. Receive fixes and improvements. Browser updates can provide security fixes, bug fixes, and newer features.
What can clearing cached files help resolve?
A Incorrect account owner
B Wrong website domain
C Stale page resources
D Missing keyboard
Answer: C. Stale page resources. Clearing cached resources can help when a page keeps showing outdated files.
Which browser data is often stored locally?
A Website server code
B Bookmarks
C Remote database backups
D Email routing tables
Answer: B. Bookmarks. Bookmarks are commonly stored in the browser profile and may sync if enabled.
What does the site data setting manage?
A Stored site information
B Computer display drivers
C Browser keyboard layout
D Wi-Fi password sharing
Answer: A. Stored site information. Site data settings let users review or remove information websites store in the browser.
What is a browser window?
A A website address
B A password manager
C A search provider
D Container for browser tabs
Answer: D. Container for browser tabs. A browser window contains one or more tabs and browser controls.
How does opening a link in a new tab help?
A Deletes the original page
B Disables browser history
C Keeps current page available
D Changes the web address
Answer: C. Keeps current page available. A new tab lets the current page remain open while another link loads separately.
What is a URL?
A A browser extension
B Address of a web resource
C A saved password
D A type of cookie
Answer: B. Address of a web resource. A URL identifies the location of a web resource.
Why check a domain before signing in?
A Avoid look-alike sites
B Speed up the browser
C Change page colors
D Increase download size
Answer: A. Avoid look-alike sites. Checking the domain can help spot a deceptive site that imitates a trusted service.
What does browser history not guarantee?
A A page can be revisited
B Visited pages can be listed
C History can be cleared
D Complete privacy
Answer: D. Complete privacy. Clearing local history does not erase records that websites or network providers may keep.
Where can Chrome manage site permissions?
A Download history only
B Bookmarks bar only
C Privacy and security settings
D New tab page only
Answer: C. Privacy and security settings. Chrome site permissions are managed in Settings under Privacy and security and Site settings.
What is sensible for an unused extension?
A Keep it with full access
B Share it with everyone
C Export all bookmarks
D Remove or disable it
Answer: D. Remove or disable it. Removing or disabling an extension you no longer need reduces unnecessary browser access.
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