Lesson Worksheet: Basic Terminologies for Website Development ICT

Fill in the blank: A is a large, complex, and special computer that serves other computers. It waits to receive requests that ask for specific information and replies with the desired response to the request.

Fill in the blanks: is a large collection of servers connected together with the goal of being able to share information, while is a large connection of web pages stored on web servers, where web pages are connected together using hyperlinks.

Fill in the blank: The Facebook sign-in page is a .

Fill in the blank: languages are used to create, organize, and manage content such as text, links, and images on a web page.

Fill in the blank: is software that is available for free but with constraints set by the software’s owner.

You are surfing an e-commerce website. When you click on an item’s title, a new web page appears with detailed information about this item.

Fill in the blank: The text you clicked on is called a .

True or False: Dynamic web pages can interact with the user, taking input and returning output.

You are surfing an e-commerce website. After being inactive for a while, the website requires your username and password again.

Fill in the blank: This shows the concept of a .

You are surfing an e-commerce website; items are organized in a grid. Each grid cell has a picture of the item, its name, and its price.

Fill in the blank: This organized view could be explained by .

Fill in the blank: is a server that stores a large collection of websites and responds to requests from web browsers to access certain websites.