World Wide Win
World Wide Web
World Wide Wire
World Wide Wap

In the 50's - 60's
In the 70's
In the 80's
In the 90's

1987
1990
1992
1996

Internet System Protocol
Initial System Patch
Instant Speed Port
Internet Service Provider

Making e-mail addresses original
Separating the username from the domain name
Identifying e-mail addresses
It has no specific function

An e-mail address
An informatic function
A website address
The last part of a website address (ex: .com, .net)

Domain Name System
Domain Not Specified
Double Name System
Dedicated Name Server

Http Turbo Mail Language
Http Transition Machine Language
HyperText Modern Language
HyperText Markup Language

HyperText Timing Protocol
HyperText Transfer Protocol
HyperText Turbo Protocol
High Transfer Time Port

The final part of a web address (ex: .org, .com)
The first part of a web address (http://www.)
The part right after "www" (es: noanxiety)
The full address (ex: https://www.noanxiety.com)

In the ether
In a big central computer
In the user's computer
In machines called SERVERS

A file sharing system
A type of internet connection
A programming language
A private network

Mosaic
Netscape Navigator
Internet Explorer
Safari

An e-mail address (ex: 123@provider.something)
A crypted code for safe information sending
The serial number of a computer
A number that identifies a device through the internet

This question does not make sense
Because servers do not understand IP addresses
Just because domain names are easier to remember
Because IP addresses reduce the response time of servers

No
Yes

Yahoo
Google
Facebook
Youtube

128 kbit/s
56 kbit/s
1 Mbit/s
5 Mbit/s

Connecting phone to computer
Making web navigation possibile for cell phones
Creating web sites using cell phones
Nothing: there no WAP thing

Joseph Licklider
Bill Gates
Marc Andreessen
Tim Berners-Lee