Who wants to be a Millionaire? Focus: The Internet

Lifeline Poll your team One wild card

$100 The first or top page in a website. B – The header A – Content page C – Home Page D – The body C – Home Page

$200 Web sites are designed for B – Special interest groups to share their views A – Companies to advertise their products C – Scholars to publish research D - All of the above D – All of the above

$500 A website is most likely reliable if the web address ends in the following: B -.org A -.edu or.gov C -.net D -.com A -.edu or.gov

$1,000 Why is it important to consider the objectivity or bias of a website? B – The websites are never biased and always true A – The website promotes a certain viewpoint C – Both A and B D – It’s not important A – The Website promote a certain viewpoint

$1,500 It is important to check when a website was last updated because B – Out-dated websites are probably not reliable A – What was once true may no longer be true. C – Both A and B D – None of the above C – Both A and B

$2,000 What is the purpose of a Web Browser? B – allows you to refine your search on the internet A – allows you to view the internet C – browses the internet for keywords D – none of the above A – allows you to view the internet

$5,000 Web Browser B – Google, bing, Yahoo A – Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Explorer C – Microsoft office Suite D – Webcrawler A – Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Explorer

$10,000 Operators or symbols that help refine searches. B – Include and exclude (+/-) sign in front of keyword A – (“ “) around proper names C – AND, OR, NOT, Near between keywords D – all of the above

$20,000 What is a search engine? B – returns a list of documents with keywords A – a program that searches documents for keywords C – both A and B D – Internet Explorer C – both A and B

$30,000 Search Engine B - Safari A – Internet Explorer C - Firefox D – Google, bing, Yahoo

$50,000 Tips to consider if a website is reliable and credible B – Content compares to other reliable sites A – Author provides contact information C – URL ends with.edu, or.gov D – all of the above

$75,000 Blog B – usually individuals update their blog daily A – short for “web log” C –publicly accessible personal journal D – all of the above

$100,000 Blogging safely includes: B – Never offer personal information or pictures A – always have parents review before posting C – assume what you publish is permanent D – all of the above

$125,000 Twitter facts: B – an on-line social network service used to update followers A –send and read short posts up to 140 characters C – Both A and B D – Unlimited posts to followers C – Both A and B

$150,000 Chat room facts: B – on-line real time conversations A – a face to face conversation in a room C – are moderated for your safety D – you always know who you are chatting with B – on-line real time conversations

$200,000 Which are tips for Safety B – Don’t open attachments unless you have antivirus program A – Delete unopened from unknowns C – Change password often D – all of the above

$225,000 Facts B – is completely private A - messages electronically sent over a computer network C – it is safe to open all s D – all of the above A – messages electronically sent over a computer network

$250,000 Which are Internet safety rules B – Tell parents if you receive an inappropriate message A – Never send personal info to enter contests w/o parent permission C – Your parents rules should be used when at a friends house D - all of the above D – all of the above

$300,000 Who is considered the father of the internet? B – Ike Isenhower A – Al Gore C – J.C.R. Licklider D – Leonard Kleinrock C – J.C.R. Licklider

$500,000 When was the first mouse invented? B A C D B

$750,000 What decade saw the explosion of the internet sites and users? B – 90’s A – 60’s C – 80’s D – 70’s B – 90’s

$800,000 Approximately how many pages are on the internet B – 8.9 million A – 1.2 million C – 4.8 billion D – 6.4 billionD – 6.4 Billion

$1,000,000 Which country has the greatest percentage of its population of internet users? B – North America A - Africa C - Asia D – Europe B – North America

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