What was the very first network which was designed to allow scientists and military personnel to exchange information in a war scenario without disruption in communication?

Email was born in what year?

What was the name of the first graphical web browser?

Who was the founder of World Wide Web?

What term refers to the collection of computers throughout the world which are connected mostly using telephone lines for the purpose of sharing information?

What term refers to two devices connected to each other with a physical medium such as wires or radio signals for the purpose of exchanging data?

Which of the following refers to periodic postings to Usenet newsgroups containing a wealth of information related to the topic of the newsgroup?

What do you call the text version of an IP address?

WHich of the following is considered as the main communication lines that carry the maximum load of traffic?

The process of breaking data into several parts that are packaged in specially formatted units called packets which are typically routed from the source to the destination using network switches and routers and then the data is reassembled at the destination. 

The interconnection of computers, devices and peripherals to allow them to communicate, share orprint data and information.

A network which is designed to operate over asmall physical area such as an office,factory or a group of buildings.

A network that allows for small amounts of mobility while being connected to the internet.

A private network running on internet priciples.

A network that gives you online privacy and anonymity by creating a private network from a public internet connection.

It refers to how computers are organized in a system and how tasks are allocated between these computers.

These are typically computers with more processing speed, memory, and hard disk space than a regular desktop computer.

What term is used when there is no real hierarchy among the computers, and all of them are considered equal?

In this network, several network clients or workstations request resources or services from the network.