An early form of the internet appeared in the _____, and the modern form of the internet began in the _____.

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Responses

1940s, 1960s

1940s, 1960s

1950s, 1980s

1950s, 1980s

1960s, 1990s

1960s, 1990s

1970s, 2000s\

What was the original purpose of the network that would become the internet?

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Responses

shopping and commerce

shopping and commerce

social media

social media

digitizing books

digitizing books

military and academic communication

Which topology has all computers, servers, and other devices connected to one cable?

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Responses

bus

bus

star

star

ring

ring

mesh

How does a wireless network connect devices?

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Responses

Ethernet cables

Ethernet cables

radio waves or satellite signals

radio waves or satellite signals

HDMI cords

HDMI cords

alphanumeric frequencies

alphanumeric frequencies

Which topology arranges devices in a circular pattern with single-direction data travel?

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Responses

bus

bus

star

star

ring

ring

mesh

Before 1990, which technologies were available to internet users?

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Responses

file sharing

file sharing

online shopping

online shopping

streaming video

streaming video

cloud computing

In the _____ model, each workstation is both a client and a server.

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Responses

client-server

client-server

peer-to-peer

peer-to-peer

wireless

wireless

wired

wired

1 answer

Here are the correct answers to your questions:

  1. An early form of the internet appeared in the **1940s, and the modern form of the internet began in the 1960s.

  2. The original purpose of the network that would become the internet was military and academic communication.

  3. The topology that has all computers, servers, and other devices connected to one cable is bus.

  4. A wireless network connects devices using radio waves or satellite signals.

  5. The topology that arranges devices in a circular pattern with single-direction data travel is ring.

  6. Before 1990, the technologies available to internet users mainly included file sharing.

  7. In the peer-to-peer model, each workstation is both a client and a server.

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