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Web Technology Question bank




Faculty:Shruti Kohli

QUESTION BANK FOR MO/2012
BCA 5001 Internet and Web Technology


1. Discuss the various methods available for connecting to Internet?
2. What is the difference between Client server mode and peer to peer network?
3. What do you understand by Domain Name System?
4. How IP addressing is done? Discuss the various IP address classes in detail.
5. Discuss in details how the system connects to a particular requested web address.
6. What is unicasting and multicasting?
7. Define the terms : a) routers
b) Repeaters
c) Bridges
d) Gateways

8. Write short notes on web Server?
9. What is the difference between Paired tag and Singular tag
10. Discuss about :
a) URL
b) HTTP

11. Discuss briefly following terms:
a. Internet Server
b. Internet Service Provider
c. TCP
d. E-Mails
12. What is web hosting?
13. What are the factors we need to keep in mind while designing website for the client.
14. How many types of lists can be implemented through HTML? Discuss in brief.
15. Write short note on HTML links.
16. Discuss about the following HTML tags:
a) <br /> c) <del><br /> d) <strong><br /> e) <code><br /> f) <hr>17. Find the errors and correct in the following HTML mark up:<br /> <html><br /> <body><br /> <title>Company X

Welcome to the Company X home page

Latest News & Information

 

This page provides the latest news
and information from Company X.




18. What is HTML? How is HTML interpreted?
19. Discuss about various HTML attributes?
20. What is the difference between singular tags and paired tags?
21. Develop HTML code for the following :
a. How do I add an image to my web page?
b. How do I add a RESET button to my web page?
c. How to make a hyperlink on a picture?
d. How to create a hyperlink on the same page?
e. How to align pictures on a webpage?
f. How to make a link to another webpage?
g. How to create links to sections on the same page in HTML.
h. Opening new web page window when clicking on a link.
i. How to create a fixed background image on a web page.
j. Creating a web page with a single background image not a tiled background.

22. Find errors and correct the following code:



Look! Styles and colors

This text is in Verdana and red

This text is in Times and green


23. Provide short answers for following:
a) Can a page include more than one set of

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