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    This document is an end term examination paper for a Concept of Web and Internet course. It contains instructions for the exam, informing students that they cannot write anything except their roll number on the paper and cannot use mobile phones or other materials during the exam. The paper contains two sections, with three questions in Section A about how the internet works, who invented search engines and why, and technologies that contributed to internet growth. Section B contains questions about the differences between network and security administrators, the structure of a web page, types of HTML forms, and how HTML5 differs from HTML.

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    This document is an end term examination paper for a Concept of Web and Internet course. It contains instructions for the exam, informing students that they cannot write anything except their roll number on the paper and cannot use mobile phones or other materials during the exam. The paper contains two sections, with three questions in Section A about how the internet works, who invented search engines and why, and technologies that contributed to internet growth. Section B contains questions about the differences between network and security administrators, the structure of a web page, types of HTML forms, and how HTML5 differs from HTML.

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    This document is an end term examination paper for a Concept of Web and Internet course. It contains instructions for the exam, informing students that they cannot write anything except their roll number on the paper and cannot use mobile phones or other materials during the exam. The paper contains two sections, with three questions in Section A about how the internet works, who invented search engines and why, and technologies that contributed to internet growth. Section B contains questions about the differences between network and security administrators, the structure of a web page, types of HTML forms, and how HTML5 differs from HTML.

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    Roll No. ………………..

    END TERM EXAMINATION (May – June, 2022)

    Programme Code: 1208 Semester: III


    Paper Code: 302 Paper: Concept of Web and Internet

    Instructions to the Candidates: Read the question paper very carefully.


    Do not write anything except your Roll No. on question paper.
    Possession of mobile phones or any kind of written material, arguments with the invigilator or
    discussing anything with other candidates will lead to unfair means case.
    _________________________________________________________________________________________
    Time: 3 Hrs Max. Marks: 70

    Note: - Attempt five questions, selecting at least two question from each section. All questions
    carry equal marks.
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    SECTION – A

    1 How does the internet work?

    2 Who invented the search engine and why?

    3 What technology contributed to the growth of the Internet?

    4 What is basic computer terminology?

    5 How technology changed our lives?

    6 How do WANs differ from LANs?

    SECTION – B

    7 What is the difference between a network administrator and network


    security administrator?

    8 What is the complete structure of web page?

    9 How many types of HTML forms are there?

    10 What makes HTML5 different from HTML?

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