Scenario 9-3 World Wide Web Sites Can Be Used to Deliver Many

question 12

Multiple Choice

Scenario 9-3
World Wide Web sites can be used to deliver many different types of information. For example, one Web page tries to teach visitors the ins and outs of creating a successful Web page. The title of the site is "Build Your Own Web Page."
This guide has a table of contents that includes sections on Web Sites 101, deciding on content, organization and style, finding a Web server, and advertising your site. In addition, it has a guest book that visitors are urged to sign with their email and password. (www.build-website.com)
-(Scenario 9-3) Although the Internet is a new technology and many people are moving toward it, the authors of the text say that the Internet will not

• A) be replacing all other forms of advertising.
• B) meaningful to all users.
• C) open for review.
• D) download quickly.

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Definitions:

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