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1.
This provides in one tool an uncomplicated interface to the Internet and Web documents.
A)Internet service providers.
B)Browsers.
C)E-mail.
D)Filters.
2.
These typically appear as underlined and colored text and/or images.
A)Top-level domain names.
B)Protocols.
C)Applets.
D)Hyperlinks.
3.
The recently enacted CAN-SPAM Act requires that marketing-related e-mail provide an _____ option.
A)opt-out
B)no-send
C)only-once
D)block-me
4.
These search engines receive the results of the search, eliminate duplicates, orders and hits, and then provides the edited list to the user.
A)Metasearch engines.
B)Keyword searches.
C)Directory searches.
D)Specialized engines.
5.
Whether the author of information on a Web site appears to have a personal agenda aimed at convincing or changing the reader's opinion is answered under this variable.
A)Accuracy.
B)Authority.
C)Objectivity.
D)Currency.
6.
Business-to-consumer often eliminates the middleman by allowing manufacturers to sell directly to customers.
A)True
B)False
7.
The only advantage that e-trading has over traditional full service brokers is that it is very convenient.
A)True
B)False
8.
Digital cash is as or more convenient than credit card purchases, and is more secure.
A)True
B)False
9.
Thinkfree is an example of a Web-based application program.
A)True
B)False
10.
Filter programs allow parents as well as organizations to block out selected sites and set time limits.
A)True
B)False





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