Vocabulary Exercise - Day 3 Answers

[BINNY]

A browser[/b]

1)N. a program used to view
the Internet. Microsoft Explorer and Netscape Navigator are examples of popular
Internet browsers.

[/b]

To click[/b]

1)V. to press the button on a computer
mouse.

2)N. the pressing of the mouse button.

3)V. to make a small, sharp sound.

4)N. a small sharp sound.

[/b]

Content[/b]

1)N. subject matter;
the main idea of a book, a paper or a web page. to copyright





A copyright[/b]

1)V. to legally
protect content with a copyright.

2)N. the right in law to be the only producer, seller or shower of a
book, a play or a web page. to design





A design[/b]

1)V. to
artistically arrange the shape or layout of something.

2)N. the artistic shape or layout of something.

3)N. an architectural or technical plan for something to format





A format[/b]

1)V. to determine the
size, shape and form of a written document.

2)N. the size, shape and form of a written document. Internet (net)
1)N. a series of interconnected computers and databases around the world.
to lay out





A layout[/b]

1)V. to design the
technical arrangement of a web page, building, garden etc.

2)N. the technical arrangement of a web page, building, garden etc.

[/b]

World Wide Web (web)[/b]

1)N. a series of commercial,
educational and governmental web pages on the Internet.

[/b]

Infringement [/b]1)N. to go against (someone else's rights) or
disregard (a law)





Browsers click
content&nbs p; copyright
design& nbsp; format
Internet&n bsp; layout
World Wide Web



Please fill in the appropriate :



Tim: Hey! What are you looking at
Barbara?





Barbara: I am taking a class called 21st Century Advertising. The
teacher wants us to study different web sites to learn about web page design [/b].





Tim: That sounds like a great class for people who are studying
business.





Barbara: It is. The Internet [/b]is the future of business. And the World Wide Web
[/b]is going to be the storefront of the next
century. To be competitive, businesses have to adapt their current advertising
techniques. However, creating a good web site is much more difficult than most
people think.





Tim: Have you discovered anything interesting which you consider to be
well designed?





Barbara: Yeah, this site is fantastic. Take a look. It's is very
artistic and the technical layout [/b]is convenient and very logical. It
also looks good in different browsers[/b]. I have already viewed it in
Microsoft Explorer and Netscape Navigator. The format [/b]is also fantastic; the size and shape of the
text is perfect. I am going to borrow some of their techniques when I design my
own web page for class.





Tim: Borrowing ideas is OK, but you have to remember that the content[/b]
of all web pages is legally protected.





Barbara: I know. Our professor taught us about intellectual rights. He
told us that copyright[/b] infringement is a
real concern for people who publish on the web.





Tim: That picture says "continue on." Why don't you click [/b]there so we can see the next page.





Barbara: OK.

Edited by: BINNY

[keerthi]

browsersclick content copyright design formatInternetlayout World Wide Web

Please fill in the appropriate :

Tim[/b]: Hey! What are you looking at Barbara?


Barbara[/b]: I am taking a class called 21st Century Advertising. The teacher wants us to study different web sites to learn about web page Design.


Tim[/b]: That sounds like a great class for people who are studying business.


Barbara[/b]: It is. The World wide web is the future of business. And the Internet is going to be the storefront of the next century. To be competitive, businesses have to adapt their current advertising techniques. However, creating a good web site is much more difficult than most people think.


Tim[/b]: Have you discovered anything interesting which you consider to be well designed?


Barbara[/b]: Yeah, this site is fantastic. Take a look. It's is very artistic and the technicalLayoutis convenient and very logical. It also looks good in different Browsers. I have already viewed it in Microsoft Explorer and Netscape Navigator. TheFormat is also fantastic; the size and shape of the text is perfect. I am going to borrow some of their techniques when I design my own web page for class.


Tim[/b]: Borrowing ideas is OK, but you have to remember that the Content of all web pages is legally protected.


Barbara[/b]: I know. Our professor taught us about intellectual rights. He told us thatCopyright infringement is a real concern for people who publish on the web.


Tim[/b]: That picture says "continue on." Why don't you Click there so we can see the next page.


Barbara[/b]: OK.

[dsandhya]

browsersclick content copyright design formatInternetlayout World Wide Web
Tim: Hey! What are you looking at Barbara?


Barbara[/b]: I am taking a class called 21st Century Advertising. The teacher wants us to study different web sites to learn about web page ___design_____________.


Tim[/b]: That sounds like a great class for people who are studying business.


Barbara[/b]: It is. The__World Wide Web______________ is the future of business. And the __Internet___________ is going to be the storefront of the next century. To be competitive, businesses have to adapt their current advertising techniques. However, creating a good web site is much more difficult than most people think.


Tim[/b]: Have you discovered anything interesting which you consider to be well designed?


Barbara[/b]: Yeah, this site is fantastic. Take a look. It's is very artistic and the technical ____layout_______________ is convenient and very logical. It also looks good in different _browsers__________________. I have already viewed it in Microsoft Explorer and Netscape Navigator. The ___format_____________ is also fantastic; the size and shape of the text is perfect. I am going to borrow some of their techniques when I design my own web page for class.


Tim[/b]: Borrowing ideas is OK, but you have to remember that the _content_____________ of all web pages is legally protected.


Barbara[/b]: I know. Our professor taught us about intellectual rights. He told us that ____copyright_________________ infringement is a real concern for people who publish on the web.


Tim[/b]: That picture says "continue on." Why don't you ____click________________ there so we can see the next page.


Barbara[/b]: OK.

[faraz]

Right answers !by keerthi

[sidhu]

Please fill in the appropriate :

Tim: Hey! What are you looking at Barbara?


Barbara: I am taking a class called 21st Century Advertising. The teacher wants us to study different web sites to learn about web page design.


Tim: That sounds like a great class for people who are studying business.


Barbara: It is. TheInternet is the future of business. And the World Wide Web
is going to be the storefront of the next century. To be competitive, businesses have to adapt their current advertising techniques. However, creating a good web site is much more difficult than most people think.


Tim: Have you discovered anything interesting which you consider to be well designed?


Barbara: Yeah, this site is fantastic. Take a look. It's is very artistic and the technical layout is convenient and very logical. It also looks good in different browsers . I have already viewed it in Microsoft Explorer and Netscape Navigator. The format is also fantastic; the size and shape of the text is perfect. I am going to borrow some of their techniques when I design my own web page for class.


Tim: Borrowing ideas is OK, but you have to remember that the content of all web pages is legally protected.


Barbara: I know. Our professor taught us about intellectual rights. He told us that copyright infringement is a real concern for people who publish on the web.


Tim: That picture says "continue on." Why don't you click there so we can see the next page.


Barbara: OK.
Edited by: sidhu