Worksheet on The Internet for Class 5


WORKSHEET ON THE INTERNET 


Part A: Questions and Answers

  1. What is the Internet?
    The Internet is a global network of computers connected to each other, allowing people to share information, communicate, and access resources.

  2. What is a Web Browser? Name any two examples.
    A web browser is software used to access the Internet. Examples include Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.

  3. What is a Search Engine? Name any two examples.
    A search engine is a tool that helps find information on the Internet. Examples include Google and Bing.

  4. What is a Website?
    A website is a collection of related web pages under one domain name, such as https://psbtrainingacademy.com/

  5. What is a URL?
    A URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is the address of a web page. For example, https://psbtrainingacademy.com/

  6. What is an Email?
    Email, or electronic mail, is a way to send and receive messages and files over the Internet.

  7. What is an IP Address?
    An IP Address is a unique set of numbers assigned to each device connected to the Internet.

  8. What is Online Shopping? Give two examples of online shopping websites.
    Online shopping is the process of buying goods and services over the Internet. Examples include Amazon and Flipkart.

  9. What are Social Media Platforms? Give two examples.
    Social media platforms are websites or apps where people can share content and connect with others. Examples include Facebook and Instagram.

  10. What is Wi-Fi?
    Wi-Fi is a technology that allows devices to connect to the Internet wirelessly.

Part B: True/False

  1. The Internet is a single computer. (False)
  2. A URL is the same as a web browser. (False)
  3. Google is an example of a search engine. (True)
  4. Email is a way to send messages over the Internet. (True)
  5. You need an Internet connection to access a website. (True)
  6. Amazon is an example of a search engine. (False)
  7. Social media platforms are used only for sending emails. (False)
  8. Wi-Fi requires wires to connect devices to the Internet. (False)
  9. You can shop online without using the Internet. (False)
  10. A website can have multiple web pages. (True)

Part C: Fill in the Blanks

  1. The Internet is often called the World Wide Web.
  2. A search engine helps us find information on the Internet.
  3. Facebook is an example of a social media platform.
  4. A web browser displays web pages using their URL.
  5. An email is a quick way to send messages online.
  6. Online shopping websites like Flipkart allow users to buy products.
  7. A collection of web pages is called a website.
  8. Wi-Fi is a wireless way to connect to the Internet.
  9. A domain name is the name of a website, such as www.psbtrainingacademy.com
  10. The Internet connects millions of computers around the world.

Part D: Activity Questions

  1. Identify Websites:
    Match the website with its purpose:

    • Amazon → Online Shopping
    • Gmail → Email
    • YouTube → Watching Videos
    • Wikipedia → Finding Information

  2. Draw and Label:
    Draw a diagram of a Wi-Fi router connecting to a computer, tablet, and smartphone.

  3. Search Task:
    Use a search engine to find the capital of your country and write it down.


Part E: More Questions and Answers

  1. What is the World Wide Web (WWW)?
    The World Wide Web is a collection of web pages on the Internet that can be accessed using a browser.

  2. What is a Homepage?
    A homepage is the main or starting page of a website.

  3. What is a Hyperlink?
    A hyperlink is a clickable link in a document or web page that takes you to another page or resource.

  4. What is Online Banking?
    Online banking allows users to perform financial transactions like transferring money using the Internet.

  5. What is a Blog?
    A blog is an online journal or diary where people share their thoughts, ideas, or experiences.

  6. What is Cyber Safety?
    Cyber safety is the practice of using the Internet safely by protecting personal information and avoiding harmful content.

  7. What is the role of an Internet Service Provider (ISP)?
    An ISP is a company that provides access to the Internet, such as Airtel or Jio.

  8. What are Cookies in the context of the Internet?
    Cookies are small files stored on your device by websites to remember your preferences or login information.

  9. What is Video Conferencing?
    Video conferencing is a way of holding meetings or talking to people online using video and audio, such as through Zoom or Google Meet.

  10. What is E-learning?
    E-learning is the use of the Internet for learning and education through online classes or courses.

Part F: More True/False

  1. You need a password to connect to a secure Wi-Fi network. (True)
  2. The Internet is owned by a single organization. (False)
  3. Blogs can only contain text. (False)
  4. An ISP provides Internet access. (True)
  5. Hyperlinks are used to access new web pages. (True)
  6. Cookies are harmful viruses stored on your computer. (False)
  7. Online banking allows you to withdraw cash from an ATM. (False)
  8. Cyber safety includes not sharing passwords with others. (True)
  9. E-learning cannot be done without the Internet. (True)
  10. A homepage is the last page of a website. (False)

Part G: More Fill in the Blanks

  1. The Internet connects millions of computers around the world.
  2. A hyperlink is used to jump from one web page to another.
  3. The main page of a website is called the homepage.
  4. Online banking helps users manage money from home.
  5. The World Wide Web is made up of many web pages.
  6. A company that provides Internet access is called an Internet Service Provider (ISP).
  7. Protecting your personal information online is called cyber safety.
  8. Zoom and Google Meet are examples of video conferencing tools.
  9. E-learning is used to attend online classes or courses.
  10. A blog can include text, images, and videos.

Part H: Advanced Questions for Class 5

  1. What is Online Gaming? Give one example.
    Online gaming is playing games over the Internet. Example: Minecraft.

  2. What is Cloud Storage? Give two examples.
    Cloud storage is storing data on the Internet instead of a device. Examples: Google Drive, OneDrive.

  3. What are Online Forums?
    Online forums are websites where people discuss topics by posting messages and replies.

  4. What is Spam?
    Spam is unwanted or junk email sent to your inbox.

  5. Why should you not share your password online?
    Sharing your password can lead to unauthorized access to your accounts and misuse of your information.

 

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