Across
- 5. What "URL" stands for (no space).
- 7. What "UTP" stands for (no space).
- 8. Specific address assigned to a device (no space).
- 9. Maximum rate of which data can be transferred. Measured by bitrate.
- 12. 1000 of these form a kilobyte.
- 15. The type of connector that is used by a UTP.
- 18. The time it takes for data to travel from sender to receiver.
- 19. 1000 of these form a gigabyte.
- 20. What the internet was modeled after.
- 22. 1000 of these form a megabyte.
- 24. What "www" stands for (no space).
- 25. 1000 of these form a terabyte.
Down
- 1. Follows hyperlinks in webpages to create a search index.
- 2. Sends data using radio waves.
- 3. The number of people that own the internet.
- 4. The ranking system used by Google (no space).
- 6. The part of a motherboard a fiber optic cable is plugged into.
- 9. 8 of these form a byte.
- 10. What "ISP" stands for (no space).
- 11. The thing that every URL starts with (and what it stands for)(no space).
- 12. The number of bits transferred per second.
- 13. Is used for wireless connections. Also found within this classroom. (no space.)
- 14. Can connect multiple devices in the same location.
- 16. A top level domain name used for websites trying to make money (period included).
- 17. Sends a signal to every computer on a local area network. Considered old and obsolete.
- 21. A collection of local area networks.
- 23. Can send a signal to a specific computer connected on a local area network.
