Application Based Questions

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Chapter: 10. More On Internet

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Ritu wants to share her travel experience by writing an article on the internet. What are some suitable platforms for her to publish her article?

Ritu can use blogging platforms to publish her travel article. Popular options include Blogger, WordPress, or Tumblr, which allow users to create and share their own weblogs (blogs) where they can write posts, add images, and even videos about their experiences.

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Alia needs to travel and wants to carry a backup of her files without her laptop or an external hard disk. How can she store and access her files from anywhere?

Alia can use a cloud storage service like Google Drive. She can upload her files to her Google Drive account before traveling. Once uploaded, she can access these files from any device with an internet connection, such as a computer in an internet cafe or a smartphone, by simply logging into her Gmail account.

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You are working on a group project that requires a shared presentation. How would you use Google Drive’s sharing features to collaborate with your team members?

I would first create the presentation using Google Slides on Google Drive. Then, I would click the ‘Share’ button on the presentation file. In the sharing settings, I would enter the email addresses of my team members and set their permission to ‘Editor’. This allows all team members to view, edit, and contribute to the presentation simultaneously or at their own convenience, with all changes automatically saved.

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Compare and contrast shopping in a physical store with shopping on an e-commerce website, highlighting similarities and differences.

Both physical stores and e-commerce websites allow you to purchase goods and services and involve payment. However, physical stores require your presence and have limited hours and inventory, while e-commerce websites can be accessed anytime from anywhere and offer a broader range of products. Key differences include the inability to physically inspect items online and a higher risk of online fraud, versus immediate possession of items from a physical store.

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