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        | A worldwide Collection of networks that links together millions of businesses, the government, educational institutions, and individual modems, telephone lines, and other communication devices and media. |  | 
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        | Part of the Internet that supports multimedia and consist of a collection of linked documents |  | 
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        | Documents or pages of information on the World Wide Web |  | 
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        | A collection of Web pages that are created and maintained by a company, a university or college, a government agency, or even an individual |  | 
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        | Where web pages are stored and is a computer that sends requested Web pages |  | 
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        | Copying files, or a web apge, onto a Web server |  | 
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        | Used to connect a Web page to another Web page on the same, or a different, Web server located anywhere in the world |  | 
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        | Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) |  | Definition 
 
        | A set of special instrections called tags or markups that specify links to other documents |  | 
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        | Used to view a Web page written in HTML. IT is a program that interprets and displays Web pages and enables you to link to other Web pages. |  | 
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        | It is platform independent. It means that you can creat or code and HTML file on one type of computer and then view that file as a Web page on another type of computer. (The standarized HTML) |  | Definition 
 
        | What is one of the greatest benefits of HTML? |  | 
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        | Identifies that subject or purpose of the page; displayed in the title bar |  | 
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        | Contains the information that displays in the browser window |  | 
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        | Your browser's list of favorites |  | 
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        | Similar to the wall paper in Windows |  | 
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        | The text that makes up the main content of a Web Page |  | 
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        | Inline images that display lines across the page to seperate different sections |  | 
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        | Servers as a primary way to navigate between pages |  | 
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        | makes all the text visible in the window but does not affect the way the text appears when it is printed |  | 
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        | Printed version of a webpage |  | 
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        | normal text that appears on your webpage |  | 
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        | Document content and Tags. |  | Definition 
 
        | What are two web page components? |  | 
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