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Total Questions: 18
1. The number of objects in a Web page which consists of 4 jpeg images and HTML text is ________
Correct Answer is : 5
2. The default connection type used by HTTP is _________
Correct Answer is : Persistent
3. The time taken by a packet to travel from client to server and then back to the client is called __________
Correct Answer is : RTT
4. The HTTP request message is sent in _________ part of three-way handshake.
Correct Answer is : Third
5. In the process of fetching a web page from a server the HTTP request/response takes __________ RTTs.
Correct Answer is : 1
6. The first line of HTTP request message is called _____________
Correct Answer is : Request line
7. The values GET, POST, HEAD etc are specified in ____________ of HTTP message
Correct Answer is : Request line
8. The __________ method when used in the method field, leaves entity body empty.
Correct Answer is : GET
9. The HTTP response message leaves out the requested object when ____________ method is used
Correct Answer is : HEAD
10. Find the oddly matched HTTP status codes
Correct Answer is : 304 Not Found
11. Which of the following is not correct?
Correct Answer is : Web cache doesnt has its own disk space
12. The conditional GET mechanism
Correct Answer is : Helps to keep a cache upto date
13. Which of the following is present in both an HTTP request line and a status line?
Correct Answer is : HTTP version number
14. Multiple object can be sent over a TCP connection between client and server in
Correct Answer is : persistent HTTP
15. HTTP is ________ protocol.
Correct Answer is : application layer
16. In the network HTTP resources are located by
Correct Answer is : uniform resource identifier
17. HTTP client requests by establishing a __________ connection to a particular port on the server.
Correct Answer is : transmission control protocol
18. In HTTP pipelining
Correct Answer is : multiple HTTP requests are sent on a single TCP connection without waiting for the corresponding responses
