Broward College Computer Literacy Practice Test

A website is a collection of related webpages that share a common domain and are linked together. When you visit a site, you can move between its pages—home, about, contact, and more—within the same set, forming a cohesive whole.

A URL is the address of a specific page or resource on the internet, not a group of pages. HTTP is the protocol used to transfer web pages between your browser and a server, and FTP is a different protocol used mainly for transferring files to and from servers. These terms describe parts of how the web works, not the collection of pages itself.