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The Page That Came Back: teacher key

The Internet, grade 3 edition, written for 3rd grade. What happens when you type a website name? Follow a request to a server, learn how addresses and names work, and see how a message travels in small pieces called packets.

Read the book. Print this page for the key.

Questions and answers

  1. What does a server do when you open a website?
    • Sends the page back (answer)
    • Draws the page
    • Turns off the page
  2. What does the Domain Name System do?
    • Cuts messages into packets
    • Finds the IP address for a website name (answer)
    • Builds undersea cables
  3. What can the receiving computer do if a packet is lost?
    • Ask for just that packet again (answer)
    • Delete the whole file
    • Wait for the sky
  4. Where is the cloud?
    • In the sky
    • In servers in data centers (answer)
    • On the moon
  5. Why is the web not the same as the internet?
    • The web is one service that runs on the network (answer)
    • The web is a kind of cable
    • The web is a router

Words

  • server: gives out pages
  • packets: small pieces
  • wireless: without cables
  • cloud: servers online
  • address: where something is