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Task 4. Read the text and do the following tasksBog'liq 10-mavzu Psixodiagnostika va eksperimental psixologiya Z Nishanova va b , 1-mavzu (1), mahmudov javlonbek mustaqil ish (1), C Matematik FunksiyalarTask 4. Read the text and do the following tasks.
A typical web page
At the top of the page is the URL address. URL means Uniform Resource Locator - the address of a file on the
Internet. A typical URL looks like this: http://www.bbcco.uk/radio/.
In this URL, http-// means Hypertext Transfer Protocol and tells the program to look for a web page, www means
world wide web. bbc.co.uk is the domain name of the server that hosts the website - a company based in the UK;
other top-level domains are .com (commercial site), .edu (education), .org (organization) or .net (network); radio is
the directory path where the web page is located. The parts of the URL are separated by .(dot), / (slosh) and: (colon).
Some sites begin ftp-//, a file transfer protocol used to copy files from one computer to another.
The toolbar shows all the navigation icons, which let you go back one page or go forward one page. You can also go
to the home page or stop the current transfer when the circuits are busy.
Tab buttons let you view different sites at the same time, and the built-in search box helps you look for information.
If the feed button lights up, it means the site offers RSS feeds, so you can automatically receive updates. When a
web page won't load, you can refresh the current page, meaning the page reloads (downloads again). If you want to
mark a website address so that you can easily revisit the page at a later time, you can add it to your favourites
(favorites in American English), or bookmark it. When you want to visit it again you simply click show favourites.
On the web page itself, most sites feature clickable image link sand clickable hypertext links. Together, these are
known as hyperlinks and take you to other web pages when clicked.
Task 4. Match these words(1-5) with the definitions (a-e)
1. web a. text that contains links to other documents
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