The Internet is best described as a system where many smaller networks are connected together to form a global communication structure. What is this structure called?

When data is transmitted over the Internet, it is divided into smaller units before sending. What are these small units called?

Which device is responsible for directing data packets between different networks on the Internet?

What is the main reason data is broken into packets before being sent across the Internet?

Which set of rules controls how data is transmitted and received over the Internet?

TCP/IP is important in Internet communication because it mainly helps in what process?

What happens to data packets when they reach their destination computer?

Which technology allows data packets to take different possible routes to reach the same destination?

What is the role of an Internet Service Provider (ISP)?

In Internet communication, why might different packets of the same message take different routes?

Which term describes the process of sending data in small independent units across a network?