FBISE, NCP & NBF-aligned resources for Classes 9–12

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Computer Chapter 3 : Topic 1.7

Distinguish between websites and web applications

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A student visits an online encyclopedia to read articles without logging in, entering data, or performing tasks. According to this purpose, what is the platform best classified as?

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A user logs into an online banking platform to transfer money, check balances, and pay bills. Based on its functionality, what is this platform?

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Which criterion most clearly differentiates a web application from a traditional informational website?

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A tourism portal mainly provides information about destinations, hotels, and attractions without requiring user accounts. What is it most likely to be?

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An online document editor allows users to create, modify, save, and share files through a browser. Which category best describes this platform?

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A website visitor can only read articles and watch videos, while a web application allows users to create content and manage information. What is the key difference?

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Which of the following features is more commonly associated with a web application than a standard website?

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A school webpage displays admission requirements and contact information, whereas an online student portal allows fee payment and result checking. The student portal is classified as a:

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Which statement correctly describes a typical website when compared to a web application?

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A user visits two online platforms: one only displays news articles, while the other allows booking tickets and processing payments. Which conclusion is correct?

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Which feature would most likely indicate that a platform is a web application rather than a traditional website?

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A platform requires users to sign in, submit forms, update records, and receive personalized results based on their actions. Based on these criteria, the platform should be classified as a:

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