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Computer Chapter 3 : Topic 2.7
Differentiate between Static & Dynamic Websites
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A website displays the same fixed content to all users and does not change unless manually edited by the developer. What type of website is this?
Reasoning: Static websites show fixed content that remains the same for every visitor.
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A website changes its content based on user login, preferences, or database information. What type of website is it?
Reasoning: Dynamic websites generate content based on user input or data.
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Which feature is more commonly associated with dynamic websites than static websites?
Reasoning: Dynamic websites respond to user actions and show personalized data.
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A student creates a simple webpage using only HTML that shows school information and never changes. What type of website is this?
Reasoning: Simple HTML pages with fixed content are static websites.
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Which technology is typically required for a dynamic website but not for a static website?
Reasoning: Dynamic websites often require databases to store and retrieve data.
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A news website updates headlines automatically throughout the day without manual editing of files. This is an example of:
Reasoning: Automatically updated content indicates a dynamic website.
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Which statement best describes a difference between static and dynamic websites?
Reasoning: The key difference is whether content can change dynamically.
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A company website has a contact page that always shows the same information without any updates or user interaction. This page is most likely:
Reasoning: Fixed, unchanging content indicates a static page.
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Which of the following is a correct comparison between static and dynamic websites?
Reasoning: Static websites are fixed, while dynamic websites generate content based on user input or stored data.
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