1. what are some benefits of web-based applications

a. convenience, compatibility, multiple platforms

b. price, requires installation, stays up-to-date

c. stays up-to-date, multiple platforms, no browser needed

2. jeffrey would like to send a monthly newsletter to each person signed up to receive online communication which tool would be best?

a. listserver
b. social media
c. web page

3. a network is useful for connecting a small network

a. campus area
b. local area
c. wide area

4. what does a url ending in .edu indicate

a. academic institution
b. commercial site
c. government agency

5. adelle is having trouble connecting her new tablet to the internet which resource would be best and why?

a. faq; answers common questions

b. scholarly article; explains current research

The following are the correct answers to each question:

Q1:Option A: Some of the benefits of web-based applications are convenience, compatibility, and multiple platforms

Q2:Option A: Jeffrey should use Listservr to send the monthly newsletter to each person signed up.

Q3 Option B: A local area network is useful for connecting a small network

Q4: Option A: A URL ending in .edu indicates an Academic institution

Q5: Option A: Adelle should go to the FAQ section as it answers common questions

Explanation:

Q1: Web-based applications are a good option for businesses as they are convenient time wise and financial wise, people don't have to spend a lot of time receiving each application and talking to the applicant, they are also compatible with almost every device that has a connection to the internet, and they can be used in multiple platforms.

Q2: Listservr is a software application that allows a sender to send a message to a mailing list of people that, normally, have subscribed to receive information.

Q3: A local area network is a computer network that interconnects computers within a limited area such as a residence or a school

Q4: The domain .edu is one of the top domains in the internet and registrants need to be affiliated Academic institutions in order to be able to use it

Q5: FAQ is a section that most of websites and instruction manuals have online, in which the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) are answered.

for example, no new evidence will demonstrate that the earth does not orbit around the sun (heliocentric theory), or that living things are not made of cells (cell theory), that matter is not composed of atoms, or that the surface of the earth is not divided into solid plates that have moved over geological timescales .