WELOCALIZE QUALITY RATER PROGRAM
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST 2024 – 2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
Every page belongs to a website, and it should be clear:
● Who (what individuals, company, business, organization, government agency,
etc.) is responsible for the website.
● Who (what individuals, company, business, organization, government agency,
etc.) created the content on the page you are evaluating. Note that for pages on
websites such as forums and social media platforms, people may post content
using an alias or username in order to avoid sharing personally identifiable
information online. In these cases, the alias or username is an acceptable way to
identify the content creator. - ANSWERS-True
Websites are usually very clear about who is responsible for the website and who
created the content on the page. There are many reasons for this:
● People may want to showcase their own personal talent, experiences, and
perspectives.
, ● Artists, authors, musicians, and other original content creators may want to be
known and appreciated.
● Commercial websites may have copyrighted material they want to protect.
● Businesses and organizations may want people to know who they are and what
they do.
● Stores want customers to feel comfortable buying their products online. -
ANSWERS-True
Most websites have "contact us" or "about us" or "about" pages that provide
information about who owns the site. Many companies have an entire website or
blog devoted to who they are and what they are doing, what jobs are available,
etc. - ANSWERS-True
A webpage is connected to the World Wide Web and can be viewed or visited
using a web browser, a browser on your phone, or a search app. - ANSWERS-True
A URL is a string of letters, numbers, and punctuation that your web browser uses
to find and display a webpage. - ANSWERS-True
A website or site is a group of World Wide Web pages usually containing
hyperlinks to each other and made available online by an individual, company,
educational institution, government, or organization. - ANSWERS-True
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST 2024 – 2025 ALREADY GRADED A+
Every page belongs to a website, and it should be clear:
● Who (what individuals, company, business, organization, government agency,
etc.) is responsible for the website.
● Who (what individuals, company, business, organization, government agency,
etc.) created the content on the page you are evaluating. Note that for pages on
websites such as forums and social media platforms, people may post content
using an alias or username in order to avoid sharing personally identifiable
information online. In these cases, the alias or username is an acceptable way to
identify the content creator. - ANSWERS-True
Websites are usually very clear about who is responsible for the website and who
created the content on the page. There are many reasons for this:
● People may want to showcase their own personal talent, experiences, and
perspectives.
, ● Artists, authors, musicians, and other original content creators may want to be
known and appreciated.
● Commercial websites may have copyrighted material they want to protect.
● Businesses and organizations may want people to know who they are and what
they do.
● Stores want customers to feel comfortable buying their products online. -
ANSWERS-True
Most websites have "contact us" or "about us" or "about" pages that provide
information about who owns the site. Many companies have an entire website or
blog devoted to who they are and what they are doing, what jobs are available,
etc. - ANSWERS-True
A webpage is connected to the World Wide Web and can be viewed or visited
using a web browser, a browser on your phone, or a search app. - ANSWERS-True
A URL is a string of letters, numbers, and punctuation that your web browser uses
to find and display a webpage. - ANSWERS-True
A website or site is a group of World Wide Web pages usually containing
hyperlinks to each other and made available online by an individual, company,
educational institution, government, or organization. - ANSWERS-True
