Email Protocol | MCQs

Explanation

• E-mail stands for: Electronic Mail

• Father of E-mail: Ray Tomlinson

• First E-mail sent: 1971

• @ is used to divide an email into: two parts

• SMTP helps to send: E-mails

• SMTP stands for: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

• Received email is saved: inbox

• Sent email is saved in: sent box

• Maximum attachment size in Yahoo Email: 25 MB

• G-mail stands: Google Mail

• Email spam also called: junk email

• To close email account click: sign out

• To create new E-mail: Sign Up

• Email hacking means: Illegal access to open email accounts of others

• Junk email is also called: Spam 

•  At sign (@): always a part of email address

• Sending an E-mail is similar to: writing a letter

• A allows us to access our e-mail from anywhere: Webmail interface 

• Bookmark:  is associated with Internet E-mail

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Explanation

The term electronic mail has been in use with its modern meaning since 1975

And variations of the shorter E-mail have been in use since 1979

there are two parts of A valid email address.

1. email prefix
2. an email domain, 

In the address example@mail.com,

1. "example" is the email prefix,
2. "mail.com" is the email domain.

Explanation

there are two parts of A valid email address.

1. email prefix
2. an email domain, 

In the address example@mail.com,

1. "example" is the email prefix,
2. "mail.com" is the email domain.
   
   

Explanation

Email addresses cannot contain spaces, as they are not valid characters in email formatting.

Other characters like underscore (_) and at sign (@) are allowed. T

The at sign (@) is essential because it separates the username from the domain in an email address.

Explanation

SMTP pushes email messages to the server.

SMTP is part of the application layer of the TCP/IP protocol.

SMTP is used for sending emails while POP is used for receiving emails.

SMPT: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

POP: Post Office Protocol

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Explanation

SMTP pushes email messages to the server.

SMTP is part of the application layer of the TCP/IP protocol.

SMTP is used for sending emails while POP is used for receiving emails.

SMPT: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

POP: Post Office Protocol

Explanation

An email address consists of two parts: 

1. Username or ID (the name or ID chosen by the user)
2. Domain name (the name of the organization or service provider).

Format: Username@Domainname.com

Example: john.doe@example.com

Email, short for Electronic Mail, has its roots in the early 1960s.

The first email was sent in 1971 by Ray Tomlinson.

He also introduced the "@" symbol to separate the username from the hostname.

Explanation

In an email address, the "@" symbol separates the local part (username) from the domain part (service provider's name).

For example, in "user@example.com", "user" is the local part, and "example.com" is the domain part, indicating the email service provider. 

Explanation

• E-mail stands for: Electronic Mail

• Father of E-mail: Ray Tomlinson

• First E-mail sent: 1971

• @ is used to divide an email into: two parts

• SMTP helps to send: E-mails

• SMTP stands for: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

• Received email is saved: inbox

• Sent email is saved in: sent box

• Maximum attachment size in Yahoo Email: 25 MB

• G-mail stands: Google Mail

• Email spam also called: junk email

• To close email account click: sign out

• To create new E-mail: Sign Up

• Email hacking means: Illegal access to open email accounts of others

• Junk email is also called: Spam 

•  At sign (@): always a part of email address

• Sending an E-mail is similar to: writing a letter

• A allows us to access our e-mail from anywhere: Webmail interface 

• Bookmark:  is associated with Internet E-mail

Explanation

Receiver's email address is required to send an email.

Without it, the email has no destination and cannot be delivered.