Question

1. what is the purpose of transmission control protocol/internet protocol?

it is the address system needed to deliver packets of information.
it is the language of the computer.
it is the language of the browser.
it is the language of the internet.

1. what does a browser allow you to do?

access the internet
access games
access the world
access outer space

Explanation:

• Question 7: TCP/IP is the fundamental communication protocol suite for the Internet. It enables different devices and networks to communicate with each other. While it does involve addressing (IP addresses are part of it for packet delivery), its overarching role is to be the "language" (set of rules for communication) of the Internet. A computer's language is more about machine - level instructions (like binary code for a CPU), and a browser has its own set of rendering and interaction languages (like HTML, CSS for display).
• Question 8: A browser is a software application that allows users to access and view resources on the Internet. It is not specifically for accessing games (though games can be accessed via the Internet through a browser), "access the world" is too vague, and "access outer space" is not a function of a browser.

Answer:

1. It is the language of the Internet.
2. access the Internet