Question

1. what will a browser allow you to do?

scan for viruses
stop spam
access the internet
search the internet for information

1. when searching the internet, the word \verifiable\ means

others have written about the same subject and given the same information.
others have written about the same subject and some of the facts seem a little off.
others have written about the same subject and given differing information.
others have written about the same subject and given their opinions.

Explanation:

1. A browser's main function is to access the Internet. Scanning for viruses is typically done by antivirus software, stopping spam is often handled by email filters or spam - blocking services, and while searching the Internet for information is a common activity done via a browser, the most fundamental role is accessing the Internet.
2. The term "verifiable" means that others have written about the same subject and given the same information. If facts are "a little off" or there is differing information, it is not easily verifiable. Opinions are not the same as verifiable facts.

Answer:

1. access the Internet
2. others have written about the same subject and given the same information.