Title: Lesson 7: Quiz
Course: RITA MC - ITNW 1308 > Section: Lesson 7: Configuring Internet Explorer 11 and Internet Explorer for the Desktop

Q: What feature does IE 11 offer that enables it to correctly display pages that were developed using older technologies?
- Legacy Mode
- Compatibility Mode
- Compatibility View
- Legacy View
A: Compatibility View
Feedback: The problem with this regular development is that many of the pages on the Internet still conform to older versions of the standards, and IE 11 might not display them properly. To accommodate these older pages, IE 11 includes a feature called Compatibility View, which enables the browser to display older pages properly.

Q: IE 11 supports multiple types of add-ons that can be used to extend the functionality of IE 11. Which of the following is not a supported add-on type?
- Accelerators
- Toolbars and Extensions
- Search Providers
- Shell Extensions
A: Shell Extensions
Feedback: The four basic types of add-ons supported by IE are as follows: - Toolbars and Extensions: Enable the browser to open and manipulate web sites or file types that IE does not support natively. Some applications add their own toolbars to IE, enabling you to work with their documents within an IE session. - Search Providers: Enable the user to perform searches directly from the IE interface using search engines on the Internet or the local network. - Accelerators: Enable users to send text or other media they select in an IE browser window to another application, such as an email client, or an Internet resource, such as a blog. - Tracking Protection: Enables users to install or maintain a list of sites that the IE should prevent from sharing your browsing habits with other sites.

Q: Before you can change the default search engine of IE 11 from Bing to something else, such as Google, what must you first do?
- Log in with a Microsoft account.
- Install the appropriate add-on.
- Activate Windows.
- Switch to the Start screen version of IE 11.
A: Install the appropriate add-on.
Feedback: To use other search engines, you must first install them to the list of search providers. Search providers are add-ons specifically designed to conform to the syntax required by other search engines.

Q: IE 11 includes some default accelerators that allow you to do some common tasks. Which of the listed accelerators are included by default in IE 11? (Choose all that apply.)
- Track shipments.
- Find on a map.
- Translate to another language.
- Create a shortcut.
A: Find on a map.; Translate to another language.
Feedback: By default, IE includes accelerators that enable users to email content, find it on a map, or translate it to another language. By clicking the Find more accelerators link on the Manage Add-ons dialog box, you can install new accelerators from the Microsoft Add-ons Gallery.

Q: What code placed into a web page will automatically cause IE 11 to render it in compatibility view using IE 7 standards?
- <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Downgrade" content="IE=7" />
- <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7" />
- <meta http-equiv="X-UA-CompatView" content="IE=7" />
- <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Legacy" content="IE=7" />
A: <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7" />
Feedback: If the <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7" /> code were found in the HEAD section of a web page, IE 11 would display it in IE 7 compatibility view.

Q: What is the name of the mode that IE 11 operates in by default that is designed to prevent attackers that penetrate the computer’s defenses from accessing vital system components?
- Sandbox mode
- Isolation mode
- Internet mode
- Protected mode
A: Protected mode
Feedback: One of the most important security features in Internet Explorer is that, by default, the browser operates in what Microsoft refers to as protected mode. Protected mode is an operational state designed to prevent attackers that penetrate the computer’s defenses from accessing vital system components.

Q: What is the name of the security feature in Windows 8.1 that assigns various integrity access levels to processes running on the computer?
- Discretionary access control
- Mandatory access control
- Mandatory integrity control
- Adaptive integrity control
A: Mandatory integrity control
Feedback: Windows 8.1 includes a security feature called Mandatory Integrity Control (MIC), which assigns various integrity access levels to processes running on the computer. These integrity access levels control what system resources the process is allowed to access.

Q: By default, IE 11 is granted access to which area of the computer?
- The Temporary Internet Files\Low folder and the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer/LowRegistry registry key.
- The user’s Documents folder and the HKEY_CURRENT_USER registry key.
- The Program Files folder and the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE registry key.
- All locations.
A: The Temporary Internet Files\Low folder and the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer/LowRegistry registry key.
Feedback: In Windows 8.1, Internet Explorer protected mode means that it runs as a low-integrity procedure. The browser application can therefore write to only low-integrity disk locations, such as the Temporary Internet Files folder and the standard IE storage areas, including the History, Cookies, and Favorites folders. Specifically, the IE 11 process is granted minimal access to the system, including write access only to the Temporary Internet Files\Low folder and the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer/LowRegistry registry key.

Q: Which of the following is not one of the methods that the SmartScreen Filter uses to identify potential phishing web sites?
- Online lookup of download sites
- Online lookup of phishing sites
- Group Policy
- Onsite analysis
A: Group Policy
Feedback: The IE SmartScreen Filter uses three techniques to identify potential phishing web sites. These techniques are as follows: Online lookup of phishing sites, online lookup of download sites, and onsite analysis.

Q: Which IE tab is used to configure how to manage cookies?
- General
- Security
- Privacy
- Content
- Advanced
A: Privacy
Feedback: Cookies are small files that websites put on your PC to store information about you and your preferences. To configure how cookies are managed, you would use the Privacy tab.

Q: Which IE tab is used to delete cookies?
- General
- Security
- Privacy
- Content
- Advanced
A: General
Feedback: Cookies are small files that websites put on your PC to store information about you and your preferences. To delete cookies, select the General tab, click Delete browsing history, select the Cookies and website data option, and then click Delete.

Q: You visited a site using Internet Explorer 11. Suddenly, 5 IE windows appear, advertising various products and services in which you are not interested. How can you prevent these from appearing in the future?
- Turn off Feeds
- Enable Protected Mode
- Turn off cookies
- Turn on Pop-up Blocker
A: Turn on Pop-up Blocker
Feedback: The IE windows that open when visiting a site are called pop-ups. To prevent those from appearing the future, enable the Turn on Pop-up Blocker option in the Privacy tab.

Q: You downloaded a file using Internet Explorer. Unfortunately, you closed IE and you don’t remember where you downloaded the file to. How can you find the file?
- Open the C:\Temp folder
- Open the C:\Windows\Temp folder
- Open the IE Download Manager
- Open Recent documents
A: Open the IE Download Manager
Feedback: Download Manager lists the files you've downloaded from the Internet, shows where they're stored on the computer, and makes it easy to pause downloads, open files, and take other actions.

Q: What feature of IE 11 enables you to surf the Internet without leaving any record of your activities on the local computer?
Feedback: InPrivate Mode Internet Explorer has always maintained a record of each user’s activities, in the form of temporary files, cookies, and a browsing history. The user could delete these elements individually after the fact, but there was no easy way to prevent IE from gathering them all in the first place. InPrivate Mode is a feature in IE 11 that enables you to surf the Internet without leaving any record of your activities.

Q: Your users use Windows 8.1 workstations that are joined to an Active Directory domain. You have been asked several times recently why users cannot configure Compatibility View options in IE 11. What is the most likely reason for this issue?
- The Turn off Compatibility View button option has been enabled.
- The Turn off Compatibility View option has been disabled.
- The Turn off Compatibility View button option has been disabled.
- The Turn off Compatibility View option has been enabled.
A: The Turn off Compatibility View option has been enabled.
Feedback: When the Turn off Compatibility View option is enabled, this disables the Compatibility View feature in IE. The broken view icon does not appear, and users cannot configure the Compatibility View settings. The Turn off Compatibility View button option can be used to prevent the broken page icon from appearing on the IE address box.