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Web History trivia quiz

Web History trivia, played live: seven rounds, ten seconds a question. QuizDown has over 120 Web History questions, from easy to expert, and you’re matched with a real player who gets the same seven.

Opens Monday 9 November at 06:00: get notified

What the Web History questions cover

  • Search Engines
  • Early Browsers
  • Web Standards
  • Blogging
  • Browser History
  • Browser Wars
  • First Website
  • HTML Standards
  • HTTP Standards
  • Web Communities
  • Web Feeds
  • Browser Era

Try three Web History questions

Question 1

Which British computer scientist created the World Wide Web while working at a European physics laboratory?

  1. Tim Berners-Lee
  2. Steve Jobs
  3. Alan Turing
  4. Bill Gates
Show the answer

Tim Berners-Lee

Question 2

Which European research organization was the workplace where the World Wide Web was created?

  1. ESA
  2. CERN
  3. Bell Labs
  4. NASA
Show the answer

CERN

Question 3

What internet address hosted the first public website?

  1. www.nasa.gov
  2. www.apple.com
  3. info.cern.ch
  4. www.ibm.com
Show the answer

info.cern.ch

In a real match you’d have ten seconds for each, and faster right answers score more.

How a Web History match works

  1. Seven rounds. The same seven Web History questions for you and your opponent.
  2. Ten seconds each. A right answer in two seconds scores 20; at the buzzer, 11.
  3. The last round counts double. It’s never over until it’s over.

Your Web History ranking is its own: climb it without your other topics dragging you down.