The spider-like interconnection of millions of pieces of information located on computers around cyberspace is known as the

• A. World Wide Web
• B. Internet
• C. Intranet
• D. Email

Answer: (A)

Hyperlinked interconnected documents across the globe form the World Wide Web. This system of pages and resources sits on servers around cyberspace and is navigated with web browsers by clicking hyperlinks that connect one page to another. The web grows through these connections, creating a vast spider-like network of information that people can explore from anywhere with Internet access.

The Internet itself is the global infrastructure that lets those pages travel between computers; the Web is the collection of linked documents you browse using HTTP or HTTPS. An intranet is a private network within an organization, not the public web, and email is a separate communication method for sending messages. So the description best matches the World Wide Web.