Questions: Recent top-level domains include . Select all that apply. A. .com B. .aero C. .gov D. .mobi

Recent top-level domains include . Select all that apply. A. .com B. .aero C. .gov D. .mobi
Transcript text: Recent top-level domains include $\qquad$ . Select all that apply. A. .com B. .aero C. .gov D. .mobi
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The recent top-level domains include the following:

  • The answer is B: .aero and D: .mobi.

Explanation for each option:

A. .com: This is one of the original top-level domains (TLDs) and has been in use since the early days of the internet. It is not considered a recent TLD.

B. .aero: This is a sponsored top-level domain introduced in 2001 specifically for the aviation industry. It is relatively recent compared to the original TLDs.

C. .gov: This is another original TLD, used by government entities in the United States. It is not a recent TLD.

D. .mobi: This TLD was introduced in 2005 and is intended for websites that are optimized for mobile devices. It is considered a recent TLD.

In summary, the recent top-level domains from the given options are .aero and .mobi.

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