Which software would you use to access pages on the World Wide Web?

• A. Internet browsers
• B. Email clients
• C. Word processors
• D. Spreadsheets

Answer: (A)

Accessing pages on the World Wide Web is done with a program that retrieves and displays them. A web browser fetches a page from a web server using a web address, then renders the HTML, CSS, images, and other media so you can read, view, and interact with the site. This is exactly what internet browsers are designed to do, with examples like Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. The other options serve different tasks: email clients manage email, word processors create documents, and spreadsheets handle data in cells. So, for viewing and navigating web pages, the browser is the right tool.