Question

question 16
what needs to happen in order for a request to access a particular website (i.e., google.com) and successfully reach the intended server?
google.com must be translated to an ip address in order for the http request to be made.
google.com must be translated to a network packet in order for the http request to be made.
google.com must be translated to a network packet in order for the ip request to be made.
google.com must be translated to an http address in order for the ip request to be made.

Explanation:

Domain names like google.com need to be translated to IP addresses by the Domain - Name System (DNS) so that the HTTP request can be routed to the correct server. Network packets are the units of data transfer and not what a domain name is translated to directly. There is no such thing as an "HTTP address".

Answer:

Google.com must be translated to an IP address in order for the HTTP request to be made.