Question

web feeds can be read using software called: *
a mashup
feedware
an aggregator
a wiki
an ftp client

what is folksonomy? *
a tool that allows a user to download syndicated audio or video digital - media files
a computer or portable media player
the practice of categorizing online content through tags
a page or collection of web pages that can be viewed and modified by anybody wi
a web browser and internet access
a programming methodology for the web that enables web applications to interac
with users in much the same way they do with desktop applications
none of the above

Explanation:

First Question (Web feeds software)

• A mashup combines web services/data, not for reading web feeds.
• "Feedware" is not a standard term for web feed readers.
• An aggregator (like RSS aggregator) collects and displays web feeds.
• A wiki is for collaborative editing (e.g., Wikipedia), not for feeds.
• An FTP client transfers files over FTP, unrelated to web feeds.

• The first option describes podcasting/download tools (not folksonomy).
• Folksonomy is the practice of users categorizing content with tags (e.g., social bookmarking tags).
• The third option describes a wiki.
• The fourth option describes web application interactivity (not folksonomy).

Answer:

C. an aggregator

Second Question (Folksonomy)