UGC NET Questions (Paper – 1)

Bookmarks allow users to store the addresses of web pages they may want to revisit without typing the URL each time. This reduces effort and helps organise important resources into lists or folders, making access to key sites faster and more convenient.

Option A:
Download speed is determined by network bandwidth, server load and other technical factors, not by the presence of bookmarks. Saving a URL does not change the properties of the Internet connection.

Option B:
Deleting browsing history is a separate privacy function in the browser. Bookmarks preserve selected addresses, whereas clearing history removes records of previously visited pages.

Option C:
Automatic translation requires integrated translation services or extensions, not the bookmark feature. Bookmarks only store links; they do not process or transform page content.

Option D:
This option correctly identifies that bookmarks store URLs so users can access them with a single click later, supporting productivity and good Internet usage habits.