A. Identify the elements of the browser. Write in the box S for Scheme, DN for Domain name, FP for File path, P for Parameters, and A for Anchor. 1. There are many types of this element, but for typical web browsing you will mostly see http and https. 2. The element can be clear or confusing to a human user, but it is critical information for the server. 3. Usually this begins with a hashtag and is used to direct your browser to a specific part of a very long page, much like a bookmark. 4. It is the most prominent part of a web address. 5. URLs that end with the domain name without this element usually will load a homepage or an index page. 6. This part of URL begins with a question mark. 7. In most URLs, the www part of this element can be omitted. 8. If you don't specify this part of URL and only enter a domain name, your browser will just load a specific page.