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The Common Gateway Interface (CGI) is a technology that creates and handles documents which are

  • A.static
  • B.dynamic
  • C.active
  • D.original

Answer: B

CGI creates and handles dynamic documents.

The Common Gateway Interface is a standard that lets a web server run an external program, such as a script in Perl, Python or C, and send its output back to the browser. Because the page is generated at the moment of the request, its content can change with user input or data, for example search results or form responses. Such pages are called dynamic documents.

Static documents are fixed files sent unchanged by the server and need no CGI. 'Active' documents are programs, such as applets, that run on the client side, and 'original' is not a category of web document.

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