What term refers to a stored record of information commonly associated with a browser cache?

• A. Cache
• B. Cookie
• C. History
• D. Bookmark

Answer: (A)

Understanding how a browser keeps information helps here. A cache is the area that stores copies of web resources—like HTML, images, and scripts—so the browser can load sites faster on future visits. Those cached items are a stored record of information used to speed up performance, which is exactly what the term “cache” refers to in this context.

Cookies, while also stored in the browser, serve to remember user data for sessions and preferences rather than speed up resource loading. History is simply a log of pages you’ve visited, and bookmarks are saved links you want to revisit. So the term that best fits “a stored record of information commonly associated with a browser cache” is the cache.