Which term matches the definition: A URL at which a resource or article will be permanently stored?

• A. Permalink
• B. Page
• C. Post
• D. Menu

Answer: (A)

A stable, permanent URL that points to a specific resource is called a permalink. The idea behind a permalink is that the link will not change over time, so you can reliably bookmark, share, or reference that exact article or resource long into the future. In practice, this means a permalink is the permanent address assigned to a piece of content, ensuring consistent access even if the surrounding site structure changes.

The other terms describe things you might create or navigate to, but they aren’t the concept of a fixed, enduring URL. A page is a type of content, a post is another content type, and a menu is a collection of navigational links. The URL to any of those items is typically a permalink, but the term that matches the definition given is the permanent URL itself.