.................. facility is provided in the web 2.0. (i) User participation is democratic (ii) Nature of web content is closed (iii) Type of interaction for user is two-way (iv) Reading and writing capability is passive (v) Change of content is dynamic
(i), (iii) and (v)
Web 2.0 is the read-write, participatory web (blogs, wikis, social media), in contrast to the read-only, static Web 1.0.
(i) User participation is democratic – true: any user can create and share content. (ii) Nature of web content is closed – false: Web 2.0 content is open and shared. (iii) Type of interaction is two-way – true: users interact and respond. (iv) Reading and writing capability is passive – false: users actively read and write. (v) Change of content is dynamic – true: content is continuously updated by users.
So the facilities of Web 2.0 are (i), (iii) and (v).
Hence, the answer is (i), (iii) and (v).
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