Which of the following terms applies to all the web pages of Amazon.com?

A website is the term for the entire set of related web pages served under one name such as Amazon.com.

A top-level domain is only the suffix like .com, not the whole collection of pages.

A website address is the locating string, not the body of pages it points to.

A web domain names the registered space but does not describe the group of pages themselves.

All of Amazon's pages share the same domain yet form one coherent website.

A site is typically organised around a home page that links to its inner pages.