Every website is made up of multiple linked pages, but one page is designated as the main entry point that loads first when a visitor types the site's address or clicks its link. This main introductory page is called the home page.
The home page typically contains an overview of the website's content, navigation links to other sections, and introductory information that helps visitors find what they are looking for. From the home page, users can navigate to all the other pages that make up the rest of the site.
A bookmark is a saved shortcut to a specific web page stored within a browser, not the main page of a website itself. A search page is a page used to look up specific content, and a "task page" is not a standard web terminology term; neither describes the website's primary landing page.
Exam tip: always associate the term "home page" with the first, main page of a website that a visitor lands on by default.
