Which choice displays on a page in a different color and jumps to other Web sites?

The correct choice is links because they are specifically designed to connect web pages and other online resources. When users click on a link, it typically changes color, indicating that it has been visited, and serves as a navigational tool that redirects the user to another web page or different website. Links are an integral part of the web, allowing for the interconnection of content and providing a user-friendly way to access vast amounts of information.

Buttons, while they can also perform actions such as submitting forms or executing scripts, do not inherently jump to other websites unless they are programmed to behave like links. Images can be used as links when they are wrapped in anchor tags, but on their own, they do not facilitate navigation. Frames are a way to split a browser window into multiple sections but are not directly involved in linking to other websites.