The correct answer is a cloud hosted application because it is dependent on an internet connection for accessing services and editing documents that are stored on servers located across the internet, which is a prime characteristic of this type of application delivery model. Other options do not necessarily require a continuous internet connection for functionality. A locally installed application is stored and runs on the user's own computer and does not require internet access for its primary function. Local network hosted applications require a connection to a local network, but not always the broader internet. Lastly, single-platform applications refer to the type of operating system they can run on, not their internet connectivity requirements.