
TCP/IP #1
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Computers
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9th - 10th Grade
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Calum Gordon
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TCP/IP #1
by BSN Computing
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Multiple Choice
How many Internet connected devices are there expected to be by 2025?
25 billion
50 billion
100 billion
75 billion
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Multiple Choice
You want to stream a video on a website. You are using a smartphone connected to the Internet via a 4G connection.
The video is stored on a webserver in another country.
How does the video get to your phone?
It is split into small data packets which take seperate routes through Internet routers
It is transferred as one large file using FTP
It is sent to you as an e-mail attachment
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Multiple Select
Choose all the true statements about the layers in the TCP/IP protocol stack ...
Each layer produces a result which is either passed to the next lower or higher layer
Layers cannot be missed out
Both sending device and receiving devices make use of all layers of the stack
Not every communication uses every layer of the stack
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Multiple Choice
How many layers are there in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
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Multiple Choice
Which is the correct order of layers, from highest to lowest in terms of abstraction ...
Application
Transport
Internet
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Application
Internet
Transport
Link
Link
Internet
Transport
Application
Link
Transport
Internet
Application
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Multiple Choice
Which layer of TCP/IP protocol stack does this?
"establish a channel between the two devices and split the data into packets"
Application
Transport
Internet
Link
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Multiple Choice
Which layer of TCP/IP protocol stack does this?
"responsible for transporting the raw data over the transmission medium. This includes generating the right type of signal for the connection type"
Application
Transport
Internet
Link
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Multiple Choice
Which layer of TCP/IP protocol stack does this?
"responsible for how user applications, such as email and web browsers, package their data to be sent online"
Application
Transport
Internet
Link
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Multiple Choice
Which layer of TCP/IP protocol stack does this?
"The IP addresses of the sending and receiving devices are added to the packet header"
Application
Transport
Internet
Link
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Multiple Choice
Which layer of the TCP/IP protocol stack represents the highest level of abstraction in data communications?
Application
Transport
Internet
Link
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Multiple Choice
Which layer of the TCP/IP protocol stack represents the lowest level of abstraction in data communications?
Application
Transport
Internet
Link
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Poll
How much of this lesson have you understoof?
None of it
Some of it
Most of it
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