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Network Structure_8E_Quizz

Network Structure_8E_Quizz

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Computers

8th Grade

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Hard

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Stela Timbalistru

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Types of networks

PAN (Personal Area Network) - are the smallest type of network, usually connecting devices that are in close proximity to an individual. These are useful for smart watches, headsets and wireless headphones. PAN networks are usually connected via Bluetooth and/or mobile internet.


LAN (Local Area Network) - allow devices to communicate over a small geographic area, usually a single site, such as a single building, school or college


WAN (Wide Area Network) - allow devices to communicate in the same way, but over a larger geographical area, and are usually made up of several LANs connected together.

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Multiple Choice

Select the type of network that applies to the next scenarios:

"A smartwatch that is used by someone who likes to read their emails on the go"

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LAN

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PAN

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WAN

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Multiple Choice

"A multinational company that shares software and files between offices using a network"

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LAN

2

PAN

3

WAN

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Multiple Choice

"A smart-blood pressure monitor that pairs with an app to track health statistics"

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LAN

2

PAN

3

WAN

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Multiple Choice

"A network that shares internet access with that people can connect to via Wi-Fi in an airport.

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LAN

2

PAN

3

WAN

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Multiple Choice

"A network of computers and devices that are used by students and stuff in a school"

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LAN

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PAN

3

WAN

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Multiple Choice

"A chain of shops that communicates their stock data and payments through one network."

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LAN

2

PAN

3

WAN

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MAN

Types of networks

PAN (Personal Area Network) - are the smallest type of network, usually connecting devices that are in close proximity to an individual. These are useful for smart watches, headsets and wireless headphones. PAN networks are usually connected via Bluetooth and/or mobile internet.


LAN (Local Area Network) - allow devices to communicate over a small geographic area, usually a single site, such as a single building, school or college


WAN (Wide Area Network) - allow devices to communicate in the same way, but over a larger geographical area, and are usually made up of several LANs connected together.

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