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The Concept Of Layering (Main)

The Concept Of Layering (Main)

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Computers

9th Grade

Hard

Created by

Ayomikun J Sodipe

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25 Slides • 20 Questions

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Identify this topology

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WAN

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LAN

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Star

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Mesh

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Ring

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The physical layout of a computer network is called its

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topology

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geographical location

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hierarchy

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protocol

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architecture

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What is a network protocol?

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Lets you connect to a device

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Agreed set of rules for transferring files between devices on a network

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Agreed way of sending emails on a network

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Agreed way of checking files for errors

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What does TCP stand for?

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Transcript Control Protocol

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Transition Control Protocol

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Transmit Control Protocol

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Transmission Control Protocol

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What does HTTPS stand for?

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Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

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Hyper Text Transport Protocol Secure

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Hyper Text Transport Protocol

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Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure

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Which protocol is responsible for transferring computer files between client and server on a computer network?

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SMTP

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FTP

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TCP/IP

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HTTP

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Which of the following is an email protocol?

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TCP

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IMAP

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UDP

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FTP

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Match

Match the functions to the correct network devices:

Switch

Router

Modem

Hub

Forwards data to the correct device

Routes data between networks

Modulates and demodulates signals

Broadcasts data to all devices

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What is a computer network?

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A computer network is a collection of unrelated devices.
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Two or more computers connected to share resources

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A computer network is a single computer with multiple users.
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A computer network is a type of software application.

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What is the main function of a router in a network?

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To connect devices within a LAN

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To connect different networks and manage internet access

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To store data for all computers in the network

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To provide power to network devices

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What is the Concept of Layer?

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A layer is a type of software that only runs on mobile devices.
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A layer is a single point in a network that does not serve any function.
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A layer is a physical object that cannot interact with other layers.
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A layer is a distinct level within a system that serves a specific function and interacts with other layers.

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Which of the following tasks is NOT mentioned as a responsibility of software in networking?

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Handling tasks without knowing about other software in higher or lower layers

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Encrypting all data packets

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Routing traffic using IP

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Sending web pages using HTTPS

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What happens to a packet when it reaches a router according to the TCP-IP model?

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The router adds an application layer header

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The router converts the packet into a frame

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The router immediately sends the packet to its final destination

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The router strips off the outer layer and passes it up to the network layer

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What is the significance of the TCP-IP protocol stack?

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It is a single protocol that cannot be divided

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It is only used for local area networks

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It is outdated and no longer in use

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It allows any device to communicate and transfer data across the internet

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Why are packets numbered in the transport layer?

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To identify the type of application used

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To ensure packets can be reassembled in the correct order

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To increase the speed of data transfer

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To make encryption easier

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What does the network (internet) layer add to each packet?

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A source and destination MAC address

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A source and destination IP address

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The total number of packets and a port number

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An application protocol header

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What is the role of the transport layer in the TCP-IP protocol stack?

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To handle the physical connection between nodes

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To decide the final destination of the packet

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To add a source and destination IP address to each packet

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To establish an end-to-end connection and split data into packets

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Which method is mentioned as a way to transfer data between devices?

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Using peer-to-peer and client-server methods

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Using a single type of cable for all data transfer

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Only using wireless methods

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Transferring data without splitting into packets

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What is the primary purpose of dividing networking into layers?

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To limit the number of devices on a network.
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To simplify design and implementation of network protocols.
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To ensure all devices use the same hardware.
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To increase the complexity of network protocols.

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What is the purpose of using different types of cables and wireless methods in networking?

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To accommodate different data transmission needs and environments

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To ensure data can only be sent in one direction

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To complicate the networking setup process

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To limit the speed of data transfer

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