
The Concept Of Layering (Main)
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Computers
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9th Grade
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Hard
Ayomikun J Sodipe
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25 Slides • 20 Questions
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Multiple Choice
Identify this topology
WAN
LAN
Star
Mesh
Ring
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Multiple Choice
The physical layout of a computer network is called its
topology
geographical location
hierarchy
protocol
architecture
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Multiple Choice
What is a network protocol?
Lets you connect to a device
Agreed set of rules for transferring files between devices on a network
Agreed way of sending emails on a network
Agreed way of checking files for errors
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Multiple Choice
What does TCP stand for?
Transcript Control Protocol
Transition Control Protocol
Transmit Control Protocol
Transmission Control Protocol
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Multiple Choice
What does HTTPS stand for?
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
Hyper Text Transport Protocol Secure
Hyper Text Transport Protocol
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure
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Multiple Choice
Which protocol is responsible for transferring computer files between client and server on a computer network?
SMTP
FTP
TCP/IP
HTTP
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an email protocol?
TCP
IMAP
UDP
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
Forwards data to the correct device
Routes data between networks
Modulates and demodulates signals
Broadcasts data to all devices
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Multiple Choice
What is a computer network?
Two or more computers connected to share resources
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Multiple Choice
What is the main function of a router in a network?
To connect devices within a LAN
To connect different networks and manage internet access
To store data for all computers in the network
To provide power to network devices
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Multiple Choice
What is the Concept of Layer?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following tasks is NOT mentioned as a responsibility of software in networking?
Handling tasks without knowing about other software in higher or lower layers
Encrypting all data packets
Routing traffic using IP
Sending web pages using HTTPS
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Multiple Choice
What happens to a packet when it reaches a router according to the TCP-IP model?
The router adds an application layer header
The router converts the packet into a frame
The router immediately sends the packet to its final destination
The router strips off the outer layer and passes it up to the network layer
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Multiple Choice
What is the significance of the TCP-IP protocol stack?
It is a single protocol that cannot be divided
It is only used for local area networks
It is outdated and no longer in use
It allows any device to communicate and transfer data across the internet
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Multiple Choice
Why are packets numbered in the transport layer?
To identify the type of application used
To ensure packets can be reassembled in the correct order
To increase the speed of data transfer
To make encryption easier
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Multiple Choice
What does the network (internet) layer add to each packet?
A source and destination MAC address
A source and destination IP address
The total number of packets and a port number
An application protocol header
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Multiple Choice
What is the role of the transport layer in the TCP-IP protocol stack?
To handle the physical connection between nodes
To decide the final destination of the packet
To add a source and destination IP address to each packet
To establish an end-to-end connection and split data into packets
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Multiple Choice
Which method is mentioned as a way to transfer data between devices?
Using peer-to-peer and client-server methods
Using a single type of cable for all data transfer
Only using wireless methods
Transferring data without splitting into packets
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Multiple Choice
What is the primary purpose of dividing networking into layers?
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of using different types of cables and wireless methods in networking?
To accommodate different data transmission needs and environments
To ensure data can only be sent in one direction
To complicate the networking setup process
To limit the speed of data transfer
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