1.4 Connectivity Quiz

TP stands for?

• Twisted Pair

• Shielded Twisted Pair

• Several Twisted Pair

• Sheath Twisted Pair

STP stands for?

• Twisted Pair

• Shielded Twisted Pair

• Several Twisted Pair

• Sheath Twisted Pair

STP stands for?

• Twisted Pair

• Shielded Twisted Pairs

• Several Twisted Pairs

• Sheath Twisted Pairs

A pair of insulated wires are twisted together?

• Fibre Optic

• Copper Wire

• Lead Pipe

• Spanner

The shielded twisted pair combines shielding and cancellation and wire twisting. Each twisted pair is encased in "Metallica jacket" and four pairs of wires are wrapped in another "Metallica brand jacket".

• True

• False

The shielded twisted pair combines shielding and cancellation and wire twisting. Each twisted pair is encased in metallic jacket and four pairs of wires are wrapped in another metallic braid jacket.

• True

• False

The standard twisted pair combines shielding and cancellation and wire twisting. Each twisted pair is encased in metallic jacket and four pairs of wires are wrapped in another metallic braid jacket.

• True

• False

Select all the ADV of Fibre cables....

• Bandwidth - has greater bandwidth

• Interference - immune to electromagnetic interference

• Protection - fibres require LESS protection around the cable compared to copper.

• Safety - dielectric, so no spark hazard.

Select all the ADV of Fibre cables....

• Low power loss - an optic cable offer low power loss.

• Weight - fibre cables are thinner and lighter than metal.

• Protection - fibres require LESS protection around the cable compared to copper.

• Size - in comparison to copper, a fibre optic cable has nearly 4.5 times as much capacity as the wire.

Which would provide the fastest wired connection?

• Copper Wire (UTP)

• Copper Wire (SSTP)

• Copper Wire (STP)

• Lead Wire (LWP)