What is the fastest type of network connection?

• Ethernet

• Mobile data

• Fibre optics

• Wi-fi

How far can Wi-fi reach?

• Around 50 meters

• Around 70 meters

• Around 20 meters

• Around 100 meters

Which of these is not a wireless connection?

• Bluetooth

• 4G

• Wi-fi

• Ethernet

Which is listed from slowest to fastest?

• Wifi, ethernet, Fibre optics

• Fibre optics, 4G, ethernet

• Fibre optics, bluetooth, 4G

• 4G, fibre optics, ethernet

Which best explains how mobile connections work?

• They use wi-fi to connect radio towers to phones

• They use wi-fi and Bluetooth to connect radio towers to phones

• They use wireless signals to connect radio towers and satellites to phones

• They use wired signals to connect radio towers and satellites to phones

What connection type are many countries building for homes and businesses?

• Ethernet

• Wi-fi

• Bluetooth

• Fibre optics

How does ethernet work?

• It uses wireless signals to transmit electrical impulses

• It uses wireless signals to transmit light impulses

• It uses wired signals to transmit electrical impulses

• It uses wired signals to transmit light impulses

What connection type is best if you want to move around inside?

• 4G

• Wi-fi

• Ethernet

• Fibre optics

Are wireless connections usually faster than wired connections?

• Yes, except for fibre optics

• Yes, except for wi-fi

• No, usually wired is faster

• No, they are about the same

What is the main difference between fibre optic and ethernet connections?

• Fibre optics use light transmitted in glass threads while ethernet uses copper wires and electrical signals

• Fibre optics use copper wires and electrical signals while ethernet uses light transmitted in glass threads

• Fibre optics use light transmitted in glass threads while ethernet uses wireless signals on 4G

• Fibre optics use wireless signals on 4G while ethernet uses copper and electrical signals