Benjamin, Ava, and Aiden are working on a school project together. They need to share resources and information. What can they use to achieve this?

• A network, which is a group of computers that are connected together

• A dedicated computer that provides a certain service and manages resources

• Computers that share resources and have equal control over them

• A device used to transfer data between computers on a network

Aria, Jackson, and Aiden are setting up a network for their school's computer lab. They are considering a setup where all the workstations are connected and a dedicated computer provides services and manages resources. What type of network are they considering?

• A network where workstations are connected and a dedicated computer provides services and manages resources

• A network where computers share resources and have equal control over them

• A network typically found in home and small offices

• A network that allows computers and devices to connect wirelessly

Aiden, Priya, and Isla are setting up a network for their school project. They are considering a network where all their computers share resources and have equal control over them. What type of network are they considering?

• A network where their computers are connected and a dedicated computer provides services and manages resources

• A network where their computers share resources and have equal control over them

• A network typically found in home and small offices

• A network that allows their computers and devices to connect wirelessly

Abigail, Charlotte, and Jackson are in a computer lab at school. They notice that all the computers in the lab are connected together. What is this setup called?

• A group of school computers connected together

• A group of computers connected to the Internet

• A device used to transfer data between computers on a network

• A cellular data network used by smartphones and mobile devices

Evelyn, Charlotte, and Mia are setting up a computer network for their school project. What would they use an IP address for in this context?

• To help their computer find other computers on the network

• To represent a unique series of numbers given to their computer on the network

• To transfer data between their computers on the network

• To connect their computers and devices to a local area network wirelessly

Sophia, Abigail, and Mason are at a local library using the library's Wi-Fi. This Wi-Fi is considered a public network because it can be accessed by the general public. Is this statement true?

• True

• False

A ________ is a device that transfers data between networks.

• Router

• Modem

• Network

• Internet

Oliver, Ava, and Sophia are setting up a network for their school project. They are considering a network where a dedicated computer provides services and manages resources. What type of network are they considering?

• A network where their computers are connected and a dedicated computer provides services and manages resources

• A network where their computers share resources and have equal control over them

• A network typically found in home and small offices

• A network that allows their computers and devices to connect wirelessly

Emma, Noah, and Liam are working on a group assignment. They need to access the same file at the same time. What technology can they use to achieve this?

• A cloud storage service, which allows files to be accessed from any device

• A printer, which allows them to print the file

• A scanner, which allows them to scan the file

• A fax machine, which allows them to send the file

Emma, Liam, and Noah are setting up a network for their school's library. They are considering a setup where all the computers have equal control over resources and can share them. What type of network are they considering?

• A network where computers share resources and have equal control over them

• A network where workstations are connected and a dedicated computer provides services and manages resources

• A network that allows computers and devices to connect wirelessly

• A network typically found in home and small offices