Net Mod 5

What is the main objective of the module titled "Communication Principles"?

• To describe network communication protocols.

• To explain the importance of standards and protocols in network communications.

• To compare the OSI and TCP/IP models.

• To describe network communication standards.

Which topic involves comparing the OSI and TCP/IP models?

• Communication Protocols

• Communication Standards

• Network Communication Models

• Network Security Models

What is the objective related to Communication Protocols?

• Describe network communication standards.

• Compare the OSI and TCP/IP models.

• Describe network communication protocols.

• Explain the importance of network security.

What is an important step before beginning to communicate with each other?

• Establishing rules or agreements

• Ignoring the method of communication

• Using only one language

• Assuming messages are received

Which of the following is a factor that influences our communication expectations?

• The weather

• The time of day

• The situation, such as chatting online or a job interview

• The color of the room

What should be considered when establishing communication protocols?

• The method of communication, language, and message confirmation

• The color of the text

• The speed of typing

• The number of participants

Illustration of two people communicating using sign language and written notes.

• Using spoken language

• Using sign language and written notes

• Using telepathy

• Using body language

What is necessary before communication can begin according to the document?

• Understanding the message

• Reaching an agreement on the language used

• Confirming the order

• Speaking multiple languages

What indicates successful communication in the document?

• Speaking multiple languages

• Using complex vocabulary

• The intended message has been received and confirmed

• Ordering items correctly

Which of the following is a protocol that governs successful human communication?

• An identified sender and receiver

• Random message delivery

• Unstructured language

• Ignoring confirmation