Quiz on Multiple Access Protocols

What is the primary purpose of multiple access protocols?

• To enhance network security

• To provide exclusive channels

• To resolve chaos in data transmission

• To increase data transmission speed

Which of the following is NOT a type of multiple access protocol?

• Controlled access protocols

• Random access protocols

• Sequential access protocols

• Channelization protocols

In random access protocols, what happens when multiple stations try to send data simultaneously?

• Collision occurs

• Data is transmitted successfully

• Data is sent in a prioritized manner

• Data is queued for later transmission

What does the acronym CSMA stand for in the context of random access protocols?

• Carrier Sense Multiple Access

• Control Sense Multiple Access

• Channel Sense Multiple Access

• Collision Sense Multiple Access

Which protocol allows stations to consult one another before sending data?

• Random access protocol

• Controlled access protocol

• Channelization protocol

• Collision detection protocol

What is the main issue that multiple access protocols aim to decrease?

• Collision

• Latency

• Data loss

• Bandwidth consumption

Which of the following is a method under channelization protocols?

• Token passing

• Polling

• ALOHA

• FDMA

In controlled access protocols, what must a station do before sending data?

• Check the channel status

• Wait for a random time

• Send data immediately

• Consult other stations for authorization

What does TDMA stand for?

• Total Division Multiple Access

• Token Division Multiple Access

• Transmission Division Multiple Access

• Time Division Multiple Access

Which of the following describes random access protocols?

• Stations can send data at any time

• Stations have different priorities

• Stations share the channel in a controlled manner

• Stations must wait for authorization