Unit 2 Networking Quiz BSIT 3A

What is a domain in computer networking?

• A type of cable used for network connections

• A central database for network devices

• The space on a computer where files are stored

• A type of wireless router

What is a Collision Domain?

• A network segment connected by shared media

• A type of wireless network

• The space on a computer where data collisions are stored

• A router configuration setting

In which domain type can nodes reach each other using broadcast at the data link layer?

• Collision Domain

• Broadcast Domain

• Ethernet Domain

• Router Domain

(True/False) Every port on a switch or in a hub should be in the same broadcast domain.

• True

• False

What happens when the number of devices in a collision domain increases?

• Network efficiency improves

• The chances of collisions decrease

• The chances of collisions increase

• The network quality improves

What type of network environment does the broadcast domain mostly use?

• Shared medium

• Switched environment

• Repeater network

• Wireless network

In which domain are all ports on a router in separate broadcast domains?

• Collision Domain

• Broadcast Domain

• Ethernet Domain

• Router Domain

In a broadcast domain, who gets a copy of the broadcast packet?

• Only connected switches

• Only the router

• Both connected switches and the router

• None of the above

(True/False) The Collision domain is limited to a specific IP subnetwork for all types of IP broadcasts.

• True

• False

What is the key difference between Collision and Broadcast Domains?

• Collision Domains use routers, Broadcast Domains use switches

• Collision Domains involve packet collisions, while Broadcast Domains do not

• Collision Domains are limited to specific IP subnetworks, Broadcast Domains are not

• Collision Domains allow traffic to flow in only one direction, while Broadcast Domains allow traffic to flow in both directions