Fundamentals of Internet - Unit I

What was the original purpose of ARPANET?

• To connect universities for research

• To create a decentralized, fault-tolerant communication network

• To enable global e-commerce

• To develop the World Wide Web

Which of the following is NOT considered a major Internet service?

• World Wide Web (WWW)

• Email

• File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

• Analog telephony

What does edge computing aim to achieve?

• Increase centralized data processing

• Reduce latency and bandwidth usage

• Replace cloud computing entirely

• Enhance traditional cable networks

Which technology is exploring the use of higher frequency bands for wireless communication, potentially offering speeds far exceeding 5G?

• Quantum Internet

• Edge Computing

• Terahertz (THz) Communication

• Blockchain Networking

What is the primary function of routers in Internet infrastructure?

• Store websites and databases

• Convert digital signals to analog

• Direct data packets between computer networks

• Enable wireless connectivity for devices

Which protocol suite forms the foundation of Internet communication?

• HTTP/HTTPS

• FTP

• SMTP

• TCP/IP

What is the main advantage of quantum internet technology?

• Faster download speeds

• Unhackable communication

• Reduced energy consumption

• Improved video streaming quality

Which of the following is NOT a typical hardware component in Internet infrastructure?

• Routers

• Modems

• Compilers

• Network Interface Cards (NICs)

What was Tim Berners-Lee's contribution to the Internet?

• Invention of email

• Development of TCP/IP

• Creation of the World Wide Web

• Establishment of ARPANET

Which technology aims to provide global Internet access through large constellations of low-Earth orbit satellites?

• 5G

• Fiber optics

• Space-based Internet

• Edge computing