Ad Hoc Networks

What is the primary function of a network?

• To connect devices and share resources

• To provide entertainment

• To store data permanently

• To protect devices from viruses

2. 2. Which of the following is an example of a network?

• A single computer

• A printer connected to multiple computers

• A book on a shelf

• A smartphone without internet

3. What is a bus network?

• A type of transportation network

• A network where all devices are connected to a central cable

• A wireless network

• A network used for gaming

4. Why can traditional networks be inflexible?

• They are wireless

• They are only used at night

• They require physical connections that are hard to change

• They have unlimited range

What does "ad hoc" mean in the context of networks?

• Planned in advance

• Temporary and spontaneous

• Permanent and fixed

• Related to gaming

What is a personal hotspot?

• A permanent internet connection

• A network set up using a phone for a short time

• A type of fixed router

• A device that stores data

Why are ad hoc networks useful?

• They are long-lasting

• They can be set up quickly for short-term use

• They require complex setups

• They can only be used in homes

8. Which scenario best describes when to use a personal hotspot?

• When you have a stable internet connection

• When your home network is down

• When you are at school

• When you are charging your phone

9. What is a server in a network?

• A type of printer

• A standard computer

• A powerful computer that manages resources

• A device that connects to the internet

10. How do ad hoc networks differ from traditional networks?

• They are slower

• They are more flexible and temporary

• They require more devices

• They are always wired