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wsn2

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The technique that makes possible the task of listening and talking in communication system is called ________

a)

Simplexing

b)

Duplexing

c)

Modulating

d)

Multiple access technique

2.

Frequency division duplexing provides ____ distinct bands of frequencies for _____ user.

a)

Two, two

b)

Two, one

c)

One, two

d)

Two ,many

3.

Which multiple access technique is used by IEEE 802.11 standard for wireless LAN?

a)

CDMA

b)

CSMA/CA

c)

Aloha

d)

Non of the mentioned

4.

Which of the following statements does not describe the S-MAC protocol correctly?

a)

Energy dissipation is reduced in S-MAC through idle listening

b)

Implementation of the algorithm is simple

c)

The sleep and listen vary constantly based on the network traffic conditions

d)

all of the mentioned

5.

Why is implementation of MAC protocols important in context of WSNs?

a)

Supports multi-hop communication, alongside single-hop

b)

Special design for energy-constrained environments

c)

Support for Ad-hoc node deployment

d)

all of the mentioned

6.

Which is not a cause for undesired energy wastage in WSNs?

a)

Sensing of events

b)

Idle listening

c)

Overhearing in case of densely deployed sensor networks

d)

Collision of transmitted frames

7.

What is vulnerable time in Pure Aloha?

a)

twice the frame time

b)

half the frame time

c)

two third of the frame time

d)

Exactly the frame time

8.

The medium access control (MAC) is a sublayer Of ___________

a)

data link layer

b)

network layer

c)

physical layer

d)

application layer

9.

Carrier Sense Multiple Access (CSMA) is based on medium called ___________

a)

Listen and talk

b)

Listen before sending

c)

Sense before transmit

d)

Sense before Collision

10.

Mostly ________ is used in wireless LAN.

a)

time division multiplexing

b)

orthogonal frequency division multiplexing

c)

space division multiplexing

d)

none of the mentioned