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Cisco - ITN7 - Module 4-7 Review

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which is the correct order for the OSI Model from top down?

a)

Application, Presentation, Session, Transport, Network, Data Link, Physical

b)

Presentation, Application, Session, Transport, Network, Data Link, Physical

c)

Application, Presentation, Transport, Session, Network, Data Link, Physical

d)

Presentation, Application, Transport, Session, Network, Data Link, Physical

e)

Application, Presentation, Network, Session, Transport, Data Link, Physical

2.

What type of network media would be used for an enterprise backbone?

a)

Fiber

b)

UTP

c)

STP

d)

Wireless

3.

What type of network media would be used to connect desktop PCs to an office switch?

a)

Fiber

b)

UTP

c)

STP

d)

Wireless

4.

If your throughput is lower than your bandwidth, what could be the cause?

a)

The number of devices the data is travelling through

b)

The type of cable being used

c)

The encapsulation method being used

d)

The header information on the frame

5.

What is the delay of traffic across a network called?

a)

latency

b)

bandwidth

c)

throughput

d)

goodput

6.

What are two characteristics of fiber cabling? (Choose two)

a)

Not affected by EMI

b)

Affected by EMI

c)

Is more expensive than UTP

d)

Contains four pairs in each cable

e)

Has a foil shield to protect it

7.

Which OSI layer creates the signals that represent bits?

a)

Physical

b)

Network

c)

Transport

d)

Data Link

8.

In order to prevent the magnetic field that is created around wires from causing crosstalk, what is done with the wire?

a)

Different rate of twist for each pair

b)

Shielding around all of the pairs

c)

Grounding one side of the wire

d)

Nothing can be done, use fiber

9.

What are two factors of interference for UTP cable? (Choose two)

a)

crosstalk

b)

electromagnetic interference

c)

signal modulation interference

d)

bandwidth

e)

radio attenuation injection

10.

What could cause interference with wireless communications? (Choose two)

a)

microwaves

b)

blu-ray players

c)

baby monitors

d)

home theaters

e)

cell phones

11.

What is the term for the capacity at which a medium can carry data?

a)

bandwidth

b)

throughput

c)

goodput

d)

IEEE

12.

What is the term for how much data is transferred across a medium over a given period of time?

a)

latency

b)

bandwidth

c)

throughput

d)

goodput

13.

Which physical medium uses electrical impulses to transmit data?

a)

copper cable

b)

fiber-optic cable

c)

wireless

d)

unladen swallow

14.

Which physical medium uses light waves to transmit data?

a)

copper cable

b)

fiber-optic cable

c)

wireless

d)

unladen swallow

15.

Which physical medium uses microwaves to transmit data?

a)

copper cable

b)

fiber-optic cable

c)

wireless

d)

unladen swallow

16.

What is the term for how much useable data is transferred across a medium over a given period of time?

a)

latency

b)

bandwidth

c)

throughput

d)

goodput

17.

What type of connector is used with UTP cable?

a)

RJ-45

b)

Straight Tip

c)

Lucent

d)

Subscriber

18.

What type of fiber connector has a clip that must be pressed to disconnect it?

a)

RJ-45

b)

Straight Tip

c)

Lucent

d)

Subscriber

19.

What is the IEEE standard for wireless LAN technology?

a)

802.11

b)

802.15

c)

802.1

d)

802.16

20.

Which cable type will carry data up to 100Mbps?

a)

Cat 3 UTP

b)

Cat 5 UTP

c)

Cat 6 UTP

d)

Cat 7 UTP

21.

Name two functions of the Data Link Layer. (Choose two)

a)

Encapsulates packet data into Layer 2 frames.

b)

Exchanges frames between endpoints over the network media.

c)

Encapsulates segment data into Layer 3 frames.

d)

Receives encapsulated Layer 3 packets to send up to the Transport Layer.

e)

Ensures that only IPv4 packets are transmitted over the network.

22.

LLC or MAC sublayer function?


Places information in the frame denoting which network layer protocol is being used.

a)

LLC

b)

MAC

23.

LLC or MAC sublayer function?


Allows multiple Layer 3 protocols to use the same network interface and media.

a)

LLC

b)

MAC

24.

LLC or MAC sublayer function?


Is responsible for data encapsulation and media access control.

a)

LLC

b)

MAC

25.

LLC or MAC sublayer function?


Provides data link layer addressing.

a)

LLC

b)

MAC

26.

LLC or MAC sublayer function?


Allows integration with various physical layer technologies.

a)

LLC

b)

MAC

27.

What does the MAC sublayer provide with data encapsulation?

a)

Error Detection

b)

Encryption

c)

Multiple Layer 3 protocol use

d)

Segmenting of packets

28.

LLC or MAC sublayer function?


Controls the NIC.

a)

LLC

b)

MAC

29.

This WAN topology provides high availability by connecting every end system with every other end system.

a)

Point-to Point

b)

Hub and Spoke

c)

Mesh

d)

Partial Mesh

30.

This WAN topology connects end systems to a central intermediate device which connects to other intermediate devices.

a)

Point-to Point

b)

Hub and Spoke

c)

Mesh

d)

Extended Star

31.

This WAN topology connects branch sites to a central site. The branch sites cannot exchange data with other branch sites without going through the central site.

a)

Point-to Point

b)

Hub and Spoke

c)

Partial Mesh

d)

Extended Star

32.

half-duplex or full duplex?


Does not require media arbitration.

a)

half-duplex

b)

full-duplex

33.

half-duplex or full duplex?


Cannot transmit and receive at the same time.

a)

half-duplex

b)

full-duplex

34.

half-duplex or full duplex?


Can transmit and receive at the same time.

a)

half-duplex

b)

full-duplex

35.

CSMA/CD or CSMA/CA?


Listens first before transmitting.

a)

CSMA/CD

b)

CSMA/CA

36.

CSMA/CD or CSMA/CA?


Does not detect collisions.

a)

CSMA/CD

b)

CSMA/CA

37.

CSMA/CD or CSMA/CA?


Transmits the time duration it will need for a transmission.

a)

CSMA/CD

b)

CSMA/CA

38.

Where is error detection located in the data link frame?

a)

Header

b)

Data

c)

Trailer

d)

No error detection is possible

39.

When are Layer 2 physical addresses used?

a)

On the same IP network

b)

To traverse across multiple IP networks

c)

To determine routing information

d)

During segment encapsulation

40.

Where is the CRC value, used for verifying integrity, located?

a)

Frame Header

b)

Data

c)

Frame Trailer

d)

Packet Header

41.

If an Ethernet frame is received and it is less than 64 Bytes, what happens?

a)

The frame is discarded

b)

The frame is sent back to the source

c)

The error correction increases the frame size to 64 Bytes

d)

The frame is processed as usual

42.

What is the auto-MDIX feature on a switch?

a)

Automatic configuration for 10, 100, or 1000Mbs ports

b)

Automatic configuration for straight through or crossover cables

c)

Automatic configuration for half or full duplex operation

d)

Automatic configuration for IP addressing a port

43.

What is the destination MAC address for a frame leaving PC-A for PC-B

a)

BB:BB:BB:BB:BB:BB

b)

AA:AA:AA:AA:AA:AA

c)

CC:CC:CC:CC:CC:CC

d)

DD:DD:DD:DD:DD:DD

44.

What type of memory buffering would be best if a Layer 2 switch is switching frames from an incoming 1000Mbps port to a 100Mbps port?

a)

port-based

b)

shared memory

c)

fixed configuration

d)

speed-based

45.

What is an example of the cut-through switching method?

a)

store-and-forward

b)

fast-forward

c)

CRC

d)

QoS

46.

Which frame forwarding method receives the entire frame and performs a CRC check to detect errors before forwarding the frame?

a)

cut-through

b)

store-and-forward

c)

fragment-free

d)

fast-forward

47.

hat is the purpose of the FCS field in a frame?

a)

to obtain the MAC address of the sending node

b)

to verify the logical address of the sending node

c)

to compute the CRC header for the data field

d)

to determine if errors occurred in the transmission and reception

48.

Which switching method has the lowest level of latency?

a)

cut-through

b)

store-and-forward

c)

fragment-free

d)

fast-forward

49.

What would be one reason to use store-and-forward switching over cut-through switching method?

a)

collision detection

b)

error checking

c)

faster frame forwarding

d)

ability to use IPv4 or IPv6

50.

What two items does a switch look at when a packet first arrives?

a)

Source MAC address

b)

Destination MAC address

c)

Incoming port

d)

Destination port

51.

What does a switch use to build the MAC address table?

a)

Source MAC

b)

Destination MAC

c)

Source IP

d)

Destination IP

52.

Which switching method may cause invalid frames to be forwarded?

a)

Store-and-Forward

b)

Cut-through

c)

Keep-and-check

d)

CRC

53.

What will a switch do with a frame when the frame's destination MAC is in the MAC address table?

a)

Update the MAC address table with the new destination.

b)

Forward the frame out all ports except the one it arrived on.

c)

Forward the frame out the specified port.

d)

Change the destination IP address.

54.

What will a switch do if it received a frame with the destination MAC address of FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF?

a)

Forward the frame out all ports

b)

Forward the frame out all ports except the one it came in on

c)

Drop the frame

d)

Send the frame to next hop router

55.

What will a host do with a frame it receives with the destination MAC address of FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF?

a)

Drop the frame

b)

Process the frame

c)

Reply to switch with its own MAC address

d)

Return the frame to the switch

56.

What will a host do with a frame it receives with a destination MAC address it does not recognize?

a)

Drop the frame

b)

Process the frame

c)

Reply to switch with its own MAC address

d)

Return the frame to the switch