WorksheetsCommunication Technologies
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 11mins
The study of the transmission of information or messages through different systems is called
science
mathematics
communications
engineering
The process of converting a message into a code. This keeps the message private to anyone who does not have the key to the code.
decryption
encryption
digital
analog
A signal that uses binary code (1s and 0s). It provides a constant and consistent signal.
analog
digital
binary
encrypted
A signal that is a continuous wave, varying in strength or frequency (includes the human voice and FM radio).
decrypted
encrypted
digital
analog
The original sender of the message, which could be a person or a machine
destination
source
transmitter
receiver
An electronic device that produces radio waves - or the device that sends the message.
receiver
transmitter
encoder
digital signal
Device that captures radio signals to convert signals into a usable or readable form
decoder
receiver
transmitter
communication
A device, circuit, software program, or person that converts information from the source into another format to prepare for transmission.
transmitter
receiver
decoder
encoder
A device that converts signal into sound, pictures, or readable text for the receiver.
encoder
decoder
transmitter
source
Transmits communication signals over hair-thin strands of glass or plastic
radio waves
antenna
fiber optics
analog signal
Type of electromagnetic radiation, not visible to the human eye, that is used for communication technologies, such as television, mobile phones and radios.
fiber optics
micro waves
infrared waves
radio waves
The range of wavelengths or frequencies over which electromagnetic radiation extends. Includes radio waves, microwaves, visible light, etc.
color spectrum
electromagnetic spectrum
transmission spectrum
communication spectrum
Which term is NOT part of the sending of a message in the communications process?
transmitter
source
receiver
encoder
Which term is NOT part of the receiving of a message in the communications process?
receiver
decoder
encoder
destination
