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ITN 07.01 Ethernet Frames

Total questions: 74

Worksheet time: 39mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

_____________ is a family of networking technologies defined in the IEEE 802.2 and 802.3 standards.

a)

Ethernet

b)

TCP/IP

c)

ARPANET

d)

HDLC

2.

Data from the Network layer is _____________ within an Ethernet frame before being transmitted to another device on the LAN.

a)

encapsulated

b)

provisioned

c)

segmented

d)

encoded

3.

Which of the following media can carry Ethernet communications?

a)

twisted-pair

b)

coaxial cable

c)

fiber-optic cable

4.

Ethernet standards define protocols/technologies at which layer(s) of the OSI model?

a)

Layer 1

b)

Layer 2

c)

Layer 3

d)

Layer 4

5.

IEEE _______ standards define protocols at the LLC sublayer.

a)

802.2

b)

802.3

c)

802.11

d)

802.15

6.

Ethernet is defined by protocols operating at which of the following OSI model layers?

a)

Physical

b)

Data Link

c)

Network

d)

Transport

7.

The MAC sublayer protocols are defined by which group of Ethernet standards?

a)

802.2

b)

802.3

c)

802.1

d)

802.5

8.

IEEE _____ defines protocols for Local Area Networks (LANs) and Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs).

a)

802

b)

801

c)

803

d)

804

9.

In the OSI model, network software operates at layers 3 through 7. The hardware operates at Layer 1. The ____ sublayer of the Data Link Layer handles communication between the network software and the hardware.

a)

LLC

b)

MAC

c)

IEP

d)

MRT

10.

In the Data Link Layer, LLC refers to the ____________ sublayer.

a)

Logical

b)

Long Link Collision

c)

Latent Link Contention

d)

Listening Link Connection

11.

The LLC sublayer assigns a field to the frame header identifying the ______ layer protocol being used for the frame.

a)

network

b)

transport

c)

physical

d)

application

12.

Which of the following IEEE _______ standard numbers refer to protocols that operate at the LLC sublayer?

a)

802.2

b)

802.3

c)

802.11

d)

802.15

13.

A __________ is the unit of data generated by Ethernet protocols at the Data Link Layer.

a)

frame

b)

segment

c)

byte

d)

packet

14.

What is the name of the Data Link Layer sublayer that is implemented in hardware?

a)

MAC

b)

LLC

c)

ARC

d)

TSL

15.

What is the name of the data link layer sublayer that provides addressing?

a)

MAC

b)

LLC

c)

ATM

d)

FDDI

16.

What is the name of the Data Link Layer sublayer that is integrated with physical layer technologies?

a)

MAC

b)

SDLC

c)

DSL

d)

TRA

17.

Which IEEE Standards group defines Ethernet standards?

a)

802.3

b)

802.11

c)

802.15

d)

802.2

18.

What is the number for the IEEE standards group that defines protocols for the LLC sublayer of the Data Link Layer?

a)

802.2

b)

802.3

c)

802.11

d)

802.15

19.

Which IEEE standards group defines protocols for WLAN technologies?

a)

802.11

b)

802.2

c)

802.3

d)

802.15

20.

What is the number for the IEEE standards group for wireless LAN communications?

a)

802.11

b)

802.2

c)

802.3

d)

802.15

21.

What is the number of the IEEE standards group defining protocols for WPAN technologies?

a)

802.15

b)

802.11

c)

802.2

d)

802.3

22.

Which group of technologies does IEEE 802.3 define?

a)

Ethernet

b)

WLAN

c)

WPAN

d)

LLC

23.

What group of technologies does IEEE 802.11 define?

a)

WLAN

b)

Ethernet

c)

WPAN

d)

LLC

24.

What group of technologies does IEEE 802.15 define?

a)

WLAN

b)

Ethernet

c)

WPAN

d)

LLC

25.

What group of technologies does IEEE 802.2 define?

a)

WLAN

b)

Ethernet

c)

WPAN

d)

LLC

26.

The protocol and technology specifications for Bluetooth (used in wireless headphones/speakers and other short-range wireless technologies) are included in which IEEE standards group?

a)

802.15

b)

802.11

c)

802.2

d)

802.3

27.

The protocol and technology specifications for wireless local area networks are included in which IEEE standards group?

a)

802.15

b)

802.11

c)

802.2

d)

802.3

28.

The protocol and technology specifications for wired Ethernet local area networks are included in which IEEE standards group?

a)

802.15

b)

802.11

c)

802.2

d)

802.3

29.

The protocol and technology specifications for wireless personal area networks are included in which IEEE standards group?

a)

802.15

b)

802.11

c)

802.2

d)

802.3

30.

The protocol and technology specifications for RFID are included in which IEEE standards group?

a)

802.15

b)

802.11

c)

802.2

d)

802.3

31.

Which of the following IEEE standards groups are associated with the MAC sublayer of the Data Link Layer?

a)

802.15

b)

802.11

c)

802.2

d)

802.3

32.

Which of the following IEEE standards groups are associated with the LLC sublayer of the Data Link Layer?

a)

802.15

b)

802.11

c)

802.2

d)

802.3

33.

Within the Data Link Layer, the ________ sublayer is responsible for data encapsulation and accessing the media.

a)

MAC

b)

LLC

c)

DMI

d)

DEC

34.

The Ethernet frame includes both a source and destination _______ address.

a)

MAC

b)

IP

c)

LLC

d)

ETHERTYPE

35.

The source and destination MAC address are used to deliver the Ethernet frame from one Ethernet NIC to another on _________________

a)

the same network

b)

different networks

c)

on the same device

36.

The IEEE 802.3 standards define Ethernet communications for which types of media?

a)

copper

b)

fiber-optic

c)

coaxial

d)

wireless

37.

The IEEE __________ standards define Fast Ethernet (up to 100 Mbps)

a)

802.3u

b)

802.3z

c)

802.ab

d)

802.ae

38.

The IEEE __________ standards define Gigabit Ethernet (up to 1000 Mbps) over fiber.

a)

802.3u

b)

802.3z

c)

802.ab

d)

802.ae

39.

The IEEE __________ standards define Gigabit Ethernet (up to 1000 Mbps) over copper.

a)

802.3u

b)

802.3z

c)

802.ab

d)

802.ae

40.

The IEEE __________ standards define 10 Gigabit Ethernet (up to 10000 Mbps) over fiber.

a)

802.3u

b)

802.3z

c)

802.ab

d)

802.ae

41.

Legacy Ethernet uses a __________ logical topology.

a)

bus

b)

star

c)

ring

d)

mesh

42.

The ________ was a networking device used by legacy Local Area Networks that supported a logical bus topology.

a)

hub

b)

switch

c)

T-line

d)

frame relay

43.

Legacy LANs using hubs operate on a ____________ duplex medium.

a)

half

b)

full

c)

shared

d)

semi

44.

Ethernet over a half-duplex medium uses a _________________ media access method.

a)

contention-based

b)

controlled

c)

supervised

d)

corollated

45.

Ethernet over a half-duplex medium uses which media access method?

a)

CSMA/CD

b)

CSMA/CA

c)

CSMA/CS

d)

CSMA/SR

46.

CSMA/CD is a _________________ media access method.

a)

contention-based

b)

controlled

c)

supervised

d)

corollated

47.

How do devices using a CSMA/CD access method share the medium?

a)

Only one device transmits at a time.

b)

All devices transmit at the same time.

c)

Up to half the devices can transmit at the same time.

d)

CSMA/CD only supports one device on a given medium.

48.

_______ allows devices to share the same half-duplex medium, detecting collisions when more than one device tries to submit at the same time.

a)

CSMA/CD

b)

CSMA/CA

c)

CSMA/CR

d)

CSMA/CC

49.

What does the CD in CSMA/CD stand for?

a)

Collision Detection

b)

Certified Data

c)

Continuing Determination

d)

Connected Devices

50.

In a half-duplex medium, a __________________ occurs when multiple devices on the medium attempt to transmit at the same time.

a)

collision

b)

dispersion

c)

cancellation

d)

synchronization

51.

Ethernet LANs today use switches that operate in which duplex mode?

a)

full

b)

half

c)

tiered

d)

controlled

52.

True/False. Full duplex communications with Ethernet switches require media access control.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

True/False. CSMA/CD media access is not required for full duplex communications with Ethernet switches

a)

True

b)

False

54.

The minimum Ethernet frame size is ________ bytes

a)

64

b)

32

c)

128

d)

256

55.

An Ethernet frame that is less than 64 bytes in size is considered a _________________.

a)

collision fragment

b)

preamble

c)

frame check sequence

d)

cyclic redundancy

56.

What does the receiving device do if it receives an Ethernet frame that is less than 64 bytes in size?

a)

Discards the frame

b)

Broadcasts the frame to all devices on the network

c)

Sends an ARP response back to the original sender

d)

De-encapsulates the frame

57.

Ethernet frames that are larger than 1518 bytes are considered ___________

a)

jumbo frames

b)

collision frames

c)

signaling frames

d)

repeating frames

58.

What is the name of the Ethernet frame field used to get the attention of the receiving node(s)?

a)

Preamble and Start Frame Delimiter (SFD)

b)

Frame Check Sequence (FCS)

c)

EtherType

d)

Synchronization Byte Unit (SBU)

59.

What is the Ethernet frame field used to identify the intended recipient of the frame?

a)

Destination MAC address

b)

Destination IP address

c)

Destination Neighbor address

d)

Destination Loopback address

60.

What is the Ethernet frame field used to identify the originating NIC or interface of the frame?

a)

Source MAC address

b)

Source IP address

c)

Source Neighbor address

d)

Source Loopback address

61.

How many bytes in size is an Ethernet MAC address?

a)

6 bytes (48 bits)

b)

4 bytes (32 bits)

c)

16 bytes (128 bits)

d)

32 bytes (256 bits)

62.

What is the Ethernet field used to identify the upper layer protocol encapsulated in the Ethernet frame?

a)

Type

b)

Protocol

c)

Payload

d)

Packet

63.

What is the hexadecimal value in the Type field of an Ethernet frame if the frame encapsulates an IPv4 packet?

a)

0x800

b)

0x86DD

c)

0x806

d)

0x866

64.

What is the hexadecimal value in the Type field of an Ethernet frame if the frame encapsulates an IPv6 packet?

a)

0x800

b)

0x86DD

c)

0x806

d)

0x866

65.

What is the hexadecimal value in the Type field of an Ethernet frame if the frame encapsulates ARP traffic?

a)

0x800

b)

0x86DD

c)

0x806

d)

0x866

66.

If the data encapsulated by an Ethernet frame is small enough that the frame would be less than 64 bytes in size, additional bits called a __________ are added to the payload.

a)

pad

b)

delimiter

c)

preamble

d)

frame check sequence

67.

Which field in an Ethernet frame is used to detect errors in the frame?

a)

Frame Check Sequence (FCS)

b)

Start Frame Delimiter (SFD)

c)

Port Number

d)

Control

68.

The FCS field in an Ethernet frame contains the result of a calculation called a __________________, which is recalculated and compared by the receiving host to check for errors.

a)

Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC)

b)

Ethernet Parametric Counter (EPC)

c)

Qualified Modulus Equivalent (QME)

d)

Loopback Dispersion Distance (LDD)

69.

Which part of an Ethernet Frame uses a pad to increase the frame field to at least 64 bytes?

a)

EtherType

b)

Preamble

c)

Start of Frame Delimiter

d)

Data field

70.

Which part of an Ethernet Frame describes the higher-layer protocol that is encapsulated?

a)

EtherType

b)

Preamble

c)

Start of Frame Delimiter

d)

Frame Check Sequence

71.

Which data link sublayer controls the network interface through software drivers?

a)

LLC

b)

MAC

c)

MDT

d)

LRC

72.

Which data link sublayer works with the upper layers to add application information for delivery of data to higher level protocols?

a)

LLC

b)

MAC

c)

ERP

d)

CSR

73.

What is a function of the MAC sublayer? (Choose any/all that apply.)

a)

control access to the media

b)

check for errors in received bits

c)

use CSMA/CD or CSMA/CA to support Ethernet technology

d)

communicates between software at the upper layers and the device hardware at the lower layers

e)

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

74.

What is a function of the LLC sublayer? (Choose any/all that apply.)

a)

control access to the media

b)

check for errors in received bits

c)

use CSMA/CD or CSMA/CA to support Ethernet technology

d)

communicates between software at the upper layers and the device hardware at the lower layers

e)

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