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Worksheet time: 53mins
Which network covers a large geographical area?
LAN
WAN
Which network is being used?
Valley Park School has computers being used in a number of school buildings within the site.
Which network is being used?
LAN
WAN
Computer networks share...
Files
Resources
Software
All of the above
Every computer in A17 has access to the ________ because they are part of a network
Printer
Interactive board
Your computer is the _______ in a client-server relationship
Client
Server
The _______ provides your computer with a service (e.g. accessing websites, loading emails) in a client-server relationship
Client
Server
Which of these is NOT a type of server?
Web
Board
Which network connection is mobile, inexpensive, and is easy to set up?
Wireless
Wired
What do networks allow you to share?
information
dinner
cars
desks
How do wired networks connect to other devices?
Radio frequencies
Microwave signals
Ethernet cables
Barbed wire
What network covers a LARGE geographical area?
LAN
WAN
BAN
KAN
What do you need to connect networks together?
keyboard
client
printer
router
What network covers the smallest geographical area?
Wide Area Network
Local Area Network
Personal Area Network
Metropolitan Area Netwrok
A network at a single site such as an individual office building is a ___
LAN
WAN
PAN
MAN
Firewalls___
are software on the computer
protect the network
help you lock your modem/router
Bus and Star are examples of
network typology
firewalls
Local Area Networks are usually located within a single building
True
False
Each device connected to the network is called a...
node
hub
computer
stand alone machine
If there is a problem with the ... then people on the network will be unable to access their files.
Internet server
File server
Mail server
Database server
The internet is owned by...
no one
the USA
NATO
the government
What type of topology is this?
Bus
Loop
Ring
Mesh
What type of topology is this?
Bus
Line
Ring
Hybrid
A hybrid topology is...
a made up topology
when two or more topologies are used.
when a network doesn't have a structure
What topology is this?
Mesh
Line
Star
Five pointed
Which of these statements is TRUE about a LAN?
A LAN connects computers in a small area such as an office
A modem is needed to connect a computer to a LAN
A LAN consists of only one computer
Which of the following networks is LEAST likely to be a WAN?
The Internet
A school network
A network of bank cash dispensers
Which type of network needs a 'hub' or 'switch'?
Star
Ring
Bus
What is a client?
A client is any computer in a network.
A client is a single computer that is not connected to any other.
A client is the central hub in a network.
What is a server?
A server is any computer in a network.
A server is a powerful computer that acts as a central hub in a network.
A server is a single computer that is not connected to any other.
Which of these would be a benefit of having a network?
Preventing any viruses spreading from computer to computer.
Sharing hardware, software and data.
Preventing computers from being hacked.
Which of these is a problem that could occur with a network?
A virus spreading from computer to computer.
Sharing software and data.
Sharing hardware.
What is a computer called when it is not connected to a network?
A client.
A server.
A standalone.
What is a local area network?
Computers or devices that are connected over a large geographic area.
Computers or devices that are not connected together.
Computers or devices that are connected over a small geographic area.
What is an example of a local area network?
A school network.
The internet.
A standalone.
What is a wide area network?
Computers or devices that are connected over a small geographic area.
Computers or devices that are connected over a large geographic area.
Computers or devices that are not connected together.
What is an example of a wide area network?
A home network.
A standalone.
The internet.
is a wireless local area network
WLAN
LAN
WAN
Which allows for the fastest connection?
Cable
Wireless
A _____ is needed to connect two different networks together
Hub
Switch
Router
Which of the following shows the correct arrangemment of networks from the smallest to the largest network?
LAN, WAN, MAN, PAN
PAN, LAN, MAN, WAN
WAN, PAN, LAN, MAN
WAN, MAN, PAN, LAN
In computer networks, MAN stands for ... Area Network.
Master
Maximum
Metropolitan
Mini
The Word Wide Web (WWW) is the largest ...
Local Area Network (LAN)
Wide Area Network (WAN)
Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
Which of the following is a router?
Home networks are more likely to use a...
router
switch
hub
Most common type of wireless connection.
Bluetooth
Wifi
Which of the following CANNOT be a reason for network problems?
Incorrect network problems
Unplugged network hub,switch
Network cables are connected
Network disabled
What are advantages of a wireless network?
No wires/cables and power spikes are less likely to run through cables to damage workstations.
Expense of wired equipment and licensing issues.
Vulnerable to interference by devices,like baby monitors or cordless phones.
Worse portability in comparison of a wired network.
Which network connection is faster and more relaiable?
Wired
Wireless
network designed for a town or city
LAN (Local Area Network)
MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)
WAN (Wide Area Network)
PAN (Personal Area Network)
spans a large geographic area, such as a state, province or country. WANs often connect multiple smaller networks, such as local area networks (LANs) or metro area networks (MANs).
LAN (Local Area Network)
MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)
PAN (Personal Area Network)
WAN (Wide Area Network)
supplies networking capability to a group of computers in close proximity to each other such as in an office building, a school, or a home
LAN (Local Area Network)
MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)
WAN (Wide Area Network)
PAN (Personal Area Network)
provides wireless network communication over short distances using radio or infrared signals instead of traditional network cabling.
WLAN (WIRLESS LOCAL AREA NETWORK)
PAN (Personal Area Network)
CAN (Campus Area Network, Cluster Area Network)
LAN (Local Area Network)
computer network organized around an individual person. Personal area networks typically involve a mobile computer, a cell phone and/or a handheld computing device such as a PDA.
PAN (Personal Area Network)
CAN (Campus Area Network, Cluster Area Network)
WAN (Wide Area Network)
LAN (Local Area Network)
one of the most common network topologies found in most offices and home networks.
STAR TOPOLOGY
RING TOPOLOGY
BUS TOPOLOGY
two or more topologies are combined to form a complete network.
TREE / HYBRID TOPOLOGY
MESH TOPOLOGY
STAR TOPOLOGY
Computer networks can be connected via cables or
wirelessly
the Internet
plumbing
Computer networks allow users to share:
printers
screens
input devices
power
What is the most common network topology today?
star
collapsed ring
ring
bus
______ uses encrypted data before it is sent over a public network
WAN
SAN
VPN
MAN
Which of the following is an example of network topology?
Nova
Bus
Branched
Circle
Which network topology would be used to directly connect every computer in an office to every other computer in the office, using a one-to-one cabling method?
Mesh
Star
Bus
Ring
Tree
Which network topology uses a central hub or controller?
Point-to-point
Mesh
Ring
Star
Bus
Consider a number of computers are in a network, and one computer crashes. In which of the following network topologies will the entire network also go down?
Ring
Star
Bus
Tree
How do clients communicate with the server?
It uses the shared resources on the server
The Network
It speaks to the client
It uses the patches that come with the server and client
What is a server?
A network where data is hosted and pulled by clients
A computer that does all of the work for another computing, serving its every need
A satellite computer that requests data from a central computer in a network
A computer that hosts data and other resources for clients
A single point of failure (SPF) is ______.
A web of servers where all servers must fail for the network to fail
A lone link in a network that can bring down the whole network if it fails
A client that can crash and bring down the network
A web of clients on a network where all clients must fail for the network to fail
What is a network client?
A computer that send data but does not receive it
A computer that provides communications with other clients without an intermediary computer
A computer that receives data but does not send it
A computer that connects to a server in order to use and share resources with it
What is the benefit of the client-server model?
It is faster than direct connection of clients
Redundant resources
There are many servers to choose from
Ease of management
