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WorksheetsStructured Cabling (June 08 - Patrick Lapuz)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
1. What is an advantage of a structured cabling system?
a. Fault isolation
b. Helps reduce maintenance costs.
c. Support for future applications
d. All of the above
2. It is the shape or a design layout of a network.
a. Floor plan
b. Topology
c. Cabling system
d. Model
3. Which is not an essential cabling system element in a commercial building?
a. Equipment Room
b. Horizontal Cabling
c. Security Room
d. Work Area
4. Which is not a recommended cable practice?
a. Use connecting hardware that is of a lower category than the cable being used.
b. Place cabling at a sufficient distance from equipment.
c. Tie and dress horizontal cables neatly and with a minimum bend radius of 4 times
the cable diameter.
d. Locate the main cross-connect near the center of the building to limit cable
distances.
5. This is the most commonly used media in LAN connections.
a. UTP
b. Optical Fiber
c. Wireless
d. Coaxial Cable
6. This is also known as the Commercial Building Telecommunication Cabling Standard.
a. ANSI/TIA/EIA-606
b. TIA/EIA Cat6
c. TIA/EIA-568
d. ISO 11801
7. This connects multiple LANs together and are designed to connect different types of media, topologies, and even networks using different media access methods.
a. Switch
b. Router
c. UTP
d. RJ-45
8. What is the maximum allowable installed horizontal cable run distance?
a. 50m
b. 70m
c. 90m
d. 110m
9. They define how to lay cable in different topologies to ensure flawless continuity and connectivity and are designed around telecommunications code standards in a building.
a. Structured cabling systems
b. Network architecture
c. Local Area Network
d. Physical Topology
10. This Twisted Pair Cable can operate with up to 4-10Gbps of bandwidth over 100 meters and is designed to be tested up to 250Mhz
a. Cat5e
b. Single-mode
c. Cat6
d. Multimode
