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Week #1,2 and 3_CNETSEC

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

set of rules and conventions

a)

network protocols

b)

standard

c)

internet protocols

2.

These are set of rules that enable effective communication to occur.

a)

internet protocol

b)

network protocol

c)

standard

3.

These are agreed-upon definition of protocol.

a)

protocol

b)

standard

c)

network protocol

4.

5 important organizations, except

a)

ANSI

b)

IEEE

c)

LTO

d)

IETF

e)

WWW

5.

official standards organizations in the united states

a)

ANSI

b)

IEEE

c)

ISO

6.

an international organization that publishes several key networking standards

a)

ANSI

b)

IEEE

c)

ISO

7.

a federation of more than 100 standards organizations throughout the world

a)

IETF

b)

IEEE

c)

ISO

8.

an organization responsible for the protocols that drive the internet

a)

IETF

b)

IEEE

c)

ISO

9.

an international organization that handles the development of standards for the world wide web

a)

IETF

b)

W3C

c)

ISO

10.

is a conceptual framework used to describe the functions of a networking system

a)

network protocols

b)

standard

c)

OSI reference model

11.

a distributed packet-switch network; made up of an incredibly large number of independent operated networks

a)

internet

b)

TCP/IP model

c)

OSI reference model

12.

a model designed to standardize computer networking

a)

internet

b)

TCP/IP model

c)

OSI reference model

13.

how many layers has OSI have?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

7

14.

we send data and each layer will add its own bit of information

a)

internet

b)

encapsulation

c)

decapsulation

15.

What do you call the network used for military?

(a)  

16.

What do you call the network used for non-military?

(a)  

17.

Where are the internet standards published?

(a)  

18.

ANSI stands for?

a)

american national standard institute

b)

american national security institute

c)

american nationwide standard institute

19.

IEEE stands for?

a)

institute of electrical and electronics engineer

b)

institute of electronics and execution engineer

c)

american nationwide standard institute

20.

ISO stands for?

a)

international organization of standardization

b)

institute of electrical and electronics engineer

c)

american nationwide standard institute

21.

who build ARPANET?

a)

department of engineering

b)

department of defense

c)

CCSE

22.

It refers to the Goliath of all computers.

a)

protocol

b)

internet

c)

CCSE

23.

2nd OSI layer

a)

presentation layer

b)

session layer

c)

transport layer

24.

4th OSI layer

a)

network layer

b)

data link layer

c)

transport layer

25.

3rd OSI layer

a)

presentation layer

b)

session layer

c)

transport layer

26.

5th OSI layer

a)

network layer

b)

session layer

c)

transport layer

27.

6th OSI layer

a)

network layer

b)

data link layer

c)

presentation layer

28.

7th OSI layer

a)

network layer

b)

data link layer

c)

physical layer

29.

1st TCP/IP protocol framework

a)

network layer

b)

application layer

c)

transport layer

30.

2nd TCP/IP protocol framework

a)

network layer

b)

application layer

c)

transport layer

31.

3rd TCP/IP protocol framework

a)

network layer

b)

application layer

c)

transport layer

32.

4th TCP/IP protocol framework

a)

network layer

b)

network interface layer

c)

transport layer

33.

1st OSI layer

a)

application layer

b)

data link layer

c)

physical layer

34.

the process of encoding, restructing or otherwise modifying data in order to reduce its size.

a)

data compression

b)

encryption

c)

decapsulation

35.

a way of scrambling data so that only authorized parties can understand the information

a)

data compression

b)

encryption

c)

decapsulation

36.

the process of converting human-readable plaintext to incomprehensible text, also known as ciphertext

a)

data compression

b)

encryption

c)

decapsulation

37.

ARPANET began to reach its limit in mid?

a)

1980s

b)

1970s

c)

1990s

38.

a type of RCF document that represents an internet standard that is defined with one of the maturity levels

a)

internet standards track

b)

informational specifications

c)

historical specifications

39.

a type of RCF document that simply provide general information for the internet community

a)

internet standards track

b)

informational specifications

c)

historical specifications

40.

a type of RCF document that is the result of research or development efforts

a)

internet standards track

b)

experimental specifications

c)

historical specifications

41.

a type of RCF document that have been superseded by a more recent RFC and are thus considered obsolete

a)

internet standards track

b)

experimental specifications

c)

historical specifications

42.

a type of RCF document that summarize the consensus of the internet community; is a guideline, not a standard

a)

best current practice

b)

experimental specifications

c)

historical specifications

43.

generally stable, have resolved known design choices are believed to be well understood

a)

proposed standard

b)

draft standard

c)

internet standard

44.

well understood and known to be quite stable

a)

proposed standard

b)

draft standard

c)

internet standard

45.

have been fully accepted by the internet community as highly mature and useful standards

a)

proposed standard

b)

draft standard

c)

internet standard