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WorksheetsData Communication Lesson
Total questions: 120
Worksheet time: 56mins
Bandwidth is measured by ...
megabyte rate
byte rate
bit rate
gygabyte rate
Latency is measured in ...
miliseconds
seconds
megabytes per second
bits per second
Time it takes for a bit to travel from one place to another is called ...
Copper cable
Bandwidth
Bit rate
Latency
What type of compression allows you to reconstruct the original data?
Lossless compression
Lossy compression
What type of compression does not allow you to reconstruct the original data?
Lossless compression
Lossy compression
How much delay there is in your internet connection
Latency
Bandwidth
How much data you can download per second
Latency
Bandwidth
How many people can use the internet at the same time
Latency
Bandwidth
How far away you are from a network hub affects...
Latency
Bandwidth
Network performance refers to how well data is transmitted through the network.
False
True
The "bit rate" measures ....
the server speed
the cable speed
the network speed
Megabits per second (Mbps) refers to a speed of ....
a million bits per second
a hundred bits per second
a thousand bits per second
a thousand million bits per second
This term describes how much data can be transferred over a connection in a given time.
Transmission media
Contention ratio
Bandwidth
Bandwidth is about the speed the data is transmitted.
False
True
The number of users on a network can affect the network performance
True
False
The ...... can be used to measure the ratio of users compared to the available bandwidth
network ratio
contention ratio
bandwidth ratio
Wireless connections can carry more data around the network than wired connections
False
True
Small LANs are more likely to make use of ...
fibre optic cables
copper Ethernet cables
Fibre optic cables are often used for WANs because ....
they provide very high bandwidth
they need less technical skill to set up than Wi-Fi
they can transmit images, video and music
...... can be used to try and reduce interference
Wider cables
Shielded cables
Shorter cables
On a wireless network ..... can introduce errors
radio interference
electric motors
satellite interference
As a cable get ...... the signal can become too weak and errors can begin to creep in.
narrower
longer
shorter
wider
...... describes how much time it takes for a data packet to travel across the network.
Larceny
Latency
Literacy
Lag
Networks with long delays are called .....
high latency networks
slow latency netwokrs
low latency netwokrs
fast latency networks
A computer network is a system of:
two or more computing devices connected to one another
Data transfer and information storage
Sharing devices like scanners
A whole lot of individual machines working on their own
The capacity of data transfer in a system.
Bandwidth
Bitrate
Latency
Network
The time it takes for a bit to get from sender to receiver.
Network
Latency
Bandwidth
Bitrate
The number of users on a network can affect the network performance
True
False
Network performance refers to how well data is transmitted through the network.
False
True
This term describes how much data can be transferred over a connection in a given time.
Transmission media
Contention ratio
Bandwidth
A VOIP call has started to lose connection regarding sound, what issue is this?
Jitter
W-Latency
P-Jitter
wrong patch cords
What is Jitter?
Very expensive equipment used for LANs and WANs
It describes how much data can be changed.
The amount of change in the delay of packets.
Bandwidth.
Is the maximum amount of data that can pass through the medium (e.g. wire) per second...
Latency
Bit Rate
Bandwidth
Durability
Packet loss is the percentage of packets which are corrupted and don't correctly arrive with the receiver.
True
False
This term describes how much data can be transferred over a connection in a given time.
Transmission media
Contention ratio
Bandwidth
The number of users on a network can affect the network performance
True
False
Wireless connections can carry more data around the network than wired connections
False
True
Fibre optic cables are often used for WANs because ....
they provide very high bandwidth
they need less technical skill to set up than Wi-Fi
they can transmit images, video and music
As a cable get ...... the signal can become too weak packets can be dropped.
narrower
longer
shorter
wider
...... describes how much time it takes for a data packet to travel across the network.
Larceny
Latency
Literacy
Lag
........... and ............ limitations can affect the performance of a network
Hardware (e.g Routers and Switches)
Network
Topology
Software
Which affects network performance...?
The package you choose with your ISP (e.g. FastFibre or Standard)
High Network Traffic
No. of Users
Bandwidth - i.e. data transfer rate
High network traffic can lead to collisions of data packets.
True
False
A high number of users can cause network congestion, leading to packets being queued before they can be transmitted by routers and switches.
True
(must be - sounds scientific)
False
(I'm no fool!)
which one is NOT an advantage of networks
saves money on resources
allows for central backups
can access files from different devices
can spread viruses
High bandwidth is a good thing
True
False
High latency is a good thing
True
False
Bandwidth is the same as connection speed
True
False
Tick ALL the factors that can affect network performance
Latency
Collisions
Bandwith
Connection speeds
A star topology will cause a network failure if...
If the hub/switch fails
If one of the many of the computers fail
If the printer fails
What is bandwidth?
The amount of data that can be carried at any one time.
The overall amount of data I use in a month.
The speed of my data per second to a friend and back.
What is a protocol?
An agreed way of communicating between the sending and receiving device
A network device that connects to a router.
Ethernet is a family of protocols that are responsible for sending and receiving a data along a cable. True or False?
True
False
The core of a(n) ______ consists of dozens or hundreds of thin strands of glass or plastic that use light to transmit signals.
coaxial cable
twisted-pair cable
fiber-optic cable
TCP/IP
_____ is the time it takes a signal to travel from one location to another on a network.
sending
latency
receiving
communicaions device
What is Bluetooth?
Wireless technology for exchanging data over short distances.
Wireless technology for exchanging data over long distances.
What is another term for PERSONAL HOTSPOT
Tethering
Weathering
Teething
If 2 computers try to send data packets at the same time there could be a ...
Disaster
Crash
Collision
Conflict
A fibre optic cable will have the fastest connection
True
False
Which of these is NOT a wireless connection?
Bluetooth
4G
Wi-fi
Ethernet
What type of topology is this?
Bus
Star
Ring
Mesh
What type of topology is this?
Bus
Star
Ring
Mesh
What type of topology is this?
Bus
Star
Ring
Mesh
What is a standalone computer?
A computer that is not connected to a network
A computer that is being used as a server
A computer that does not have any peripherals attached to it
A computer that is only used by one person
Which of these is a characteristic of a LAN?
It covers a wide geographical area
Computers are connected together using a leased line or a satellite
User can share files and peripherals
Data can only be transmitted at a slow rate
Which of these is a characteristic of a WAN
It covers a small geographical area
Normally has a lower bandwidth than a LAN
It is contained within one building
User are not able to share files and peripherals
Which of these statements is true?
A client-server network has a central computer that provides services to the rest of the network
A client-server network is cheap and easy to set up
A client-server network cannot be used to share files
Each computer on a client-server network is maintain separately
Which of these statements is true?
A client-server network has a central computer that provides services to the rest of the network
A client-server network is cheap and easy to set up
A client-server network cannot be used to share files
Each computer on a client-server network is maintain separately
Where are you most likely to find a peer-to-per network?
In a large organisation
In a home
In a large office
Across several offices in a company
Which of these is a benefit of a peer-to-peer network?
Antivirus scans can be run across all computers from one computer
All software updates can be run across all computers from one computer
All computers can be maintained from one computer
Files and peripherals can be shared
Which of these is the correct definition of a router?
Forwards data packets along a network
Corrects errors that are found in data packets
A type of transmission media that provides the greatest bandwidth
A server within a network
Which transmission media is capable of having a much higher bandwidth?
Coaxial
Twisted pair cable
Plastic
Fibre optic
Which type of transmission media is the least expensive to manufacture?
Coaxial
Twisted pair cable
Plastic
Fibre optic
Which of these components is internal to a computer and is required to connect the computer to a network?
Wireless Access Point
Network Interface card
Switch
Hub
What is meant by latency in the performance of a network?
The amount of time data takes to travel from the source to the destination
The maximum rate that data can be transferred at
The number of errors that are found in a data packet after transmission
The route a packet takes when it is being transmitted
Which if these terms refers to the maximum rate at which data can be transferred?
Error detection
Packet switching
Bandwidth
Transmission media
a secret password for unlocking a message
caeser cipher
key
decryption
encryption
If Internet connection speed is 64 Kbps (kilobits per second).
How many bits per second could that transfer?
640 bits per second
64,000 bits per second
640,000 bits per second
6,400 bits per second
Uses radio signal to send bits from one place to another
Ethernet Cable
Wireless
Fiber Optic
Arpanet
Choose security protocols
DNS
SSL
IPV4
TLS
IPv6
How many paths are there from the router in Utah to the router in UCLA?
4
3
2
1
