WorksheetsQuiz-Network Topology
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the difference between logical topology and physical topology?
Logical topology is how devices are actually interconnected, while physical topology is how they appear connected to the user.
Logical topology is how devices are connected to a server, while physical topology is how they are connected to a switch.
Logical topology is how devices are connected to the internet, while physical topology is how they are connected to each other.
Logical topology is how devices appear connected to the user, while physical topology is how they are actually interconnected with wires and cables.
Which type of topology uses a common backbone to connect all devices?
Ring topology
Star topology
Tree topology
Bus topology
In which direction do all messages travel in a ring topology?
Counterclockwise
Clockwise
Left and right
Up and down
What technology is typically used in a ring topology?
Ethernet
Bluetooth
FDDI, SONET, or Token Ring
Wi-Fi
What is the central connection point called in a star topology?
Server
Hub node
Router
Switch
How are devices typically connected to the hub in a star topology?
Wi-Fi
Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Ethernet
Bluetooth
Fiber optic cables
What does a tree topology join together onto a bus?
Multiple ring topologies
Multiple bus topologies
Multiple star topologies
Multiple mesh topologies
In a mesh topology, what concept is introduced?
Broadcasts
Routes
Hubs
Switches
What is a full mesh network?
A network where devices are connected in a straight line
A network where devices are connected in a circular manner
A network where every device connects to every other device
A network where every device connects to a central server
Why is topology important in network design theory?
It helps in understanding the difference between a printer and a scanner
It helps in understanding the difference between a laptop and a desktop
It helps in understanding important networking concepts like hubs, broadcasts, and routes
It helps in understanding the difference between a modem and a router
What is the purpose of a bus topology?
To connect all devices using a common backbone
To connect devices in a circular manner
To connect devices to a central hub
To connect devices in a star formation
What happens in a ring topology if there is a failure in any cable or device?
The affected cable or device is automatically bypassed
The network continues to function normally
The loop is broken and can take down the entire network
The messages start traveling in the opposite direction
What type of technology is typically used in a star topology to connect devices to the hub?
Fiber optic cables
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Ethernet
What does a tree topology join together onto a bus?
Multiple ring topologies
Multiple mesh topologies
Multiple bus topologies
Multiple star topologies
In a mesh topology, what concept is introduced?
Hubs
Routes
Broadcasts
Switches
