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Optic fiber

Total questions: 85

Worksheet time: 4hrs 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What are Fiber Optics?
a)
Thin, flexible fibers of glass
b)
Flexible fibers of glass
c)
Thin fibers of glass
d)
Those glow toys
2.
What is the most prominent use of Fiber Optics today?
a)
Phones
b)
Television Screens
c)
The Internet
d)
MRI imaging
3.
For what are Fiber Optics mainly used?
a)
Long distance communication
b)
Imaging
c)
Phones
d)
Downloading Apps
4.
How do Fiber Optics work?
a)
By connecting and transferring energy
b)
By remitting and subtracting power from other fiber optics
c)
By using light pulses to transfer data
d)
By converting sound waves in to binary code
5.
For what are Fiber Optics mainly used?
a)
Long distance communication
b)
Imaging
c)
Phones
d)
Downloading Apps
6.

Fiber optics uses what medium to send information?

a)

Electrons

b)

Phonons

c)

Light

d)

None of these are correct

7.

The fiber optic transmitter has which of the following functions?

a)

Amplifies the optical signal

b)

Converts the electrical input signal to an optical signal

c)

Converts the input optical signal to an electrical signal

d)

Amplifies the output electrical signal

8.

The fiber optic receiver performs which of the following functions?

a)

Amplifies the optical signal

b)

Amplifies the electrical signal

c)

Converts the electrical signal back into an optical signal

d)

Converts the optical signal back into an electrical signal

9.

Which cable sends data as light?

a)

Copper

b)

Fibre Optic

c)

Ethernet

10.
What are the two general types of fiber optic cable found in current networking environments?
a)
Red and Green
b)
Singlemode and Multimode
c)
High-frequency and Low-frequency
d)
Narrowband and Wideband
11.

Fiber optics uses what medium to send information?

a)

Electrons

b)

Phonons

c)

Light

d)

None of these are correct

12.

What are the four parts of a fiber optic data link?

a)

Transmitter, optical fiber, connectors/splices, receiver

b)

Transmitter, optical fiber, data, optical connectors

c)

Optical fiber, data, optical connectors, receiver

d)

Optical fiber, optical connectors, optical splices, data

13.

The fiber optic transmitter has which of the following functions?

a)

Amplifies the optical signal

b)

Converts the electrical input signal to an optical signal

c)

Converts the input optical signal to an electrical signal

d)

Amplifies the output electrical signal

14.

What transmitter uses stimulated emission?

a)

LED

b)

LASER

c)

VCSEL

d)

APD

15.

Fiber optic systems use what three types of optical sources?

a)

LEDs, LASERs and VCSELs

b)

PIN diodes, LASERs and LEDs

c)

LEDs and LASERs and diodes

d)

LASERs, diodes and APDs

16.

The fiber optic receiver performs which of the following functions?

a)

Amplifies the optical signal

b)

Amplifies the electrical signal

c)

Converts the electrical signal back into an optical signal

d)

Converts the optical signal back into an electrical signal

17.

What are the two types of optical detectors?

a)

LEDs and APDs

b)

PIN photodiodes and APDs

c)

APDs and laser diodes

d)

Laser diodes and PIN photodiodes

18.

Who developed the first optical telegraph?

a)

Kapany

b)

Tyndall

c)

Chappe

d)

Wheeler

19.

Who demonstrated the concept of “Total Internal Reflection?”

a)

Kapany

b)

Tyndall

c)

Chappe

d)

Wheeler

20.

Of the following advantages, which one does NOT apply to fiber optics?

a)

Lower signal attenuation

b)

Increased bandwidth

c)

Common ground required

d)

Reduced size and weight

21.

A Laser differs from ordinary light in three distinct ways. Its coherent, directional and monochromatic.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

No matter where you are (a)   percent of the distance your voice travels is through a fiber optic network

23.

The basic structure of an optical fiber consists of which three parts?

a)

Core

b)

Ground

c)

Cladding

d)

Buffer

24.

LED transmitters operate at wavelengths of 850nm and 1300nm.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

In an optical system light OFF is a “1” and light ON is a “0”.

a)

True

b)

False

26.
What are the two general types of fiber optic cable found in current networking environments?
a)
Red and Green
b)
Singlemode and Multimode
c)
High-frequency and Low-frequency
d)
Narrowband and Wideband
27.
True or False: All fiber optic cables have the same type of physical connector?
a)
True
b)
False
28.
This is a picture of a _____ connector
a)
ST
b)
SC
c)
LC
d)
MTRJ
29.
This is a picture of a _____ connector
a)
ST
b)
SC
c)
LC
d)
MTRJ
30.
This is a picture of a _____ connector
a)
ST
b)
SC
c)
LC
d)
MTRJ
31.
This is a picture of a _____ connector
a)
ST
b)
SC
c)
MTRJ
d)
SF
32.
What are Fiber Optics?
a)
Thin, flexible fibers of glass
b)
Flexible fibers of glass
c)
Thin fibers of glass
d)
Those glow toys
33.
What is the most prominent use of Fiber Optics today?
a)
Phones
b)
Television Screens
c)
The Internet
d)
MRI imaging
34.
For what are Fiber Optics mainly used?
a)
Long distance communication
b)
Imaging
c)
Phones
d)
Downloading Apps
35.
How do Fiber Optics work?
a)
By connecting and transferring energy
b)
By remitting and subtracting power from other fiber optics
c)
By using light pulses to transfer data
d)
By converting sound waves in to binary code
36.
Are fiber optics used for long or short distance calls?
a)
Long Distance
b)
Both
c)
Short Distance
37.
How does light travel through the cable?
a)
Refraction and Reflection
b)
Refraction only
c)
Dispersion
d)
Total Internal Reflection
38.
_____________________is a type of fiber optic cable that has an endpoint similar to the RJ-45 connector. 
a)
SC
b)
MTRJ
c)
ST
d)
FC
39.
________________is  a standard fiber optic connector which uses a push-pull latching mechanism or fastener, similar to common audio and video cables 
a)
SC
b)
ST
c)
MTRJ
d)
SF
40.
________________is a fiber optic connector with a threaded body, which was designed to be used in specific environments with high vibration
a)
FC
b)
SC
c)
ST
d)
LC
41.
A fiber optic adapter also called _________________ is designed to connect two fiber optic cables together.
a)
Couplers
b)
Copper Adapters 
c)
Cable Joins
d)
Cable Ties
42.
The _____________ is a small form-factor (SFF) Fiber optic connector which  uses a  1.25mm ferrule.
a)
LC
b)
ST
c)
SFF
d)
CL
43.
This is a connector used in fiber-optic cables that utilize a bayonet-style plug and socket. These cables which were predominantly used in the late 80s and early 90s ____________________________________________
a)
ST
b)
LC
c)
FC
d)
FL
44.

Figure 1


Figure 1 shows fiber optic cable structure. Choose the CORRECT function of cladding.

a)

Transports optical data signals

b)

Protects glass from surface scratches and surface contaminants

c)

Reinforce the fiber core, help absorb shock and provide extra protection against excessive cable bends

d)

Protect the core against crushing forced and excessive tension during installation

45.
What are the two general types of fiber optic cable found in current networking environments?
a)
Red and Green
b)
Singlemode and Multimode
c)
High-frequency and Low-frequency
d)
Narrowband and Wideband
46.
What are Fiber Optics?
a)
Thin, flexible fibers of glass
b)
Flexible fibers of glass
c)
Thin fibers of glass
d)
Those glow toys
47.
What is the most prominent use of Fiber Optics today?
a)
Phones
b)
Television Screens
c)
The Internet
d)
MRI imaging
48.
How do Fiber Optics work?
a)
By connecting and transferring energy
b)
By remitting and subtracting power from other fiber optics
c)
By using light pulses to transfer data
d)
By converting sound waves in to binary code
49.

Fiber optics provide data security.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Fiber optics are immune to electromagnetic interference.

a)

True

b)

False

51.

Fiber-optic cable uses _____ instead of electrical energy to transmit data.

a)

satellite transmissions

b)

microwaves

c)

radio waves

d)

light pulses

52.

Which cable sends data as electricity?

a)

Copper

b)

Fibre Optic

c)

Ethernet

53.

Which cable sends data as light?

a)

Copper

b)

Fibre Optic

c)

Ethernet

54.

Fibre optic cables are often used for WANs because ....

a)

they provide very high bandwidth

b)

they need less technical skill to set up than Wi-Fi

c)

they can transmit images, video and music

55.

On a wireless network ..... can introduce errors

a)

radio interference

b)

electric motors

c)

satellite interference

56.

As a cable get ...... the signal can become too weak and errors can begin to creep in.

a)

narrower

b)

longer

c)

shorter

d)

wider

57.

...... describes how much time it takes for a data packet to travel across the network.

a)

Larceny

b)

Latency

c)

Literacy

d)

Lag

58.
The very fastest networks use this type of connection
a)
Fibre Optic
b)
LAN
c)
IP
d)
WiFi
59.
The most common cabling used in networking
a)
3G
b)
4G
c)
hotspots
d)
Ethernet
60.

Which cable sends data as electricity?

a)

Copper

b)

Fibre Optic

c)

Ethernet

61.

Which cable sends data as light?

a)

Copper

b)

Fibre Optic

c)

Ethernet

62.
What is this an image of?
a)
Ethernet cable
b)
Coaxial cable
c)
Fibre optics
d)
Cable cars
63.
What is this an image of?
a)
Fibre optic cable
b)
Ethernet cable
c)
Cable cars
d)
Coaxial cable
64.
What is fibre optics used for?
a)
Christmas decorations
b)
Transmitting data over long distances, quickly
c)
Transmitting data over LANs quickly
d)
Transmitting data over short distances, quickly
65.
What are Fiber Optics?
a)
Thin, flexible fibers of glass
b)
Flexible fibers of glass
c)
Thin fibers of glass
d)
Those glow toys
66.
What is the most prominent use of Fiber Optics today?
a)
Phones
b)
Television Screens
c)
The Internet
d)
MRI imaging
67.

How do fiber optic cables work?

a)

They transmit data as magnetic waves through metal rods.

b)

They transmit data as pulses of light through thin strands of glass or plastic fibers.

c)

They transmit data as sound waves through the air.

d)

They transmit data as electrical signals through copper wires.

68.

What are the advantages of using fiber optic cables?

a)

Slow data transfer rates, high signal loss, and susceptibility to electromagnetic interference

b)

Limited data transfer rates, high signal loss, and vulnerability to electromagnetic interference

c)

Moderate data transfer rates, moderate signal loss, and resistance to electromagnetic interference

d)

High data transfer rates, low signal loss, and immunity to electromagnetic interference

69.

What are the disadvantages of fiber optic cables?

a)

Unlimited flexibility, low cost, and resistance to damage

b)

High flexibility, low cost, and resistance to damage

c)

Limited speed, low cost, and durability

d)

Limited flexibility, high cost, and susceptibility to damage

70.

How would you explain the installation process of fiber optic cables to Anika, Zoe, and Liam in a fun and engaging way?

a)

The installation process includes painting the cables to match the surroundings for better camouflage.

b)

The installation process involves digging a trench and burying the cable underground.

c)

The installation process involves planning the route, preparing the cable, laying the cable, and connecting it to the network.

d)

Fiber optic cables are installed by simply hanging them from telephone poles.

71.

Can you share some fascinating facts about fiber optic cables?

a)

Fiber optic cables use electricity to transmit data.

b)

Fiber optic cables are made of copper wires.

c)

Fiber optic cables use light signals to transmit data.

d)

Fiber optic cables are only used for telephone communication.

72.

What are fiber optic cables and how are they used?

a)

A type of cable that contains one or more optical fibers used to carry light.

b)

A type of cable that contains rubber tubes used to carry water.

c)

A type of cable that contains copper wires used to carry electricity.

d)

A type of cable that contains plastic fibers used to carry data.

73.

What is the main principle behind the functioning of fiber optic cables?

a)

Total internal reflection

b)

Radio wave transmission

c)

Metallic conduction

d)

Chemical reaction

74.

What are the top three advantages of using fiber optic cables over traditional copper cables? Share your thoughts, Sophia, Lily, and Mason!

a)

Susceptible to electromagnetic interference

b)

1. Greater bandwidth 2. Faster data transmission 3. Immunity to electromagnetic interference

c)

Cheaper to install

d)

Slower data transmission

75.

What challenges do Zoe, Evelyn, and James face when installing fiber optic cables?

a)

Low cost, no specialized equipment, and unskilled technicians required for installation

b)

High cost, specialized equipment, and skilled technicians required for installation

c)

Easy to install without any need for skilled technicians or specialized equipment

d)

No challenges involved in the installation of fiber optic cables

76.
What are Fiber Optics?
a)
Thin, flexible fibers of glass
b)
Flexible fibers of glass
c)
Thin fibers of glass
d)
Those glow toys
77.
What is the most prominent use of Fiber Optics today?
a)
Phones
b)
Television Screens
c)
The Internet
d)
MRI imaging
78.
For what are Fiber Optics mainly used?
a)
Long distance communication
b)
Imaging
c)
Phones
d)
Downloading Apps
79.
How do Fiber Optics work?
a)
By connecting and transferring energy
b)
By remitting and subtracting power from other fiber optics
c)
By using light pulses to transfer data
d)
By converting sound waves in to binary code
80.
For what are Fiber Optics mainly used?
a)
Long distance communication
b)
Imaging
c)
Phones
d)
Downloading Apps
81.

Fiber optics uses what medium to send information?

a)

Electrons

b)

Phonons

c)

Light

d)

None of these are correct

82.

The fiber optic transmitter has which of the following functions?

a)

Amplifies the optical signal

b)

Converts the electrical input signal to an optical signal

c)

Converts the input optical signal to an electrical signal

d)

Amplifies the output electrical signal

83.

The fiber optic receiver performs which of the following functions?

a)

Amplifies the optical signal

b)

Amplifies the electrical signal

c)

Converts the electrical signal back into an optical signal

d)

Converts the optical signal back into an electrical signal

84.

Which cable sends data as light?

a)

Copper

b)

Fibre Optic

c)

Ethernet

85.
What are the two general types of fiber optic cable found in current networking environments?
a)
Red and Green
b)
Singlemode and Multimode
c)
High-frequency and Low-frequency
d)
Narrowband and Wideband