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T3 Networks 3.0.0

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
bus topology
a)
A network topology that connects all devices in a network via a single cable.
b)
A network topology where devices are connected wirelessly through satellite communication.
c)
A network topology where devices are all connected to each other without a central hub.
2.
cable
a)
types include coaxial, twisted pair, and fiber optic.
b)
Thin strands of metal used for transmitted data between CPU components
c)
A type of cord used to power electronic devices.
3.
check digit
a)
Extra digit verifying data integrity.
b)
A symbol used to represent mathematical operations in computer programs.
c)
A character inserted into text messages to indicate the end of a sentence.
4.
data integrity
a)
Accuracy of processed data.
b)
The process of converting analog data into digital format.
c)
input data that needs to be entered twice to ensure it is correct
5.
check sum
a)
The value of a sum of numbers used for error detection in network data transmission
b)
A process used to verify the accuracy of mathematical calculations in computer programs.
c)
A sequence of random numbers used to identify errors in data transmission.
6.
data packet
a)
Part of a transmitted message.
b)
A small electronic device used to store and transfer data.
c)
A unit of information transmitted over a network, containing only the destination address.
7.
gateway
a)
Converts data between networks and ensures they understand each other.
b)
A device used to convert digital signals into analog signals for transmission over telephone lines.
c)
A physical door leading to a network server room.
8.
handshaking
a)
Signals used by devices to establish network connection
b)
A method of greeting used in online chat rooms.
c)
A process indicating that a connection has been established between two network engineers.
9.
hub
a)
A central part of a network that links computers and shares resources and files equally.
b)
A device that converts digital signals into Morse code for transmission.
c)
A part of a network responsible for linking computers together and sharing resources selectively.
10.
ISDN
a)
A standard for transmitting audio, video, and data over digital telephone lines.
b)
A protocol used for sending digital images over telephone lines.
c)
A standard for transmitting audio, video, and data over analogue telephone lines.
11.
LAN
a)
Small-scale network usually the size of a building.
b)
A network confined to a single person
c)
A network connecting computers across multiple cities or countries.
12.
microwave transmission
a)
A method of electronic communication without the need for cables.
b)
The process of cooking food using microwave radiation.
c)
A technology for transmitting radio signals to satellites.
13.
modem (modulator-demodulator)
a)
A hardware component responsible for sending digital data over telephone lines as analog.
b)
A device used to convert digital data into Morse code for transmission.
c)
A hardware component responsible for sending data wireless via satellite.
14.
network
a)
two or more interconnected computer systems sharing data or services.
b)
A group of individuals sharing common interests on social media platforms.
c)
Any electronic device connected to a network, such as a toaster or refrigerator.
15.
packet
a)
A group of bits transmitted over a network, including control signals and error control bits.
b)
A small envelope used for sending physical letters through postal services.
c)
A group of 2 bytes transmitted over a network, including control signals and error control bits.
16.
packet switching
a)
A process describing how routers choose the route for data packets in a network.
b)
A method of organizing data on a computer's hard drive.
c)
A process of delivering email messages across network nodes.
17.
networking
a)
The process of establishing connections and sharing resources on a network.
b)
The act of creating decorative patterns on a computer screen.
c)
Software engineers discuss the latest technology at an event.
18.
parity bit
a)
A binary digit appended to a group of binary digits to detect errors.
b)
A type of musical note used in electronic compositions.
c)
A binary digit preceeding a group of binary digits used to detect errors.
19.
protocol
a)
International standards ensuring the transfer of data between systems.
b)
A set of social rules governing behavior in online chat rooms.
c)
A type of computer virus that spreads through email attachments.
20.
TCP/IP
a)
A set of communication protocols used to connect hosts on the internet.
b)
A protocol used for controlling traffic on the interstate highway system.
c)
A set of communication protocols used to connect clients on a network.
21.
WAN
a)
A massive network spanning large geographical areas, such as countries or planets.
b)
A network confined to a single room or office space.
c)
A network that extends a maximum of 10m from a person.
22.

A network topology that connects all devices in a network via a single cable.

(a)  

23.

Extra digit verifying data integrity.

(a)  

24.

Accuracy of processed data.

(a)  

25.

The value of a sum of numbers used for error detection in network data transmission

(a)  

26.

Part of a transmitted message.

(a)  

27.

Converts data between networks and ensures they understand each other.

(a)  

28.

Signals used by devices to establish network connection

(a)  

29.

A central part of a network that links computers and shares resources and files equally.

(a)  

30.

A standard for transmitting audio, video, and data over digital telephone lines.

(a)  

31.

Small-scale network usually the size of a building.

(a)  

32.

A hardware component responsible for sending digital data over telephone lines as analog.

(a)  

33.

two or more interconnected computer systems sharing data or services.

(a)  

34.

A group of bits transmitted over a network, including control signals and error control bits.

(a)  

35.

A process describing how routers choose the route for data packets in a network.

(a)  

36.

The process of establishing connections and sharing resources on a network.

(a)  

37.

A binary digit appended to a group of binary digits to detect errors.

(a)  

38.

International standards ensuring the transfer of data between systems.

(a)  

39.

A set of communication protocols used to connect hosts on the internet.

(a)  

40.

A massive network spanning large geographical areas, such as countries or planets.

(a)  

41.
bus topology
a)
A network topology that connects all devices in a network via a single cable.
b)
A network topology where devices are connected wirelessly through satellite communication.
c)
A network topology where devices are all connected to each other without a central hub.
42.
cable
a)
types include coaxial, twisted pair, and fiber optic.
b)
Thin strands of metal used for transmitted data between CPU components
c)
A type of cord used to power electronic devices.
43.
check digit
a)
Extra digit verifying data integrity.
b)
A symbol used to represent mathematical operations in computer programs.
c)
A character inserted into text messages to indicate the end of a sentence.
44.
data integrity
a)
Accuracy of processed data.
b)
The process of converting analog data into digital format.
c)
input data that needs to be entered twice to ensure it is correct
45.
check sum
a)
The value of a sum of numbers used for error detection in network data transmission
b)
A process used to verify the accuracy of mathematical calculations in computer programs.
c)
A sequence of random numbers used to identify errors in data transmission.
46.
data packet
a)
Part of a transmitted message.
b)
A small electronic device used to store and transfer data.
c)
A unit of information transmitted over a network, containing only the destination address.
47.
gateway
a)
Converts data between networks and ensures they understand each other.
b)
A device used to convert digital signals into analog signals for transmission over telephone lines.
c)
A physical door leading to a network server room.
48.
handshaking
a)
Signals used by devices to establish network connection
b)
A method of greeting used in online chat rooms.
c)
A process indicating that a connection has been established between two network engineers.
49.
hub
a)
A central part of a network that links computers and shares resources and files equally.
b)
A device that converts digital signals into Morse code for transmission.
c)
A part of a network responsible for linking computers together and sharing resources selectively.
50.
ISDN
a)
A standard for transmitting audio, video, and data over digital telephone lines.
b)
A protocol used for sending digital images over telephone lines.
c)
A standard for transmitting audio, video, and data over analogue telephone lines.
51.
LAN
a)
Small-scale network usually the size of a building.
b)
A network confined to a single person
c)
A network connecting computers across multiple cities or countries.
52.
microwave transmission
a)
A method of electronic communication without the need for cables.
b)
The process of cooking food using microwave radiation.
c)
A technology for transmitting radio signals to satellites.
53.
modem (modulator-demodulator)
a)
A hardware component responsible for sending digital data over telephone lines as analog.
b)
A device used to convert digital data into Morse code for transmission.
c)
A hardware component responsible for sending data wireless via satellite.
54.
network
a)
two or more interconnected computer systems sharing data or services.
b)
A group of individuals sharing common interests on social media platforms.
c)
Any electronic device connected to a network, such as a toaster or refrigerator.
55.
packet
a)
A group of bits transmitted over a network, including control signals and error control bits.
b)
A small envelope used for sending physical letters through postal services.
c)
A group of 2 bytes transmitted over a network, including control signals and error control bits.
56.
packet switching
a)
A process describing how routers choose the route for data packets in a network.
b)
A method of organizing data on a computer's hard drive.
c)
A process of delivering email messages across network nodes.
57.
networking
a)
The process of establishing connections and sharing resources on a network.
b)
The act of creating decorative patterns on a computer screen.
c)
Software engineers discuss the latest technology at an event.
58.
parity bit
a)
A binary digit appended to a group of binary digits to detect errors.
b)
A type of musical note used in electronic compositions.
c)
A binary digit preceeding a group of binary digits used to detect errors.
59.
protocol
a)
International standards ensuring the transfer of data between systems.
b)
A set of social rules governing behavior in online chat rooms.
c)
A type of computer virus that spreads through email attachments.
60.
TCP/IP
a)
A set of communication protocols used to connect hosts on the internet.
b)
A protocol used for controlling traffic on the interstate highway system.
c)
A set of communication protocols used to connect clients on a network.
61.
WAN
a)
A massive network spanning large geographical areas, such as countries or planets.
b)
A network confined to a single room or office space.
c)
A network that extends a maximum of 10m from a person.
62.

A network topology that connects all devices in a network via a single cable.

(a)  

63.

Extra digit verifying data integrity.

(a)  

64.

Accuracy of processed data.

(a)  

65.

The value of a sum of numbers used for error detection in network data transmission

(a)  

66.

Part of a transmitted message.

(a)  

67.

Converts data between networks and ensures they understand each other.

(a)  

68.

Signals used by devices to establish network connection

(a)  

69.

A central part of a network that links computers and shares resources and files equally.

(a)  

70.

A standard for transmitting audio, video, and data over digital telephone lines.

(a)  

71.

Small-scale network usually the size of a building.

(a)  

72.

A hardware component responsible for sending digital data over telephone lines as analog.

(a)  

73.

two or more interconnected computer systems sharing data or services.

(a)  

74.

A group of bits transmitted over a network, including control signals and error control bits.

(a)  

75.

A process describing how routers choose the route for data packets in a network.

(a)  

76.

The process of establishing connections and sharing resources on a network.

(a)  

77.

A binary digit appended to a group of binary digits to detect errors.

(a)  

78.

International standards ensuring the transfer of data between systems.

(a)  

79.

A set of communication protocols used to connect hosts on the internet.

(a)  

80.

A massive network spanning large geographical areas, such as countries or planets.

(a)