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Information Technologies Quiz Lesson 1

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is a signal?

a)

A piece of information communicated through the senses

b)

A type of food

c)

A type of transportation

d)

A type of animal

2.

What is needed for a signal to be understood?

a)

The information is encoded and then sent

b)

The information is modulated and varied

c)

The information is stored and transmitted

d)

The information is received and interpreted

3.

How are signals transmitted long distances?

a)

By using vocal cords to speak loudly

b)

By encoding signals in Morse code and binary

c)

Using electromagnetic waves such as radio waves, microwaves, or light waves

d)

By sending signals through physical objects

4.

What is an advantage of using waves to transmit information?

a)

They require physical contact between sender and receiver

b)

They are easily affected by noise

c)

They do not permanently move matter

d)

They lose energy as they travel

5.

What happens to signals as they are transmitted?

a)

They lose energy due to modulation

b)

They can be affected by noise and interference

c)

They become stronger as they travel

d)

They remain crystal clear at all times

6.

How can electromagnetic waves be modulated to contain information?

a)

By changing the wave's amplitude or frequency

b)

By increasing the wave's speed

c)

By reducing the wave's energy

d)

By using physical objects as carriers

7.

What is an advantage of using electromagnetic waves for communication?

a)

They travel very fast

b)

They require physical contact between sender and receiver

c)

They lose energy as they travel

d)

They are easily affected by noise

8.

Which best explains why the receiver of a signal must understand the code or language being

used?

a)

This allows the signal to be decoded.

b)

This allows the signal to be transmitted.

c)

This allows the signal to be converted to binary.

d)

This allows the signal to be encoded.

9.

Light waves stay inside an optical fiber as they are transmitted because the ________.

a)

light waves curve to follow the path of the fiber

b)

fiber is insulated to prevent loss of thermal energy

c)

fiber reflects the light back into the core

d)

fiber is perfectly straight

10.

Electronic signals can travel very long distances in (a)   fibers, due to total

internal reflection.