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Transmission Modes Quiz

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 4mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the simplex transmission mode?

a)

Data is transmitted in a circular pattern

b)

Data is transmitted in both directions simultaneously

c)

Data is transmitted wirelessly

d)

Data is transmitted in one direction only.

2.

In which transmission mode can data flow in both directions, but not at the same time?

a)

half-duplex

b)

multi-duplex

c)

uni-directional

d)

full-duplex

3.

Which transmission mode allows data to flow in both directions simultaneously?

a)

single-duplex

b)

uni-directional

c)

full-duplex

d)

half-duplex

4.

What are the advantages of simplex mode?

a)

Complicates process

b)

One-way communication, simplifies process, reduces data collisions

c)

Two-way communication

d)

Increases data collisions

5.

What are the disadvantages of half duplex mode?

a)

Slower communication and lower efficiency compared to full duplex mode.

b)

Higher cost compared to full duplex mode

c)

Increased chances of data collisions

d)

Limited bandwidth usage

6.

Explain how full duplex mode is beneficial in video conferencing.

a)

Full duplex mode in video conferencing only allows one party to send data at a time, leading to communication interruptions.

b)

Full duplex mode in video conferencing causes delays in communication due to simultaneous data transmission and reception.

c)

Full duplex mode in video conferencing allows both parties to send and receive data simultaneously, ensuring smooth and uninterrupted communication.

d)

Full duplex mode in video conferencing results in poor video quality as it prioritizes data reception over data transmission.

7.

What are the benefits of using full-duplex mode in networking?

a)

Allows only one party to send data at a time

b)

Causes delays in communication due to simultaneous data transmission and reception

c)

Enables both parties to send and receive data simultaneously for smooth communication

d)

Results in poor video quality by prioritizing data reception over transmission