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Net+ 1.4 Reading Activity

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which step involves verifying full system functionality and implementing preventive measures?

a)

Step 5

b)

Step 6

c)

Step 7

d)

Step 4

2.

What should you do if multiple problems are identified during the troubleshooting process?

a)

Approach them individually

b)

Ignore them

c)

Solve them all at once

d)

Document them only.

3.

Establishing the scope can help to identify the ______ of the problem.

a)

source

b)

solution

c)

report

d)

ticket

4.

What is the main purpose of asking open questions in troubleshooting?

a)

A) To get a Yes/No answer

b)

B) To encourage detailed responses

c)

C) To confuse the user

d)

D) To avoid getting information

5.

Fill in the blank: Open questions encourage the user to give you all the _______ they can.

a)

excuses

b)

information

c)

problems

d)

errors

6.

What should you do if problems do not seem to be related?

a)

Treat each issue as a separate case

b)

Combine the issues

c)

Ignore the issues

d)

Restart the system.

7.

When duplicating the problem, you should try to follow the same steps as the ________.

a)

User

b)

Technician

c)

Manager

d)

Developer

8.

What might indicate existing problems when approaching multiple problems individually?

a)

Outstanding support or maintenance tickets

b)

New software updates

c)

User errors

d)

Hardware malfunctions.

9.

Which layer of the OSI Model deals with IP Address and Basic Firewall?

a)

Network

b)

Data Link

c)

Transport

d)

Application

10.

Which approach is more time-consuming but necessary for difficult problems?

a)

Ignoring the problem

b)

Methodically proving functionality

c)

Guessing the solution

d)

Replacing components randomly.

11.

Fill in the blank: In troubleshooting, if you have drilled down and the problem is not obvious, you must be prepared to go back and follow a different ____.

a)

path

b)

theory

c)

cable

d)

layer

12.

What is the 'Divide and Conquer Approach' in troubleshooting?

a)

Starting at the top and working down

b)

Starting at the bottom and working up

c)

Starting with the layer most likely to be causing the problem

d)

Testing all layers simultaneously.

13.

Fill in the blank: Another difficulty in troubleshooting lies in assessing whether a component itself is faulty or if it is not working because a related component is ____.

a)

missing

b)

broken

c)

outdated

d)

incompatible

14.

What can happen if you make a series of changes without recording what you have done?

a)

Turn a minor problem into a major one

b)

Solve the problem quickly

c)

Improve system performance

d)

None of the above.