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WorksheetsSLR11: Networks and Protocols
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is a standalone machine?
A computer connected to a network
A single computer not connected to anything else
A computer with multiple peripherals
A computer connected to the internet
What is created when one computing device is connected to another?
A standalone machine
A network
A protocol
A standard
Which of the following is the largest network in the world?
A small business network
A large corporate network
The internet
A local area network
What is one advantage of using a network?
Increased hardware costs
Users can share files
Reduced security
Limited access to resources
How can devices in a network be connected?
Only via cable
Only wirelessly
Either via cable or wirelessly
Only through the internet
What is a disadvantage of networks?
Users can share peripherals
Increased security risks
Access to files from any computer
Connection to other networks
What is a characteristic of a small business network?
Thousands of devices
A handful of devices
Only one device
No devices
What can users share on a network besides files?
Operating systems
Peripherals
Personal data
Software licenses
What is the primary purpose of protocols and standards in networks?
To increase the cost of networking
To ensure compatibility and communication
To limit the number of devices on a network
To prevent network access
What is a benefit of accessing files from any computer on a network?
Increased data redundancy
Improved data security
Greater flexibility and convenience
Reduced data availability
Match the following networks with types
School
LAN
TV Set Top Box
WAN
Smartwatch
PAN
Global
internet
Accessed by members within a single organisation: (a)
A global network linking billions of computers as well as other
electronic devices: (b)
Allow companies to connect with their customers in a controlled setting: (c)
Zoom conferencing with many people over internet: (d)
There are two main types of networks: (a) (Local Area Network) and (b) (Wide Area Network). LANs cover (c) areas like homes, schools, or offices, while WANs cover (d) geographical areas, like connecting cities or countries.
Match the following network examples
An example of this network would be at the local StarBucks.
Wireless LAN
An example of this network would be driving down the road using GPS.
Wireless WAN
An example of this network would be the shared drive at school/work
LAN
Protocols are (a) and standards that (b) how data is (c) across networks. (d) is the main protocol used on the internet.
