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Module 6: Data Link Layer Quizizz

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the role of the Data Link Layer in packet exchange?

a)

Encrypting data

b)

Providing access to media

c)

Managing IP addresses

d)

Routing data packets

2.

Which of the following organizations is NOT mentioned as defining data link layer protocols?

a)

IEEE

b)

ITU

c)

ISO

d)

NASA

3.

Which organization is known for its work in electrical and electronic engineering standards?

a)

ITU

b)

IEEE

c)

ISO

d)

ANSI

4.

What is the topology of a network?

a)

The physical layout of a building

b)

The arrangement and relationship of network devices and their interconnections

c)

The software used to manage a network

d)

The speed of data transmission in a network

5.

What is the main limitation of half-duplex communication?

a)

High cost

b)

Limited to wireless networks

c)

Only one device can send or receive at a time

d)

Requires complex hardware

6.

What does MAC stand for?

a)

media access control

b)

multi access control

c)

media account control

d)

multi address control

7.
What is the PDU for layer 2 in the OSI model?
a)
Packet
b)
Frame
c)
Bits
d)
Data
e)
Segment
8.

The Data link layer is divided into two layers called:

a)
TCP and UDP
b)
HTTP and FTP
c)
LLC and MAC
d)
IPv4 and IPv6
9.

Bits are packaged into frames at which layer of the OSI model?

a)

data link

b)

transport

c)

physical

d)

presentation

e)

application

10.

Which sublayer of the data link layer is responsible for the physical or hardware address burned into each NIC?

a)

Logical Link Control (LLC) layer

b)

Media Access Control (MAC) layer

c)

Network Control layer

d)

Transport Control layer

11.

Which of the following devices resides at the data link layer of the OSI model?

a)

Router

b)

Passive hub

c)

Ethernet switch

d)

Repeater

12.

Which layer of the OSI model is responsible for error detection and correction?

a)

Application layer

b)

Network layer

c)

Data link layer

d)

Transport layer

13.

What is the primary function of the Logical Link Control (LLC) sublayer?

a)

Managing physical addresses

b)

Providing error control and flow control

c)

Routing data packets

d)

Encrypting data

14.

Bits are packaged into frames at which layer of the OSI model?

a)

data link

b)

transport

c)

physical

d)

presentation

e)

application

15.

If a computer can discover the MAC address for another computer, it can communicate directly with that computer.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Which IEEE standard defines Ethernet?

a)

IEEE 802.11

b)

IEEE 802.15

c)

IEEE 802.3

d)

IEEE 802.16

17.

Which type of cable is typically used for Ethernet networking?

a)

Coaxial cable

b)

Fiber optic cable

c)

Twisted pair cable

d)

Powerline cable

18.

What is the role of a switch in a network?

a)

To forward data based on IP addresses

b)

To forward data based on MAC addresses

c)

To act as a gateway to other networks

d)

To convert digital signals to analog

19.

What is the role of a MAC address in networking?

a)

Identifying devices on the network

b)

Identifying network segments

c)

Routing data between networks

d)

Encrypting data packets

20.

Which protocol uses an Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)?

a)

TCP

b)

IP

c)

UDP

d)

Ethernet

21.

Which of the following devices operates at the data link layer?

a)

Router

b)

Switch

c)

Hub

d)

Modem

22.

Which of the following describes the data encapsulation process at the data link layer?

a)

Segmentation

b)

Packetizing

c)

Framing

d)

Routing

23.

Which of the following describes the data encapsulation process at the data link layer?

a)

Segmentation

b)

Packetizing

c)

Framing

d)

Routing

24.

What is the purpose of a CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) in Ethernet frames?

a)

Address resolution

b)

Error detection

c)

Data encryption

d)

Flow control

25.

The data link layer, also known as Layer 2 in the OSI model, is responsible for:

a)

Providing internet access.

b)

Preparing data for physical transmission.

c)

Routing data packets between networks.

d)

Securing communication between applications.

26.

A point-to-point WAN topology involves:

a)

All devices sharing a central hub.

b)

Devices directly connected in pairs.

c)

Data taking a circular path through the network.

d)

Multiple devices connecting to a central switch.

27.

Full-duplex communication allows devices to:

a)

Only send data, not receive.

b)

Only receive data, not send.

c)

Send and receive data simultaneously.

d)

Neither send nor receive data.

28.

What is the key difference between physical and logical topologies?

a)

Physical describes cables, logical describes software

b)

Physical describes device layout, logical describes IP addressing.

c)

Physical describes internet connection, logical describes local network

d)

There is no difference; they describe the same network layout.

29.

The two sublayers of the IEEE 802 LAN/MAN data link layer are:

a)

IP and TCP

b)

OSI and TCP/IP

c)

LLC (Logical Link Control) and MAC (Media Access Control)

d)

UDP and DNS

30.

Compared to full-duplex communication, half-duplex communication is:

a)

Faster and more efficient.

b)

Slower and more prone to collisions.

c)

More secure for data transfer.

d)

Used for longer distances.

31.

The data link layer is crucial for network communication because it:

a)

Provides the physical path for data transmission.

b)

Routes data packets across the internet.

c)

Ensures reliable and error-free data delivery between network devices.

d)

Defines security protocols for applications.

32.

The trailer in a data link frame typically includes:

a)

Identifier for the beginning of the frame.

b)

The encapsulated data from Layer 3.

c)

Information for error detection

d)

Routing information for the destination device.

33.

Data link layer standards are defined by organizations like:

a)

Microsoft

b)

Apple

c)

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

d)

Google