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Review Test #3

Total questions: 57

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was the name of the first network built (before the internet)? Just use the acronym.

a)

ARPANET

b)

INTERNET

c)

LAN

d)

WAN

2.

What are the two types of networks?

a)

LAN and WAN

b)

MAN and PAN

c)

VPN and VLAN

d)

SAN and CAN

3.

Finish the name: Distributed ___________ - ____________ Network.

a)

Packet-Switched

b)

Computing - Analysis

c)

Computing - Storage

d)

Computing - Transmission

4.

TRUE OR FALSE: The internet is controlled by the government.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

5.

What is the “utility” of the internet?

a)

To connect all devices with each other

b)

To store personal data

c)

To create local networks

d)

To manage hardware resources

6.

What is a packet?

a)

A small unit of data transmitted over a network

b)

A type of internet browser

c)

A physical envelope for mailing

d)

A type of computer virus

7.

What information is put on the outside of the packet?

a)

Destination IP address

b)

Sender's name

c)

Packet size

d)

Encryption key

8.

How is the packet transferred to New York from London?

a)

By airplane

b)

Through an undersea cable

c)

Via a satellite link

d)

Using a VPN

9.

How is data sent from Los Angeles to New York?

a)

By email

b)

Through a series of network nodes

c)

Via a physical courier

d)

Using a direct fiber optic line

10.

What does the packet prioritize: Speed or Staying Together?

a)

Speed

b)

Staying Together

c)

Neither

d)

Both equally

11.

A term that refers to the way in which the nodes of a network are linked together.

a)

Network

b)

Topology

c)

Connection

12.

The participating computers in a network are referred to as

a)

Clients

b)

Servers

c)

Nodes

d)

CPUs

13.

Bus, ring and star topologies are mostly used in the

a)

LAN

b)

MAN

c)

WAN

14.

In which topology there is a central controller or hub?

a)

star

b)

ring

c)

mesh

d)

bus

15.

Which one is a BUS topology

a)

b)

c)

16.

A BUS topology is (Which one is correct)?

a)

Easy to set up

b)

Expensive to set up

c)

Hard to set up

17.

Which one is a RING topology

a)

b)

c)

18.

Which one is a STAR topology?

a)

b)

c)

19.

A star topology will cause a network failure if...

a)

If the center fails

b)

If one of the many of the computers fail

c)

If the printer fails

20.

What is a network

a)

A stand alone computer

b)

Two or more interconnected computers

c)

A computer without a server

21.

Networked computers can share (select which one is true)

a)

Hardware, software and data

b)

Optical discs, software and data

c)

Hardware, software and Clients

22.
The internet is the worlds biggest
a)
LAN
b)
WAN
23.

What is the main characteristic of a Bus Topology?

a)

All nodes are connected to a central hub

b)

All nodes are connected to multiple cables

c)

All nodes are connected wirelessly

d)

All nodes are connected to a single cable

24.

Explain the advantages and disadvantages of using Bus Topology.

a)

Advantages: Difficult to set up, expensive, suitable for large networks. Disadvantages: Unlimited scalability, multiple points of failure, performance improves with heavy traffic.

b)

Advantages: Easy to set up, cost-effective, suitable for large networks. Disadvantages: Limited scalability, single point of success, performance can improve with heavy traffic.

c)

Advantages: Easy to set up, cost-effective, suitable for small networks. Disadvantages: Limited scalability, single point of failure, performance can degrade with heavy traffic.

d)

Advantages: Difficult to set up, cost-effective, suitable for small networks. Disadvantages: Limited scalability, single point of failure, performance can improve with heavy traffic.

25.

What is the main characteristic of a Star Topology?

a)

Decentralized connection to multiple hubs

b)

No connection to any hub or switch

c)

Connection to a single computer

d)

Centralized connection to a hub or switch

26.

Explain the advantages and disadvantages of using Star Topology.

a)

Advantages: Dependent on the central hub, if it fails the entire network goes down. Disadvantages: Easy to install and manage, if one device fails it does not affect the rest of the network.

b)

Advantages: Requires minimal cabling, if one device fails it affects the rest of the network. Disadvantages: Easy to install and manage. Data travels slowly.

c)

Advantages: Easy to install and manage, if one device fails it does not affect the rest of the network. It is scalable and data travels pretty fast on it. Disadvantages: Dependent on the central hub, if it fails the entire network goes down.

d)

Advantages: Difficult to install and manage, if one device fails it affects the rest of the network. Disadvantages: Not dependent on the central hub, if it fails the entire network goes down.

27.

What is the main characteristic of a Ring Topology?

a)

Mesh network

b)

Circular network

c)

Linear network

d)

Star-shaped network

28.

Explain the advantages and disadvantages of using Ring Topology.

a)

Advantage: Ring Topology is the most secure and reliable network topology. It is scalable and fault tolerant. Disadvantage: It is expensive to set up and data travels slowly along it.

b)

Advantage: Ring Topology allows for easy identification and isolation of network issues. It is fault tolerant and cheap to set up. Disadvantage: It is not scalable and there is a single point of failure.

c)

Advantage: Ring Topology is the fastest and most efficient network topology. It is scalable and complex. Disadvantage: It is not redundant and it is expensive to set up.

d)

Advantage: Easy and cheap to install. and it provides equal access to all devices. Data travels quickly and it has some redundancy, though not a lot. Disadvantages: Single point of failure, not fault tolerant and not scalable.

29.

What is the main characteristic of a Mesh Topology?

a)

There is no connection between nodes

b)

Each node is connected to only one other node

c)

Each node is connected to many other nodes

d)

Nodes are connected in a circular fashion

30.

Explain the advantages and disadvantages of using Mesh Topology.

a)

Advantages: Medium reliability, some fault tolerance, moderate scalability, and can handle moderate traffic loads. Disadvantages: Moderately expensive to implement and maintain, somewhat complex to manage and configure.

b)

Advantages: High reliability, fault tolerance, scalability, and can handle heavy traffic loads. Disadvantages: Expensive to implement and maintain, complex to manage and configure.

c)

Advantages: Low reliability, no fault tolerance, limited scalability, and cannot handle heavy traffic loads. Disadvantages: Inexpensive to implement and maintain, simple to manage and configure.

d)

Advantages: No reliability, no fault tolerance, no scalability, and cannot handle any traffic loads. Disadvantages: Cheap to implement and maintain, easy to manage and configure.

31.

What is the main characteristic of a Bus Topology?

a)

No central cable

b)

Single central cable

c)

Multiple central cables

d)

Star-shaped connection

32.

Explain the process of data transmission in a Bus Topology.

a)

Data transmission in a Bus Topology occurs through a central hub.

b)

Data transmission in a Bus Topology occurs through a single shared communication line.

c)

Data transmission in a Bus Topology occurs through multiple separate communication lines.

d)

Data transmission in a Bus Topology occurs wirelessly.

33.

ISP means:

a)

Internet Service Provider

b)

International Service Protocol

c)

Internal Server Program

d)

Internet Security Protocol

34.

What is a protocol?

a)

A set of rules for communication

b)

A type of computer hardware

c)

A programming language

d)

A network cable

35.

In order for a new technology to adapt to the internet it must know which ____________ to work with.

a)

protocol

b)

device

c)

browser

d)

language

36.

An internet address is defined as:

a)

A unique identifier for a device on a network

b)

A type of computer virus

c)

A physical location of a server

d)

A programming language

37.

IP stands for:

a)

Internet Protocol

b)

Internal Program

c)

Input Process

d)

Information Provider

38.

Visiting a website is just your computer asking _________________ for information.

a)

another computer/server

b)

a printer

c)

a smartphone

d)

a keyboard

39.

How many bits long are IP addresses?

a)

16 bits

b)

32 bits

c)

64 bits

d)

128 bits

40.

The organization of the IP numbers (what does each chunk mean) is:

a)

Each chunk represents a different part of the network and host address.

b)

Each chunk is a random number with no specific meaning.

c)

Each chunk represents a different protocol.

d)

Each chunk is used for encryption.

41.

Which version of IP addresses do we currently use?

a)

IPv4

b)

IPv6

c)

MAC address

d)

Subnet mask

42.

What is the new version of the IP address called?

a)

IPv2

b)

IPv4

c)

IPv6

d)

IPX

43.

A traceroute is used to show:

a)

the path data takes from one computer to another

b)

the amount of data transferred

c)

the speed of the internet connection

d)

the type of network protocol used

44.

You can use traceroute to help you find ____________ ?

a)

network problems

b)

printer issues

c)

software bugs

d)

disk errors

45.


Describe what a PING does.

a)

It sends a signal to another computer to check if it is reachable.

b)

It encrypts data for secure transmission.

c)

It traces the route packets take to a destination.

d)

It blocks incoming network traffic.

46.

A TRACE ROUTE does which of the following?

a)

Shows the route that data travels to get to a destination.

b)

Deletes all files in a directory, and resets the machine to factory.

c)

Compiles source code into machine code.

d)

Encrypts data for secure transmission.

47.

What is the command that you use to type into a Windows machine to perform a traceroute for Google.com?

a)

traceroute google.com

b)

trace google.com

c)

tracert google.com

d)

ping google.com

48.

For each route the computer send _______ data packets to each router and it will record the roundtrip to router.

a)

three

b)

one

c)

five

d)

ten

49.

The picture below shows a problem on the 5th hop because:

a)

The 5th hop has the highest latency

b)

The 5th hop has the lowest latency.

c)

The 5th hop is unreachable.

d)

The 5th hop is the destination.

50.

This picture shows a problem at the 5th hop due to ...

a)

Problem with the home server due to disconnection

b)

Problem in the network path, potentially due to congestion, distance, or device issues

c)

Problem with the host due to disconnection

51.

A high round-trip time can mean an error or issue occurred. What else could it mean?

a)

Network congestion- there is too much data traveling on the same route

b)

Low bandwidth- there is not enough capacity on the network cable

c)

Server maintenance- the destination computers need to be repaired

d)

All of the above

52.

What does the term 'latency' refer to in networking?

a)

The security level of a network connection.

b)

The number of devices connected to a network.

c)

The amount of data that can be transmitted in a given time period.

d)

The time it takes for a data packet to travel from source to destination.

53.

What is the primary function of a router in a network?

a)

To forward data packets between computer networks.

b)

To encrypt data for secure transmission.

c)

To store data permanently.

d)

To provide power to network devices.

54.
Which of the following is an example of a LAN?
a)
The internet
b)
A network that covers a small area on a single site
c)
A network that uses WIFI
d)
A network that connects LANs in different locations
55.

The computers in Prime Medical Hospital building are linked so that the staff can share the files and printers.This kind of network is an example of

a)

PAN

b)

LAN

c)

WAN

56.

The largest computer network is called

a)

Local Area Network

b)

Modem

c)

World wide web

d)

The internet

57.

What network covers a LARGE geographical area?

a)

LAN

b)

WAN

c)

BAN

d)

KAN