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IT4- Computer Networks and Software Installation Worksheet

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does local installation involve?

a)

Installing software on multiple computers

b)

Installing software directly on your computer

c)

Installing software on a network server

d)

Installing software on the cloud

2.

How is local installation described in the text?

a)

Two-tier pattern

b)

Three-tier pattern

c)

One-tier pattern

d)

Four-tier pattern

3.

Zoe and Mason are setting up a new office. What is the main purpose of a computer network in their office?

a)

Isolating devices from each other

b)

Connecting multiple devices for communication and resource sharing

c)

Creating individual digital spaces for devices

d)

Limiting data exchange between devices

4.

What is an internet host?

a)

A computer program

b)

Any device connected to the internet

c)

A digital address

d)

A system of protocols

5.

Imagine Samuel and Nora are trying to communicate over the internet. How do their computers "see" each other on the network?

a)

Through MAC addresses

b)

Through IP addresses

c)

Through routers

d)

Through switches

6.

Mason is setting up a small office network and is considering using hubs. What is a disadvantage of using hubs in his network?

a)

They are more expensive than switches

b)

They can cause network congestion

c)

They use MAC addresses inefficiently

d)

They connect devices to the internet

7.

What is a disadvantage of switches in a network?

a)

They are more expensive than hubs

b)

They broadcast data to all devices

c)

They can cause network congestion

d)

They use MAC addresses inefficiently

8.

Avery is setting up a home office and wants to ensure that her network is protected from external threats and unauthorized access. What device should she use?

a)

Router

b)

Switch

c)

Firewall

d)

Hub

9.

James is setting up a home network and wants to protect his devices from unauthorized access. What is the primary purpose of a firewall in his network?

a)

Broadcasting data

b)

Connecting devices to the internet

c)

Ensuring network security

d)

Forwarding data through MAC addresses

10.

Elijah is setting up a home network and needs to ensure that each device can communicate with each other. What role do IP addresses play in this scenario?

a)

Monitoring network traffic

b)

providing a digital addresses for the devices

c)

Storing and operating software

d)

Ensuring network security

11.

Mason is setting up a new home network and needs to identify each device connected to his router. What is a MAC address in networking?

a)

A digital ID for devices

b)

An internet host

c)

A network protocol

d)

A firewall setting

12.

In a school network, what role does a switch play when Benjamin sends a file to Luna?

a)

Broadcasts data to all devices

b)

Floods the network with data

c)

Directs data efficiently to the intended device

d)

Causes network congestion intentionally

13.

In a school network, what role does a hub play?

a)

Selectively sends data to the correct destination

b)

Acts as a loudspeaker, broadcasting data to all devices

c)

Monitors network security

d)

Manages network traffic efficiently

14.

In a school network, what role does a router play?

a)

Broadcasts data to all connected devices

b)

Acts as a digital guardian

c)

Manages the flow of data between devices and networks

d)

Provides direct access to installed software

15.

Maya is sending an email to Benjamin. How do routers use IP addresses in directing this email?

a)

To determine where to send data

b)

To create digital IDs for devices

c)

To monitor network traffic

d)

To broadcast data to all devices

16.

Why is a firewall likened to a security guard at the entrance of a building?

a)

It controls network traffic based on security rules

b)

It broadcasts data to all devices

c)

It manages the flow of data between devices

d)

It uses MAC addresses for security purposes

17.

Samuel is a small business owner who stores all his business data on his office computer. What is a primary reason for Samuel to maintain an off-site backup of his data?

a)

It saves storage space on his primary device.

b)

It allows for faster access to his data.

c)

It protects his data in case of primary storage failure or cyberattacks.

d)

It ensures data integrity during data transfers.

18.

Why might Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies pose challenges for companies?

a)

They increase employee productivity.

b)

They streamline data security measures.

c)

Compliance with data security becomes difficult.

d)

They reduce costs associated with hardware purchases.

19.

Grace is working on a project and decides to access work emails and documents on her personal smartphone. Which scenario poses a risk to data security according to the BYOD example provided?

a)

Using a company-provided laptop for work tasks.

b)

Accessing work emails and documents on a personal smartphone.

c)

Storing sensitive information on a secure cloud server.

d)

Encrypting all work-related files before transferring them.

20.

What is a key advantage of off-site backups over on-site backups?

a)

They require less maintenance.

b)

They offer faster data recovery.

c)

They are immune to hardware malfunctions.

d)

They provide protection against a wider range of threats.

21.

Emma is the IT manager at a mid-sized company that has implemented a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy. Why might it be challenging for Emma to manage personal devices under this policy?

a)

Personal devices often have higher security measures than company-provided devices.

b)

Personal devices may lack necessary security safeguards.

c)

Personal devices require less frequent updates.

d)

Personal devices are less susceptible to cyberattacks.