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Electrical Standards and Cabling Compliance Quiz

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a consideration for electronic cabling in the performance criteria?

a)

Type of service

b)

Categories of cabling

c)

Layout of equipment

d)

Color of the building

2.

What does WAN stand for in networking?

a)

Wide Area Network

b)

Wireless Access Node

c)

Web Application Network

d)

Wired Area Node

3.

Which of the following technologies may be used to connect a Wide Area Network (WAN)?

a)

Bluetooth

b)

Ethernet cables only

c)

Dedicated transoceanic cabling or satellite uplinks

d)

Infrared signals

4.

Explain why a business with offices in multiple countries might choose to use a WAN instead of a LAN.

a)

WANs are designed to connect devices within a single room.

b)

WANs can connect large geographic areas, making them suitable for linking offices in different countries.

c)

WANs are only for wireless connections.

d)

WANs are less secure than LANs.

5.

Which category of unshielded twisted pair is used for voice only (telephone wire)?

a)

Category 1

b)

Category 3

c)

Category 4

d)

Category 5

6.

Which of the following is a key advantage of fibre optic cables for connecting networks between buildings?

a)

High resistance to fire

b)

Immunity to moisture and lighting effects

c)

Ability to carry electrical current

d)

Low installation cost

7.

How is information relayed between devices in a wireless LAN?

a)

Through physical cables only

b)

By relaying information between transceivers as if they were physically connected

c)

By using floppy disks

d)

By sending emails only

8.

Why might an organization choose to use a wireless LAN instead of a wired network?

a)

To avoid the need for cabling and allow more flexible device placement

b)

Because wireless LANs are always faster than wired networks

c)

Because wireless LANs do not require any hardware

d)

To prevent any data transmission between devices

9.

If a person walks within the line-of-sight during a transmission, what is the likely consequence?

a)

The information would need to be sent again

b)

The network speed would increase

c)

The transmission would become more secure

d)

The workstation would automatically switch to Wi-Fi

10.

What is scattered infrared communication?

a)

A broadcast of infrared transmissions sent out in multiple directions that bounces off walls and ceilings until it hits the receiver.

b)

A direct line-of-sight communication using radio waves.

c)

A type of communication that only uses fiber optic cables.

d)

A method of transmitting data through underwater cables.

11.

Which component is part of an alarm system?

a)

Central alarm control panel

b)

Water sprinkler

c)

Emergency exit sign

d)

Fire extinguisher

12.

What is the most common practice for intercom or paging systems in buildings?

a)

Using a separate system with a microphone and speaker

b)

Using only a telephone-based system

c)

Installing only speakers in every room

d)

Using a wireless internet-based system