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QUIZ NO. 3 MEXE 3102

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 3mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is true about the difference between data and signals?

a)

Data and signals are identical concepts in communication.

b)

Data is the raw entity; signals are the transmission form of data.

c)

Signals exist only in digital form, while data can be both analog and digital.

d)

Data always requires analog signals to be transmitted.

2.

Which type of signal is more resilient to noise but requires more bandwidth?

a)

Analog signal

b)

Digital signal

c)

Composite signal

d)

Periodic signal

3.

An analog sine wave is often used in communication theory because:

a)

It has infinite bandwidth.

b)

It is the simplest form of a periodic signal.

c)

It requires no medium for propagation.

d)

It can represent digital bits directly.

4.

Which of the following parameters of a sine wave determines its energy level in transmission?

a)

Frequency

b)

Phase

c)

Amplitude

d)

Spectrum

5.

Which of the following best describes a composite signal?

a)

A signal with only one frequency component

b)

A signal made by digital-to-analog conversion only

c)

A signal formed by multiple sine waves combined

d)

A digital waveform with infinite frequency

6.

The spectrum of a signal refers to:

a)

The physical medium that carries the signal

b)

The range of frequencies that compose the signal

c)

The voltage levels used in digital signaling

d)

The number of cycles per second

7.

In communication, the bandwidth of a medium is:

a)

The maximum data rate achievable

b)

The frequency range the medium can pass without significant loss

c)

The number of voltage levels supported

d)

The number of cycles completed per second

8.

Which statement best explains why digital signals are more suitable for computer networks?

a)

They consume less bandwidth than analog signals.

b)

They are less sensitive to noise and easier to regenerate.

c)

They provide continuous representation of information.

d)

They eliminate the need for synchronization.

9.

Which property of analog signals makes them more prone to distortion over long distances?

a)

They require infinite bandwidth.

b)

They use discrete values.

c)

They are continuous and can assume infinite values.

d)

They always depend on phase shift.

10.

In signal analysis, Fourier's theorem states that:

a)

Every signal must be digital to be transmitted.

b)

Every periodic signal can be decomposed into a set of sine waves.

c)

Only analog signals can be represented mathematically.

d)

The bandwidth of a signal is infinite.

11.

The Nyquist sampling theorem (covered later but rooted in Chapter 3 concepts) relates to:

a)

The minimum number of samples needed to reconstruct an analog signal

b)

The minimum amplitude needed to transmit a digital signal

c)

The relationship between baud rate and bit rate

d)

The maximum power level of a composite signal

12.

Which of the following best describes a periodic signal?

a)

It changes randomly with time

b)

It repeats its pattern over regular intervals

c)

It has infinite frequency components

d)

It can only be digital in nature

13.

What distinguishes a non-periodic signal from a periodic one?

a)

It has lower amplitude

b)

It requires less bandwidth

c)

It does not repeat its pattern over time

d)

It is always analog

14.

Which feature of a signal is directly related to synchronization in data transmission?

a)

Frequency

b)

Phase

c)

Amplitude

d)

Bandwidth

15.

The harmonics of a composite signal are:

a)

Frequencies higher than the fundamental frequency

b)

The maximum power levels of the signal

c)

Voltage levels in digital waveforms

d)

Frequencies that cannot be transmitted

16.

The effective bandwidth of a digital signal depends primarily on:

a)

The number of bits in each character

b)

The number of signal level changes per second

c)

The transmission medium only

d)

The sampling rate of the source

17.

Why is phase considered an important characteristic of signals?

a)

It determines the maximum achievable bandwidth.

b)

It identifies the position of the waveform in time.

c)

It defines the average energy of the signal.

d)

It reduces the effects of noise.

18.

Which of the following is an advantage of digital signals over analog signals in networking?

a)

They require no bandwidth.

b)

They can be easily compressed, encrypted, and multiplexed.

c)

They eliminate the need for transmission media.

d)

They always transmit at higher speed.

19.

If the spectrum of a signal ranges from 100 Hz to 300 Hz, which statement is true?

a)

The bandwidth is 100 Hz.

b)

The bandwidth is 200 Hz.

c)

The maximum frequency is 100 Hz.

d)

The signal must be digital.

20.

Which statement best reflects the role of signals in data communications?

a)

Signals are optional because data can be transmitted directly.

b)

Signals act as carriers that transport data across a medium.

c)

Signals and data are equivalent forms of storage.

d)

Signals are only used for wireless communications.