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CNT2000 - Module 03 Quiz Questions

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the maximum data transfer rate of Ethernet using the 1000BASE-T standard?

a)

1 Gbps

b)

100 Mbps

c)

100 Gbps

d)

10 Gbps

2.

When running Ethernet cables above ceiling tiles in an office space, what is the recommended type of cable to use?

a)

Plenum-rated cable

b)

Coaxial cable

c)

Non-plenum PVC cable

d)

Speaker wire

3.

What is the main reason for using plenum-rated cables in this environment?

a)

Longer cable lengths

b)

Improved data throughput

c)

Fire safety

d)

Reduced cost

4.

What is the maximum cable segment length for 100BASE-TX?

a)

500 meters

b)

100 meters

c)

185 meters

d)

300 meters

5.

1000BASE-SX is:

a)

A type of Gigabit Ethernet that uses short wavelength laser over multimode fiber

b)

A type of Ethernet that uses copper cables for 10 Mbps connections

c)

A wireless networking standard for high-speed data transfer

d)

A protocol for encrypting network traffic

6.

100BASE-FX is:

a)

A Fast Ethernet standard that uses fiber optic cables

b)

A wireless networking protocol

c)

A type of twisted pair copper cabling

d)

A standard for coaxial cable networking

7.

What is the maximum data transfer rate of Ethernet using the 10GBASE-T standard?

a)

1 Gbps

b)

10 000 Mbps

c)

10 Gbps

d)

1000 Gbps

e)

100 Gbps

8.

The Ethernet standard also known as "Gigabit Ethernet" and supporting a data transfer rate of 1000 Mbps is:

a)

100BASE-T

b)

10BASE-T

c)

1000BASE-T

d)

10GBASE-T

9.

Which Ethernet standard operates over twisted-pair copper cables and has a data transfer rate of 100 Mbps?

a)

100BASE-FX

b)

1000BASE-T

c)

1000BASE-SX

d)

100BASE-TX

10.

In CSMA/CD, what action is taken when a collision is detected?

a)

All devices stop transmitting for a random period.

b)

The transmitting device increases its data rate.

c)

The collision is ignored, and transmission continues.

d)

The network speed is reduced to prevent future collisions.

11.

A method of securing network data by encrypting the information before transmission. What is this method called?

a)

Encryption

b)

Compression

c)

Fragmentation

d)

Routing

12.

The physical infrastructure, such as cables and switches, used to transmit data in a network. What is this called?

a)

Network hardware or physical layer

b)

Application software

c)

Wireless protocol

d)

Data encryption

13.

Which of the following best describes 10BASE-T network cabling?

a)

Functions at 10 Mbps, employs baseband signal transmission (BASE), and is implemented with twisted pair cabling

b)

Functions at 100 Mbps, employs broadband signal transmission, and is implemented with coaxial cabling

c)

Functions at 1 Gbps, employs baseband signal transmission, and is implemented with fiber optic cabling

d)

Functions at 10 Mbps, employs broadband signal transmission, and is implemented with shielded twisted pair cabling

14.

Operates at 100 Mbps (100), uses broadband signal transmission (BROAD), and utilizes fiber optic cabling. What type of network technology is being described?

a)

Fiber optic broadband network operating at 100 Mbps

b)

Ethernet over twisted pair at 100 Mbps

c)

Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) at 100 Mbps

d)

Coaxial cable broadband network at 100 Mbps

15.

Works at 10 Mbps (10), uses a baseband signal (BASE), and runs over twisted pair copper cabling. What type of network technology is being described?

a)

Ethernet (10BASE-T)

b)

Token Ring (16 Mbps)

c)

FDDI (Fiber Distributed Data Interface)

d)

Ethernet (10BASE-2)

16.

What is the main advantage of using fiber optic cable over copper cable?

a)

Easier to splice

b)

Higher bandwidth

17.

What is the primary purpose of twisting the pairs in an unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable?

a)

To reduce external interference and crosstalk

b)

To increase the cable's thickness

c)

To make the cable more flexible

d)

To color-code the cable for easier identification

18.

What is used to connect a port on a patch panel to another network port, typically a switch port housed in the same rack?

a)

RJ-45 patch cord

b)

Fiber optic cable

c)

Coaxial cable

d)

Serial cable

19.

Fill in the blank: ________ is a conductor used to transmit electrical power from one location to another.

a)

Power line

b)

Transformer

c)

Battery

d)

Resistor

20.

During a structured cable installation in an office renovation, you notice that the cable runs are in close proximity to several electrical power cables and fluorescent lights. What is the MOST likely impact of this installation practice on the network's performance?

a)

Improved cable flexibility and durability because of the proximity to light sources

b)

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) causing potential degradation of data transmission

c)

Enhanced cable aesthetics, making the installation more visually appealing

21.

Which tool is used to create a patch cord by fixing a plug to a cable?

a)

Cable tester

b)

Wire stripper

c)

Punch down tool

d)

Cable crimper

22.

RJ-45 refers to which of the following in the context of copper cabling?

a)

A type of connector used for Ethernet cables

b)

A fiber optic cable standard

c)

A wireless networking protocol

d)

A coaxial cable connector

23.

A shielding technique: __________

a)

Shielded twisted pair (STP)

b)

Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)

c)

Coaxial cable

d)

Fiber optic cable

24.

A connector type: __________

a)

RJ45

b)

HDMI

c)

VGA

d)

USB-C

25.

A termination method: __________

a)

Punch-down block

b)

Twisted pair cable

c)

RJ45 connector

d)

Fiber optic splice

26.

A cable standard: __________

a)

Cat5e

b)

HDMI

c)

VGA

d)

USB

27.

What is the primary advantage of shielded twisted pair (STP) cabling over unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cabling?

a)

Less susceptible to EMI

b)

Higher data rates

28.

Cable length in networking directly affects performance by:

a)

increasing signal loss and reducing data transmission quality as length increases

b)

improving signal strength over longer distances

c)

having no impact on network speed or reliability

d)

making the network immune to interference regardless of length

29.

Fill in the blank: If a network cable is not working, you should ________ the cable to ensure a proper connection.

a)

reseat

b)

paint

c)

fold

d)

stretch

30.

Fill in the blank: A ________ of the cable can help identify any visible damage or issues.

a)

physical inspection

b)

chemical analysis

c)

electrical replacement

d)

software update

31.

Which one of the following terms refer to the most popular LAN technology

a)

Ethernet

b)

WAN

c)

Internet

d)

Intranet

32.

What are the characteristic features of the RJ-45 connector?

a)

Used with telephone cabling

b)

Coaxial cabling connector

c)

Used with Ethernet network cabling

d)

Copper cabling connector`

e)

Fiber-Optic cabling connector

33.

Which of the following cables is most suitable for minimizing electromagnetic interference in a high-noise environment?

a)

Coaxial cable

b)

Fiber optic cable

c)

Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)

d)

Shielded twisted pair (STP)

34.

What is the primary function of a patch panel in a structured cabling system?

a)

To encrypt network traffic

b)

To provide wireless connectivity

c)

To increase data transmission speed

d)

To organize and manage network cable connections

35.

Which connector is commonly used to terminate fiber optic cables?

a)

BNC connector

b)

RJ45 connector

c)

SC connector

d)

HDMI connector