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Data Communication and Networking 3 Prefinal Exam

Total questions: 61

Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following best describes an IP address?

a)

A text-based label for a file

b)

A numerical label for a device

c)

A security code for a user account

d)

A routing table entry in a switch

2.

Which version of IP uses 32-bit numeric addresses?

a)

IPv6

b)

IPv5

c)

IPv4

d)

IPv3

3.

Which IP version uses hexadecimal numbers separated by colons?

a)

IPv3

b)

IPv4

c)

IPv5

d)

IPv6

4.

Which class does the IP address 10.1.2.3 belong to?

a)

Class B

b)

Class A

c)

Class D

d)

Class C

5.

Which class does the IP address 172.16.5.10 belong to?

a)

Class C

b)

Class E

c)

Class A

d)

Class B

6.

Which class does the IP address 192.168.1.15 belong to?

a)

Class D

b)

Class C

c)

Class B

d)

Class A

7.

Which class of IP addresses is used for multicast?

a)

Class D

b)

Class B

c)

Class C

d)

Class E

8.

Which class of IP addresses is reserved for experimental use?

a)

Class B

b)

Class D

c)

Class A

d)

Class E

9.

What is the default subnet mask of a Class B network?

a)

255.0.0.0

b)

255.255.255.0

c)

255.255.0.0

d)

255.255.255.255

10.

Which of the following IP addresses is a private Class A address?

a)

10.25.5.7

b)

8.8.8.8

c)

172.15.0.1

d)

192.0.0.1

11.

Which of the following IP addresses is a private Class B address?

a)

172.16.10.1

b)

172.10.10.1

c)

10.255.10.10

d)

192.0.0.100

12.

Which of the following IP addresses is a private Class C address?

a)

192.0.10.1

b)

192.168.5.5

c)

193.168.10.10

d)

194.100.100.1

13.

For IP 192.168.1.10 with subnet mask 255.255.255.0, what is the network ID?

a)

192.168.1.0

b)

192.168.1.1

c)

192.168.0.0

d)

192.168.10.0

14.

The CIDR notation /24 is equivalent to which subnet mask?

a)

255.255.0.0

b)

255.255.255.0

c)

255.0.0.0

d)

255.255.255.255

15.

Which of the following IPs is public and routable on the Internet?

a)

10.0.0.1

b)

172.20.10.1

c)

192.168.1.1

d)

8.8.8.8

16.

What is the main goal of network monitoring?

a)

To install new applications

b)

To detect and solve problems

c)

To delete unused user accounts

d)

To upgrade router firmware

17.

Which tool is used to monitor and manage network devices?

a)

SMTP

b)

SNMP

c)

DHCP

d)

FTP

18.

Which component of SNMP is responsible for collecting and analyzing data?

a)

Managed Device

b)

SNMP Agent

c)

Network Management System

d)

Routing Table Unit

19.

Which SNMP metric helps check router interface traffic?

a)

Memory Load

b)

Disk Usage

c)

Interface Traffic

d)

Temperature Level

20.

Which SNMP metric would you monitor to detect CPU overutilization?

a)

Port Status

b)

CPU Usage

c)

VLAN Table

d)

IP Routing

21.

What does NetFlow primarily collect for network analysis?

a)

IP Traffic Information

b)

Wireless Signal Strength

c)

User Authentication Logs

d)

Operating System Errors

22.

Which tool allows analysis of which hosts consume the most bandwidth?

a)

FTP Server

b)

DHCP Manager

c)

NetFlow

d)

Ping Utility

23.

Which tool captures and analyzes network packets?

a)

Wireshark

b)

SNMP

c)

NetFlow

d)

Ansible

24.

Which packet capture tool uses a command-line interface?

a)

Wireshark

b)

tcpdump

c)

NetFlow

d)

Ansible

25.

Which statement about tcpdump is TRUE?

a)

It is built into every OS

b)

It must be installed manually

c)

It is only available for Windows

d)

It is used only for routing

26.

Which automation tool is agentless and uses YAML playbooks?

a)

Puppet

b)

Ansible

c)

SNMP

d)

NetFlow

27.

Which configuration management tool uses a client-server model?

a)

NetFlow

b)

SNMP

c)

Puppet

d)

Ansible

28.

Which of the following is NOT a step in developing a monitoring plan?

a)

Configure alerts for thresholds

b)

Define key performance indicators

c)

Install new operating systems

d)

Identify critical devices and links

29.

Which combination of tools is best for a large multinational network?

a)

DHCP and DNS

b)

SNMP, NetFlow, and Packet Sniffers

c)

FTP and SSH

d)

HTTP and HTTPS

30.

In a network monitoring plan, which tool would detect unusual traffic behavior?

a)

NetFlow

b)

SNMP

c)

Puppet

d)

Ansible

31.

What is virtualization in networking mainly used for?

a)

Running faster gaming systems

b)

Creating virtual network functions

c)

Installing physical routers faster

d)

Building longer network cables

32.

What does SDN stand for in networking?

a)

Software Data Node

b)

Software-Defined Networking

c)

System Device Network

d)

Server Distribution Network

33.

In SDN, which part decides how data should flow?

a)

Data Plane

b)

Control Plane

c)

Access Layer

d)

Transport Layer

34.

What does the SDN controller do?

a)

Controls cable management

b)

Manages network traffic flow

c)

Replaces all switches manually

d)

Installs operating systems

35.

Which is one main benefit of SDN?

a)

Slower data transmission

b)

More manual configuration

c)

Centralized control and flexibility

d)

Higher hardware costs

36.

What does NFV stand for in networking?

a)

Network File Variable

b)

Network Function Virtualization

c)

Network Flow Vector

d)

Network Fiber Virtual

37.

Which of these can be virtualized through NFV?

a)

Firewalls and routers

b)

Keyboards and monitors

c)

Hard drives and RAM

d)

Mouse and printers

38.

What is one benefit of NFV in enterprises?

a)

More expensive hardware

b)

Flexible and scalable services

c)

Reduced cloud capacity

d)

Limited network automation

39.

How do SDN and NFV work together?

a)

SDN manages hardware, NFV creates software

b)

NFV manages users, SDN controls Wi-Fi

c)

SDN builds cables, NFV builds routers

d)

NFV replaces cloud storage

40.

Which company uses SDN or NFV in real-world networks?

a)

Cisco

b)

Sony

c)

Adidas

d)

Netflix

41.

What does cloud networking mainly provide?

a)

Physical device sharing

b)

Internet-based network resources

c)

Manual configuration setup

d)

Local hardware expansion

42.

Which is an example of a public cloud provider?

a)

Amazon Web Services

b)

Local data center

c)

Company intranet

d)

Private LAN server

43.

What defines a private cloud environment?

a)

Shared with multiple companies

b)

Managed internally by one organization

c)

Owned by cloud providers

d)

Used only for entertainment

44.

Why do companies choose a hybrid cloud setup?

a)

To combine public and private benefits

b)

To remove all local networks

c)

To block external connections

d)

To limit scalability features

45.

Which cloud model offers a mix of scalability and control?

a)

Public Cloud

b)

Private Cloud

c)

Hybrid Cloud

d)

Open Cloud

46.

The subnet mask 255.255.255.0 corresponds to CIDR notation (a)   .

47.

A /28 subnet provides (a)   usable host addresses.

48.

If you borrow 3 bits from a Class C network, you will create (a)   subnets.

49.

For the network 192.168.10.0/24 divided into 4 subnets, the new subnet mask is (a)   .

50.

If a PC has IP 192.168.1.66/26, its network ID is (a)   .

51.

Using the same IP 192.168.1.66/26, its broadcast address is (a)   .

52.

In the subnet 192.168.1.64/26, a PC has the IP address 192.168.1.66.
The default gateway for this subnet is often assigned as the first usable IP, which is (a)   .

53.

If a subnet needs 50 usable hosts, the smallest possible CIDR prefix is (a)   .

54.

For network 10.0.0.0/8 divided into 16 subnets, the new subnet mask is (a)   .

55.

If the router interface for the subnet 192.168.5.0/26 uses the first usable IP, its address should be (a)   .

56.

A network 192.168.20.0/24 needs to be divided into 4 subnets. The new subnet mask in CIDR notation will be (a)   .

57.

When subnetting 192.168.10.0/24 into 8 subnets, each subnet will have (a)   usable hosts.

58.

A subnet with a /28 mask provides (a)   usable host IP addresses.

59.

The broadcast address of the subnet that starts at 192.168.5.128/26 is (a)   .

60.

If a subnet has the network address 10.0.4.0/22, its last usable host IP is (a)   .

61-70.

We live in an age of algorithms and artificial intelligence, yet the greatest design ever made is not digital—it’s human. The Bible reminds us that “It is not good for man to be alone” (Genesis 2:18), showing that connection and relationship are part of our divine design. But this design goes beyond human relationships—beyond friendship, affection, or family—it points us to something higher. We were created not only for connection with one another, but for communion with the Divine Himself.

Einstein once said, “The more I study science, the more I believe in God,” because he saw order in the universe—gravity, light, and atoms—all following measurable laws. DNA, the “divine source code,” proves that information comes from intelligence, and that we are “fearfully and wonderfully made” (Psalm 139:14).

The universe had a beginning, but God did not—He is eternal, the “Alpha and Omega” (Revelation 1:8). That’s why faith and science do not conflict; they confirm each other.

Through Christ, what separated us from God—sin—has been conquered. Jesus took our place, died, and rose again, proving His love and giving us life abundant (John 10:10).

We are invited not to religion, but to relationship; not to mere existence, but to excellence, living for something greater—His glory.

61.

According to Genesis 2:18, it is not good for man to be (a)   .

62.

Einstein said that the more he studied science, the more he believed in (a)   .

63.

DNA is described as the “divine source (a)   ” that reveals an intelligent Creator.

64.

Psalm 139:14 says, “I am fearfully and (a)   made.”

65.

The universe had a beginning, but God is (a)   , meaning He has no start or end.

66.

Sin separates people from God, but (a)   restored the connection by dying for us.

67.

John 10:10 says Jesus came so that we may have life and have it more (a)   .

68.

Faith and (a)   do not conflict, because both reveal truth about creation.

69.

We are called not to religion, but to a personal (a)   with God.

70.

Living with excellence and creativity in your field—IT, animation, or design—should be for God’s (a)   , not to prove greatness or boast, but to show humility and purpose in your work.