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Total questions: 75
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What is the primary function of a router in a network?
Connects multiple networks and directs data packets
Converts analog signals to digital signals
Encrypts data for secure transmission
Amplifies weak network signals
Stores and manages website data
Which of the following is a characteristic of fiber optic cables?
Uses light to transmit data
More susceptible to electromagnetic interference
Slower data transmission speed than copper cables
Uses electrical signals for data transmission
Cannot be used for long-distance communication
Which protocol is responsible for assigning IP addresses dynamically?
DHCP
HTTP
DNS
FTP
SMTP
What is the purpose of a subnet mask in networking?
Divides an IP network into smaller subnetworks
Encrypts data packets before transmission
Establishes a secure VPN connection
Converts IP addresses to MAC addresses
Filters incoming and outgoing network traffic
Which of the following is NOT a wireless communication standard?
Ethernet
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
5G
NFC
Which of the following protocols is used for transmitting web pages?
HTTP
FTP
SMTP
SNMP
DHCP
Which network topology connects all nodes in a ring?
Ring
Star
Bus
Mesh
Fully connected
Which OSI model layer is responsible for establishing, maintaining, and terminating communication sessions?
Session
Data Link
Physical
Transport
Application
Which of these addresses is an IPv6 address?
fe80::1
255.255.255.0
192.168.1.1
172.16.0.1
10.0.0.1
The device used to connect multiple networks with different IP ranges is called:
Router
Switch
Hub
Repeater
Bridge
Whats 1st layer of OSI?
Physical
Application
Presentation
Session
Transport
What does the OSI physical layer consist of?
Media, signals and binary transmission
End-to-end connections and reliability
Path determination and IP
Interhost communication
MAC and LLC
Directly connects to each to other and transmits data between link. What's topology is it?
Bus
Ring
Star
Tree
Mesh
What is device whose primary purpose is to connect 2 or more networks and determine the next network point to which the data should be forwarded toward its destination?
Router
Bridge
Switch
HUB
Server
What's transmission mode is whereby the transmission of data is possible on only one direction?
Simplex
Full-Duplex
Half-Duplex
Star
Bus
How modem works?
Modulate the bit data into wave data suitable for transmission on public telephone lines
Uses the ordinary telephone handset to establish the communication link
Link a number of terminal which are close together
Connect 2 devices or a device to a port
Physically connects network together
What is the network layer?
Transmits data from one transmitting station to another.
Is used to convert the bit data into wave data suitable for transmission on public telephone lines.
Not the deals with data formatting, encryption, and compression.
Manages end-to-end communication and ensures reliable data delivery between applications.
Is responsible for physical connections and converting binary data into electrical signals.
The basic components of a data transmission system are:
Central computer, terminal devices, telecommunications link between the central computer & the terminal devices.
A power supply, peripheral devices, an internet browser.
An operating system, external hard drives, a bluetooth connection
A wireless router, cloud storage, a firewall.
A keyboard and mouse, smartphone, local printer.
Transmission is possible in 3 modes:
Simplex, half-duplex, full-duplex.
Single-duplex, double-duplex, multi-duplex.
Mono-duplex, semi-duplex, ultra-duplex.
Reverse-duplex, hybrid-duplex.
Single-duplex, simplex, ultra-duplex.
What is the network?
Is an interconnection of two or more computing devices.
Is a single device that works independently without only connections.
Is an interconnection of only one computing device with itself.
Is a group of devices that can never share data or resources.
Is an interconnection of household appliances like microwaves and refrigerators.
is a device used where data from several sources is needed to be send down a single line at the same time?
Multiplexer
Modem
Hub
Switch
Demultiplexer
What is the main factor that distinguishes a local area network (LAN) from other types of networks?
Limited geographic area, typically up to 10 km
Ability to connect devices all over the world
No need for routers
Use of satellite connections to transmit data
Requirement for multiple central controllers to transmit data
Which network component is used to connect multiple devices and transmit data only to a specific recipient, rather than to all devices on the network?
Switch
Hub
Bridge
Network Interface Card (NIC)
Firewall
Which data transfer mode allows information to be transmitted in both directions at the same time?
Asynchronous
Half-duplex
Full-duplex
Serial
Simplex
Which medium access control protocol is used in Wi-Fi wireless networks?
CSMA/CA
CSMA/CD
Token Ring
ALOHA
Polling
What is the primary function of the Network Layer in the OSI model?
Determines the best path for transmitting packets to their destination across multiple networks.
Manages the establishment, maintenance, and termination of connections between applications.
Encrypts data to ensure its privacy during transmission.
Provides interfaces for applications to interact with the network.
Controls the physical transmission of data over the transmission medium.
Data transmission is possible in:
3 modes
4 modes
2 modes
5 modes
1 mode
Full-duplex mode:
Transmission of data is possible in both directions simultaneously
Transmission of data is possible in both directions, but one direction at a time.
This is whereby the transmission of data is possible in only one direction.
Transmission of data is not possible in this mode
All answers are wrong
What is the purpose of the modulator?
To convert the bit data into wave data
To modulate the wave data into a bit data
To encrypt the data
To decrypt the data
To broadcast the data
Data transfer speed limit of acoustic coupler:
300 bits/second
150 bits/second
200 bits/second
500 bits/second
250 bits/second
When was the OSI originally published?
In 1976
In 1971
In 1986
In 1978
What OSI layer acts as the foundation for the other layers?
The Physical layer
The Network layer
The Application layer
The Transport layer
The Session layer
Number of Network topology types:
6
5
3
4
2
The Data Link Layer is divided into:
2 sub-layers
3 sub-layers
4 sub-layers
5 sub-layers
6 sub-layers
Maximum span of LAN:
10 km
50 km
20 km
5 km
15 km
How does hub send the data?
Through broadcasting
Hub sends the data only the destined computer
It can't send the data, but only receive
I have no idea
Through bridging
What's 2nd layer of OSI?
Data Link
Application
Presentation
Session
Transport
What's 3rd layer of OSI?
Network
Physical
Presentation
Session
Application
What's 4th layer of OSI?
Transport
Physical
Presentation
Session
Application
What's 5th layer of OSI?
Session
Physical
Presentation
Network
Application
What’s 6th layer of OSI?
Presentation
Physical
Network
Session
Application
What’s 7th layer of OSI?
Application
Physical
Presentation
Session
Network
What’s function of Network Layer encapsulates data into packet for efficient transmission?
Packetizing
Host-to-Host Delivery
Forwarding
Fragmentation
Logical Subnetting
What’s function of Network Layer ensures data is delivered from the sender to the intended receiver across networks?
Host-to-Host Delivery
Packetizing
Forwarding
Fragmentation
Logical Subnetting
What's function of Network Layer is the process of moving packets from the input to the appropriate output interface in a router, based on the destination address?
Forwarding
Packetizing
Host-to-Host Delivery
Fragmentation
Logical Subnetting
Which two error detection/correction methods are used in the Data Link Layer?(2)
Quantum Cryptography
Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange
AES Encryption
Hamming Code
Parity Bit
Which two statements about Ethernet (IEEE 802.3) are correct?(2)
It follows the IEEE 802.3 standard
It is used only in wireless networks
It requires polling for communication
It exclusively supports 100 Mbps speed
It uses CSMA/CD for medium access
Which two access control methods are implemented in different network technologies?(2)
CSMA/CD
CSMA/CA
Packet Switching
HTTP
Circuit Switching
Which two framing techniques are used to mark the boundaries of frames?(2)
Byte Stuffing
Optical Encoding
Packet Fragmentation
Bit Stuffing
Frequency Modulation
Which two functions are handled by the Data Link Layer?(2)
Framing
Flow Control
Routing
IP Addressing
Encryption
Select two network components:(2)
The Services
The Physical
Bus
Star
Ring
Physical Component of the Network:(2)
Metropolitan Area Network
Local Area Network
VPN
Intermediary Network Devices
End Devices or Host
How works Dataplex?(2)
Links a number of terminals which are close together
And then transmit data to the central computer
Make your data confidencial
Transmit data
Plugs into the computer and has receptacle into which the telephone handset is placed
Select 1st and last layer of OSI model:(2)
Network
Session
Presentation
Physical
Application
The Data Link Layer divided into 2 sub-layer:(2)
Logical Link Control
Media Access Control
Random Process Protocols
Controlled Access Protocols
Filtering Frames
Different networks use different MAC protocols for efficient access:(2)
CSMA/CD
Controlled Access Protocols
Polling, Ethernet
Stop-and-wait protocol
Random Process Protocols
Which two functions are handled by the Data Link Layer?(2)
Framing
Error Control
Flow Control
Routing
IP Addressing
Which two statements about Ethernet (IEEE 802.3) are correct?(2)
A) It uses CSMA/CD for medium access
C) It is used only in wireless networks
B) It follows the IEEE 802.3 standard
E) It exclusively supports 100 Mbps speed
D) It requires polling for communication
Physical Component of the Network:(2)
Local Area Network
VPN
Intermediary Network Devices
Metropolitan Area Network
End Devices or Host
The Data Link Layer divided into 2 sub-layer:(2)
A) Logical Link Control
B) Media Access Control
C) Random Process Protocols
D) Controlled Access Protocols
E) Filtering Frames
What are the functions of fragmentation in the network layer?(3)
Splitting large packets into smaller fragments
Supporting devices with different MTU sizes
Reducing the load on routers
Improving signal quality
Speeding up data transmission
Which packet forwarding methods are used in the network layer?(3)
Routing through intermediate nodes
Broadcasting
Indirect delivery
Physical bit transmission
Direct delivery
What is the difference between routing and flooding?(3)
Flooding works only in wireless networks
Flooding prevents packet loss
Routing is more resource-efficient
Flooding transmits packets without route selection
Routing determines the optimal path, while flooding sends packets to all nodes
What is the main function of the network layer in the OSI model?(3)
Physical transmission of bits
Assigning logical address
Packet forwarding
Fragmentation and reassembly
Flow control management
Which of the following protocols operate at the network layer?(3)
IP
ICMP
ARP
RARP
HTTP
What are the main tasks of routing in the network layer?(3)
Detecting errors in data transmission
Optimizing IP address usage
Fragmentation and reassembly of packets
Delivering packets through intermediate nodes
Determining the best path for packet transmission
Which of the following protocols are used for routing?(3)
FTP
OSPF
DHCP
RIP
BGP
What are the functions of Network Address Translation (NAT)?(3)
Mapping private IP addresses to public IP addresses
Enhancing network security
Conserving IPv4 addresses
Assigning unique MAC addresses
Detecting duplicate IP addresses
What are the advantages of the network layer?(3)
Optimized data transmission
Error detection and correction in transmitted data
Improved routing efficiency
Division of large networks into subnets
Minimization of transmission delays
What are the limitations of the network layer?(3)
Lack of flow control mechanism
Low security levels
Possible packet loss due to network congestion
High dependency on physical devices
Lack of effective error control
Logical Link Control sub layer’s functions:(3)
Control access to the transmission medium
Interfaces with the Network Layer
Identifies network protocols like IPv4, IPv6
Uses MAC address to uniquely identify devices
Handles Error control and flow control
Which of the above are routing protocols?(3)
Routing Information Protocols (RIP)
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
Internet Protocol
Address Resolution Protocol
What are the functions of Network Address Translation (NAT)?(3)
Conserving IPv4 addresses
Mapping private IP addresses to public IP addresses
Enhancing network security
Assigning unique MAC addresses
Detecting duplicate IP addresses
What is the difference between routing and flooding?(3)
Routing determines the optimal path, while flooding sends packets to all nodes
Flooding prevents packet loss
Flooding transmits packets without route selection
Routing is more resource-efficient
Flooding works only in wireless networks
The main tasks of routing in the network layer are:(3)
Determining the best path for packet transmission
Error detection and correction
Data encryption and decryption
Fragmentation and reassembly of packets
Delivering packets through intermediate nodes
