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Module 3

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Light waves, radio waves, and microwaves are examples of electromagnetic waves.

a)

True

b)

false

2.

Analog signals are ___________affected by noise than digital signals.

a)

less

b)

more

3.

Light waves stay inside an optical fiber as they are transmitted because the ________.

a)

fiber is perfectly straight

b)

fiber reflects the light back into the core

c)

fiber is insulated to prevent loss of thermal energy

d)

light waves curve to follow the path of the fiber

4.

Which do NOT interfere with FM radio transmissions?

a)

mountains

b)

buildings

c)

bad weather

d)

AM Transmissions

5.

Which is an example of a signal being encoded?

a)

reading braille

b)

writing a word in Morse code

c)

hearing a sound from a radio

d)

receiving an email

6.

Which does NOT help explain why digital signals are more reliable than analog signals?

a)

Noise is more easily filtered from digital signals

b)

Digital signals are smooth and continuous

c)

Digital signals consist of two values

d)

Analog signals deteriorate due to nose

7.

Computers use digital information that is encoded as ___________ numbers.

a)

digital

b)

binary

c)

complicated

d)

nondigitized

8.

Digital signals _____________.

a)

can only be stored on computers

b)

consist of only two values

c)

cannot be transmitted by light waves

d)

are what is stored by camera film

9.

Which best explains why the receiver of a signal must understand the code or language being used?

a)

This allows the signal to be decoded.

b)

This allows the signal to be transmitted.

c)

This allows the signal to be converted to binary.

d)

This allows the signal to be encoded.

10.

Which is NOT a property of electromagnetic waves?

a)

They lose energy as they move through mediums.

b)

They can be varied to hold information.

c)

They transfer energy but not matter.

d)

They consist of a series of pulses.

11.

A square wave with values 0 and 1 is an example of a(n) ____________signal.

a)

binary

b)

decoded

c)

analog

d)

digital

12.

Which is false about fiber optic cables?

a)

They rely on total internal reflection to transmit signals.

b)

The glass fiber is highly absorbent.

c)

They can send signals a long distance without the signals degrading.

d)

The cladding causes the light to reflect.

13.

Which of the following is a benefit of using digital signals over analog signals?

a)

They require more energy to transmit.

b)

They are less affected by noise.

c)

They are always continuous.

d)

They cannot be stored easily.

14.

What is the main function of the cladding in a fiber optic cable?

a)

To absorb light and prevent transmission

b)

To convert digital signals to analog

c)

To reflect light back into the core

d)

To generate electrical signals

15.

Which statement is true about electromagnetic waves?

a)

They require a medium to travel through.

b)

They can travel through a vacuum.

c)

They transfer matter from one place to another.

d)

They cannot be used for communication.

16.

Which of the following is NOT an example of an electromagnetic wave?

a)

Radio waves

b)

Sound waves

c)

Light waves

d)

Microwaves

17.

What is a key advantage of using binary numbers in digital communication?

a)

They are less reliable than analog signals

b)

They can be easily affected by noise

c)

They allow for simple and accurate signal processing

d)

They require complex encoding methods

18.

Which part of an optical fiber guides the light along its length?

a)

Sheath

b)

Jacket

c)

Core

d)

Cladding

19.

What happens to a digital signal as it travels a long distance through a medium?

a)

It changes into an analog signal

b)

It cannot be transmitted at all

c)

It may become distorted by noise but can often be restored

d)

It always increases in strength

20.

Which component in a digital communication system is responsible for converting information into a signal?

a)

Cladding

b)

Receiver

c)

Core

d)

Transmitter