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Content Section Worksheet Questions (Grade 14)

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is edge processing for image/video analytics (e.g., on an IP camera) and one advantage over sending all raw video to a central server?

a)

Processing occurs on the device that captures the data, reducing bandwidth and latency by sending only results or compressed summaries

b)

Processing means mirroring raw video to multiple central servers to improve redundancy

c)

Edge processing is decoding video at the central server while cameras act only as sensors

d)

It refers to encrypting video frames in transit so central servers can process them faster

2.

Name three common image processing tasks performed in surveillance projects and the typical output each produces.

a)

Motion detection producing a binary foreground mask or event triggers

b)

Object detection producing bounding boxes or class labels per frame

c)

Face recognition producing identity matches or feature embeddings

d)

Color grading producing audio transcripts of speech

3.

For a secure company network, mention at least three layers or controls you would include.

a)

Network segmentation with VLANs and firewalls between zones

b)

Multi-factor authentication for administrative access

c)

Plaintext FTP for backups to simplify operations

d)

Intrusion detection/prevention with centralized logging

e)

Regular patch management and configuration hardening

4.

Describe how VLAN trunking works between switches and why tagging (e.g., 802.1Q) is needed.

a)

Frames are tagged with a VLAN ID per the 802.1Q standard so multiple VLANs can share a single trunk link

b)

VLAN trunking increases link speed by aggregating unused ports without tagging

c)

Tagging assigns IP addresses to frames so routing can happen across trunks

d)

VLAN trunking encrypts traffic between switches; tagging provides the encryption keys

5.

Give a brief plan (bullet points) for carrying out a small, lawful lab project that demonstrates secure remote file transfer using SFTP and SSH keys, including key safety and documentation steps.

a)

Generate an SSH key pair with a strong passphrase and restrict the server to key-based authentication

b)

Use password-only FTP to simplify setup and demonstrate file transfer

c)

Verify host keys, use SFTP for transfers, and document commands and configurations used

d)

Store private keys securely, rotate/revoke keys when needed, and record test results and screenshots

6.

Explain the concept of Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) and its role in preventing loops in a network with multiple switches.

a)

STP is used to encrypt data between switches to enhance security

b)

STP increases the speed of data transmission by creating multiple active paths

c)

STP assigns VLAN IDs to each switch to manage traffic flow

d)

STP allows switches to communicate and block redundant paths to prevent broadcast storms

7.

What are the benefits of using a Content Delivery Network (CDN) for distributing web content?

a)

CDNs reduce latency and improve load times by caching content closer to users

b)

CDNs encrypt all data in transit to prevent unauthorized access

c)

CDNs are primarily used for data backup and recovery purposes

d)

CDNs increase the size of the content being delivered to enhance user experience

8.

Describe the purpose of Network Address Translation (NAT) and how it enhances security in a private network.

a)

NAT encrypts all outgoing traffic to secure data from interception

b)

NAT is used to assign static IP addresses to devices within a network

c)

NAT increases the speed of data transfer by compressing IP packets

d)

NAT allows multiple devices on a private network to share a single public IP address, hiding internal IPs from external networks

9.

What is the function of the Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) and how does it improve upon the original Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)?

a)

RSTP encrypts data between switches to enhance security

b)

RSTP is used to create multiple VLANs on a single switch

c)

RSTP provides faster convergence times compared to STP by quickly transitioning ports to forwarding state

d)

RSTP increases the number of active paths in a network to improve redundancy

10.

What are the key differences between edge computing and traditional cloud computing in the context of data processing?

a)

Edge computing processes data closer to the source, reducing latency, while cloud computing centralizes processing

b)

Edge computing requires more bandwidth than cloud computing

c)

Edge computing is less secure than cloud computing due to its decentralized nature

d)

Edge computing is primarily used for data storage, while cloud computing focuses on processing

11.

How does Quality of Service (QoS) impact network performance, and what are its primary functions?

a)

QoS prioritizes certain types of traffic to ensure reliable performance for critical applications

b)

QoS is used to increase the bandwidth of a network by aggregating multiple connections

c)

QoS is primarily concerned with data backup and recovery in a network

d)

QoS encrypts all data packets to enhance security during transmission