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Tech+: 3.3.3 - Cable Internet

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary material used in the inner conductor of coaxial cables?

a)

Aluminum

b)

Plastic

c)

Copper or silver

d)

Gold

2.

Which connector is most commonly used with coaxial cables?

a)

F-type connector

b)

HDMI connector

c)

USB connector

d)

RJ45 connector

3.

What is the typical latency range for cable Internet?

a)

10 ms to 50 ms

b)

500 ms to 1000 ms

c)

100 ms to 200 ms

d)

1 ms to 5 ms

4.

What equipment is required for cable Internet?

a)

Ethernet cable, modem, router

b)

Coaxial cable, modem, router

c)

Fiber optic cable, modem, router

d)

Satellite dish, modem, router

5.

Why was cable TV initially introduced?

a)

To provide high-speed Internet to urban areas

b)

To replace antenna-based TV in cities

c)

To offer more TV channels to people in rural areas

d)

To provide Internet access to rural areas

6.

What is the purpose of the metallic shield in coaxial cables?

a)

To transmit electrical signals

b)

To protect transmissions from interference

c)

To provide structural support

d)

To connect the cable to the modem

7.

How has cable Internet improved over time in terms of shared connections?

a)

It has eliminated latency issues completely

b)

It now uses fiber optic cables instead of coaxial cables

c)

It has reduced the impact of shared connections on Internet speed

d)

It no longer requires a modem for connectivity

8.

What is the maximum speed cable Internet can achieve in some locations?

a)

1 Gbps

b)

2 Gbps

c)

10 Gbps

d)

5 Gbps

9.

Which of the following is a benefit of cable Internet?

a)

It is fast, has low latency, and is reasonably priced

b)

It is only available in rural areas

c)

It is the cheapest Internet option available

d)

It does not require any physical cables

10.

What is the role of the plastic jacket in coaxial cables?

a)

To transmit electrical signals

b)

To insulate the inner conductor

c)

To protect the entire cable assembly

d)

To connect the cable to the router