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Year 9_End of Term1b Assessment

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a computer network?

a)

A single computer system

b)

Two or more computers connected together

c)

A collection of software programs

d)

A storage device

2.

Which of these is an example of a LAN?

a)

The Internet

b)

School computer lab

c)

A global banking system

d)

Satellite network

3.

What does WAN stand for?

a)

Wide Area Network

b)

Wireless Access Node

c)

Web Application Network

d)

Wide Access Node

4.

Which of these is NOT an advantage of computer networks?

a)

Easy sharing of files

b)

Centralized data storage

c)

Increased hardware cost

d)

Easier communication

5.

How is data transmitted across a network?

a)

In blocks

b)

In packets

c)

In streams only

d)

In frames only

6.

Which of these is an example of a WAN?

a)

Home Wi-Fi

b)

Office network

c)

The Internet

d)

School lab

7.

What is a packet?

a)

A large file sent over a network

b)

A small piece of data transmitted across a network

c)

A type of cable

8.

Which connection type uses Ethernet cables?

a)

Wireless

b)

Wired

c)

Satellite

d)

Bluetooth

9.

Which term refers to the way computers are connected together?

a)

Network topology

b)

Network bandwidth

c)

Network protocol

d)

Network packet

10.

Which of these is NOT a type of computer network?

a)

LAN

b)

WAN

c)

PAN

d)

FAN

11.

A computer network is defined as:

a)

A group of interconnected computers that can share resources and information.

b)

A single computer used for personal tasks.

c)

A device used to store data only.

d)

A program that runs on a computer.

12.

Name two types of computer networks.

a)

LAN and WAN

b)

CPU and RAM

c)

Mouse and Keyboard

d)

Monitor and Printer

13.

Which of the following are examples of LAN?

a)

A school computer network and a home Wi-Fi network

b)

The Internet and a school computer network

c)

A home Wi-Fi network and the Internet

d)

A school computer network and a city-wide network

14.

The role of packets in a network is to:

a)

Divide data into smaller units for transmission

b)

Increase the speed of the network by compressing data

c)

Encrypt all data automatically for security

d)

Connect different networks together

15.

State two advantages of computer networks.

a)

Computer networks allow sharing of resources and facilitate communication.

b)

Computer networks increase hardware costs and reduce data security.

c)

Computer networks slow down data transfer and limit connectivity.

d)

Computer networks make devices incompatible and restrict access.

16.

Which unit is used to measure internet speed?

a)

MB

b)

Mbps

c)

GB

d)

Hz

17.

Which cable type is commonly used for high-speed internet?

a)

Copper

b)

Fibre optic

c)

Coaxial

d)

Plastic

18.

What is broadband?

a)

A slow internet connection

b)

A high-speed internet connection

c)

A type of wireless router

d)

A network topology

19.

Why is download speed usually faster than upload speed?

a)

Because files are smaller

b)

Because networks prioritize downloads

c)

Because upload is not needed

d)

Because of buffering

20.

What does buffering mean?

a)

Increasing bandwidth

b)

Storing data temporarily before playing

c)

Compressing files

d)

Encrypting data

21.

Which of these is a disadvantage of wireless connectivity?

a)

Requires cables

b)

Slower than wired

c)

Cannot connect mobile devices

d)

No security risk

22.

Which of these is true about fibre optic cables?

a)

They use copper wires

b)

They can carry terabytes per second

c)

They are slower than dial-up

d)

They cannot be used for broadband

23.

What does Mbps stand for?

a)

Mega Bytes per Second

b)

Mega Bits per Second

c)

Micro Bits per Second

24.

Which factor can cause buffering?

a)

High bandwidth

b)

Slow download speed

c)

Wired connection

d)

Fibre optic cable

25.

Define bandwidth.

a)

The amount of data that can be transmitted at a time.

b)

The speed at which a computer processes data.

c)

The physical size of a network cable.

d)

The number of devices connected to a network.

26.

What is broadband?

a)

A high-speed internet connection that replaced dial-up.

b)

A type of wireless headphone.

c)

A brand of television.

d)

A software for editing photos.

27.

Why does buffering occur?

a)

When media plays faster than it downloads, data is stored temporarily.

b)

When the internet connection is extremely fast.

c)

When the device has unlimited storage.

d)

When the media file is already fully downloaded.

28.

State one advantage and one disadvantage of wireless connectivity.

a)

Advantage: No physical cables needed. Disadvantage: Slower and less secure.

b)

Advantage: Requires physical cables. Disadvantage: Faster and more secure.

c)

Advantage: No internet required. Disadvantage: Always reliable.

d)

Advantage: Unlimited range. Disadvantage: No interference.

29.

How is internet speed measured?

a)

In bits per second (e.g., Mbps).

b)

In kilograms per hour.

c)

In liters per second.

d)

In degrees Celsius.

30.

What is network topology?

a)

Speed of a network

b)

Arrangement of devices in a network

c)

Type of cable used

d)

Size of the network

31.

Which topology connects all devices to a central hub?

a)

Mesh

b)

Ring

c)

Star

32.

Which topology is most reliable?

a)

Bus

b)

Ring

c)

Mesh

d)

Star

33.

Which topology requires the most cabling?

a)

Bus

b)

Ring

c)

Star

d)

Mesh

34.

Which topology is commonly used in LANs?

a)

Star

b)

Mesh

c)

Ring

d)

Bus

35.

Network topology is defined as:

a)

The arrangement of various elements (links, nodes, etc.) in a computer network.

b)

A type of computer virus.

c)

A programming language used for networking.

d)

A security protocol for wireless networks.

36.

A mesh network is considered reliable because:

a)

it provides multiple paths for data to travel, reducing the risk of failure

b)

it uses only one central node for communication

c)

it is the least expensive network topology

d)

it requires no maintenance

37.

The role of a switch in a network is:

a)

To connect devices and forward data only to the intended recipient.

b)

To provide wireless connectivity to devices.

c)

To assign IP addresses to devices.

d)

To block all network traffic.

38.

What is an IP address?

a)

A human-readable website name

b)

A unique numerical label assigned to a device

c)

A type of network cable

d)

A protocol for sending emails

39.

What does a data packet contain?

a)

Only the sender’s address

b)

Only the receiver’s address

c)

Both sender’s and receiver’s addresses

d)

No address information

40.

An IP address is defined as:

a)

A unique identifier for a device on a network

b)

A type of computer virus

c)

A programming language

d)

A hardware component of a computer

41.

What is a domain name?

a)

A numerical device address

b)

A human-readable website name

c)

A network protocol

d)

A hardware identifier

42.

Which system translates domain names into IP addresses?

a)

DHCP

b)

DNS

c)

HTTP

d)

FTP

43.

Which of these is an example of a domain name?

a)

142.250.185.78

b)

www.google.com

c)

255.255.255.0

d)

2001:db8:ac10:fa03

44.

What does URL stand for?

a)

Universal Resource Locator

b)

Uniform Resource Locator

c)

Unique Resource Locator

d)

Unified Resource Locator

45.

Which part of a URL specifies the protocol?

a)

www

b)

.com

c)

https://

d)

/wildlife

46.

Why do we use domain names instead of IP addresses?

a)

They are faster

b)

They are easier to remember

c)

They are more secure

d)

They are shorter

47.

What does DNS stand for?

a)

Domain Name Service

b)

Domain Name System

48.

What does DNS stand for?

a)

Domain Name Service

b)

Domain Name System

c)

Digital Network Service

d)

Data Name System

49.

Which statement is true?

a)

Every website has an IP address

b)

Humans find IP addresses easier to remember

c)

DNS is optional for websites

d)

A device can only have one IP address

50.

Which is the correct analogy for domain names and IP addresses?

a)

Domain name = phone number, IP address = contact name

b)

Domain name = contact name, IP address = phone number

c)

Both are phone numbers

d)

Both are contact names

51.

A domain name is:

a)

A unique address used to identify a website on the internet.

b)

A type of computer hardware.

c)

A programming language.

d)

A social media platform.

52.

DNS is a system that:

a)

Translates domain names into IP addresses

b)

Stores website content

c)

Manages email delivery

d)

Secures network connections

53.

3. Identify the protocol in the following URL: https://www.example.com

a)

FTP

b)

HTTP

c)

HTTPS

d)

SMTP

54.

DNS is important because:

a)

It translates domain names into IP addresses.

b)

It stores website content.

c)

It creates internet protocols.

d)

It manages user passwords.

55.

One difference between a domain name and an IP address is:

a)

A domain name is easier for humans to remember, while an IP address is a numerical label.

b)

A domain name is a type of computer hardware, while an IP address is software.

c)

A domain name is used only for emails, while an IP address is used for websites.

d)

A domain name and an IP address are always the same.