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Connectivity

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which acronym correctly expands to describe the web you browse?

a)

Wide World Web

b)

World Wide Web

c)

Web World Wide

d)

Worldwide Webbing

2.

Which statement best describes who owns the internet?

a)

Each country’s government

b)

Your local internet provider

c)

No one; it is a network of networks

d)

A single global company

3.

Which is a likely effect when your internet speed is slow?

a)

Online games have zero lag

b)

Downloads finish faster

c)

Videos buffer frequently

d)

Pages load instantly

4.

Which factor can affect your internet speed at home?

a)

Time zone name

b)

Number of connected devices

c)

Wallpaper color

d)

Keyboard layout

5.

Which example is a company that provides internet service?

a)

A local ISP

b)

A school textbook

c)

A movie studio

d)

A shoe retailer

6.

Which option best describes the internet?

a)

A single web page

b)

A global network of networks

c)

Only the World Wide Web

d)

A private company’s server

7.

Which statement best describes bandwidth in computer networks?

a)

The maximum data rate a link can carry

b)

The total storage capacity of a hard drive

c)

The number of devices connected to a router

d)

The physical length of a network cable

8.

In the diagram titled “The history of connectivity,” what year was the first 2,500‑mile transatlantic cable completed?

a)

1858, after many difficulties

b)

1868, after several trials

c)

1878, during calm weather

d)

1848, with no breakages

9.

Looking at the world map of undersea internet cables, which oceans show dense cable routes connecting continents?

a)

Southern and Pacific Oceans

b)

Arctic and Southern Oceans

c)

Pacific and Atlantic Oceans

d)

Indian and Arctic Oceans

10.

What does bandwidth describe in computer networks?

a)

The amount of data carried at one time

b)

The number of devices connected to Wi‑Fi

c)

The physical length of network cables

d)

The temperature of the router during use

11.

Connection speed is commonly measured in Mbps. What does Mbps stand for?

a)

Megabits per second

b)

Mega-bytes per software

c)

Microbits per service

d)

Mega-bundles per session

12.

On many home internet plans, why is download speed often higher than upload speed?

a)

Upload is banned by most providers

b)

Routers cannot send data back to servers

c)

Networks prioritise streaming and browsing traffic

d)

Download uses stronger cables than upload

13.

Which statement best defines broadband for home internet?

a)

A low-speed dial-up phone connection

b)

A high-speed internet connection replacing dial-up

c)

A local network cable inside a computer

d)

A satellite TV service with channels

14.

Modern fibre optic cables can contain up to how many individual fibres in a single cable?

a)

Up to one thousand fibres per cable

b)

Around one hundred fibres per cable

c)

Nearly ten thousand fibres per cable

d)

About ten fibres per cable

15.

How many bits are in one byte?

a)

Four bits in one byte

b)

Six bits in one byte

c)

Eight bits in one byte

d)

Ten bits in one byte

16.

Approximately how long would a 1 Megabyte file take to download on an 8 Mbps connection? Assume 8 bits per byte.

a)

About four seconds to download

b)

About half a second to download

c)

About eight seconds to download

d)

About one second to download

17.

Which statement best describes a limitation of Wi‑Fi shown in the slide?

a)

Signals can be blocked by walls and furniture

b)

It always transfers data faster than Ethernet

c)

You must be physically wired to the router

d)

Wi‑Fi has no security risks at all

18.

Which cabling type is most resistant to electromagnetic interference from power lines or weather?

a)

Fiber optic uses light and is immune to EMI

b)

Twisted pair Ethernet resists interference easily

c)

Coaxial cable shielding blocks most interference

d)

All wired media equally resist interference

19.

A gamer wants low-latency, plug-and-play cables for home networking under 100 meters. Which option fits best?

a)

Fiber optic offers symmetrical ultra-fast speeds

b)

Twisted pair Ethernet gives low latency and easy install

c)

Coaxial is widely available and very durable

d)

Satellite provides long-distance and shared bandwidth

20.

The image shows a loading symbol. What is buffering in streaming?

a)

Compressing the whole file to make it smaller

b)

Storing some data temporarily before playback

c)

Saving the entire video permanently to disk

d)

Sending data from your computer to the server