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IT 3 (2nd sem prelim) Fiber Optic

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The medium used by fiber optic cables to transmit data.

a)

Electrical current

b)

Radio-frequency waves

c)

Light pulses

d)

Magnetic fields

2.

The main advantage of fiber optic cables over traditional copper cables.

a)

Lower latency due to shielding

b)

Greater bandwidth and immunity to electromagnetic interference

c)

Easier termination with crimp tools

d)

Higher resistance to moisture compared to copper

3.

The connector known as the Subscriber Connector.

a)

LC

b)

SC

c)

ST

d)

FC

4.

The coupling mechanism used by SC connectors.

a)

Threaded barrel nut

b)

Bayonet-twist lock

c)

Push-pull latch

d)

Adhesive bond

5.

A key application where SC connectors are commonly used.

a)

Home audio systems

b)

Telecommunications and enterprise networking

c)

Automotive wiring harnesses

d)

Low-voltage lighting

6.

The connector that is smaller than SC and ideal for high-density applications.

a)

ST

b)

LC

c)

FC

d)

MPO

7.

The coupling mechanism used by LC connectors.

a)

Threaded ferrule

b)

Bayonet lock

c)

RJ-style latch

d)

Heat-shrink clamp

8.

Networking devices where LC connectors are commonly found.

a)

Analog coax splitters

b)

SFP and SFP+ transceiver modules in switches and routers

c)

Speaker crossovers

d)

Cable television amplifiers

9.

The connector also known as Straight Tip.

a)

ST

b)

SC

c)

LC

d)

FC

10.

The coupling mechanism used by ST connectors.

a)

Push-pull latch

b)

Bayonet-twist lock

c)

Threaded barrel nut

d)

Spring clip

11.

A type of installation where ST connectors are typically used today.

a)

Legacy multimode campus networks

b)

Modern single-mode long-haul DWDM links

c)

Consumer Wi‑Fi routers

d)

High-voltage power distribution

12.

The connector that uses a threaded barrel nut mechanism.

a)

SC

b)

LC

c)

FC

d)

MTP/MPO

13.

An environment where FC connectors are most suitable.

a)

High‑vibration telecom and industrial equipment

b)

Short patch leads in home networks

c)

Underwater copper cabling

d)

Wireless access points

14.

The type of fiber most commonly used with FC connectors.

a)

Plastic optical fiber

b)

Single‑mode fiber

c)

Copper twinax

d)

Hollow‑core fiber

15.

The connector known as Mechanical Transfer Registered Jack.

a)

LC

b)

MT‑RJ

c)

FC

d)

ST

16.

A unique feature of MT‑RJ connectors related to fiber transmission.

a)

Holds twelve fibers in one ferrule

b)

Uses an adhesive-bond termination

c)

Provides duplex transmission with two fibers in a small form factor

d)

Employs a threaded coupling for vibration resistance

17.

A common application of MT‑RJ connectors.

a)

Parallel optics in hyperscale data centers

b)

Small‑form‑factor duplex multimode links in LANs

c)

Marine cabling for SONAR arrays

d)

Copper Ethernet patch panels

18.

The connector designed to hold multiple fibers in a single ferrule.

a)

SC

b)

LC

c)

MPO

d)

ST

19.

The full meaning of MPO.

a)

Multi‑Port Optical

b)

Multi‑Fiber Push‑On

c)

Modular Photonic Output

d)

Managed Patch Optics

20.

An application where MPO connectors are most commonly used.

a)

Low‑speed serial interfaces

b)

High‑density cabling for data centers and parallel optics

c)

Residential cable TV drops

d)

Automotive CAN bus

21.

A major advantage of MPO connectors in large installations.

a)

Improved radio reception

b)

Ability to connect many fibers at once for higher density and faster deployment

c)

Compatibility with copper RJ45 jacks

d)

Built‑in wireless capability

22.

A factor to consider when selecting a fiber optic connector.

a)

Connector color alone

b)

Insertion loss and return loss specifications

c)

Number of copper pairs

d)

AC voltage rating

23.

A maintenance practice essential for optimal fiber optic performance.

a)

Polishing only new connectors

b)

Regular cleaning of connector endfaces

c)

Painting connector boots to reduce glare

d)

Heating connectors before insertion

24.

A connector characteristic that minimizes signal loss.

a)

Large core misalignment

b)

High insertion loss

c)

Low insertion loss with precise ferrule alignment

d)

Thin copper conductors

25.

The overall goal of using appropriate fiber optic connectors in a network.

a)

Reduce equipment cost regardless of performance

b)

Ensure reliable, low‑loss, high‑bandwidth connectivity and scalability

c)

Eliminate the need for any maintenance

d)

Avoid standards compliance

26.

Fiber optic cables transmit data using ________.

a)

Electrical signals

b)

Radio waves

c)

Light pulses

d)

Magnetic fields

27.

Which connector uses a push‑pull coupling mechanism?

a)

LC

b)

SC

28.

The square-shaped fiber optic connector is the ________.

a)

LC connector

b)

ST connector

c)

SC connector

d)

MPO connector

29.

LC connectors are best suited for ________.

a)

Low-speed networks

b)

High-density applications

c)

Industrial-only use

d)

Military systems only

30.

Which connector uses a latch mechanism?

a)

SC

b)

ST

c)

LC

d)

FC

31.

LC connectors are commonly used in which devices?

a)

Power supplies

b)

Switches and routers

c)

Printers

d)

Monitors

32.

Which connector requires a twist-on and twist-off motion?

a)

SC

b)

LC

c)

ST

d)

MPO

33.

ST connectors are most commonly found in ________.

a)

Modern data centers

b)

Wireless systems

c)

Older LAN installations

d)

Home Wi-Fi routers

34.

Which connector uses a threaded barrel nut?

a)

LC

b)

SC

c)

ST

d)

FC

35.

FC connectors are ideal for ________ environments.

a)

Office-only

b)

High-vibration

c)

Residential

d)

Temporary

36.

Which connector has a metal housing for EMI protection?

a)

SC

b)

LC

c)

FC

d)

MT-RJ

37.

MT-RJ connectors are best described as ________ connectors.

a)

Simplex

b)

Duplex

38.

A common application of MT-RJ connectors is ________.

a)

Satellite systems

b)

Fiber to the desk

c)

Undersea cables

d)

Television broadcasting

39.

Which connector allows easy polarity reversal?

a)

SC

b)

LC

c)

MT-RJ

d)

FC

40.

MPO connectors are primarily used for ________.

a)

Low-speed links

b)

Single-device connections

c)

High-density fiber connections

d)

Audio transmission

41.

MPO connectors are ideal for which environment?

a)

Home networks

b)

Data centers

c)

Analog systems

d)

Telephone lines

42.

What does MPO stand for?

a)

Multi-Protocol Optical

b)

Multiple Path Output

c)

Multi-Fiber Push-On/Pull-Off

d)

Modular Plug Optical

43.

A major benefit of MPO connectors is ________.

a)

Reduced signal speed

b)

Increased installation time

c)

Rapid deployment

d)

Manual configuration

44.

Which connector type supports high-speed parallel optical links?

a)

SC

b)

LC

c)

ST

d)

MPO

45.

Which factor is important when choosing a fiber optic connector?

a)

Color preference

b)

Environmental conditions

c)

Keyboard compatibility

d)

Screen resolution

46.

Proper handling of fiber optic connectors helps prevent ________.

a)

Power loss

b)

Signal degradation

c)

Software errors

d)

Hardware overheating

47.

Cleaning fiber optic connectors is important to ________.

a)

Improve aesthetics

b)

Ensure optimal performance

c)

Increase cable length

d)

Reduce costs

48.

Which connector is mainly used with single-mode fibers?

a)

MT-RJ

b)

FC

c)

SC

d)

MPO

49.

Fiber optic connectors help ensure ________.

a)

Wireless connectivity

b)

Seamless communication

c)

Voice-only transmission

d)

Manual data transfer

50.

The primary purpose of fiber optic connectors is to ________.

a)

Store data

b)

Terminate and connect fiber cables

c)

Generate light signals

d)

Convert analog to digital signals