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Network Chapter 2 Review

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does Fast Ethernet (100BASE-TX) use to support older 10BASE-T Ethernet interfaces?

a)

Autonegotiation

b)

Full-duplex transmissions

c)

Higher frequency signaling

d)

Use of hubs instead of switches

2.

What is the main advantage of using fiber optic cable over copper cable?

a)

Heavier and more durable for outdoor use.

b)
Lower installation costs and easier maintenance.
c)
Better resistance to electromagnetic interference.
d)

Higher bandwidth and faster data transmission over longer distances.

3.

Switches eliminate the effect of contention by using what type of transmissions?

a)
Asynchronous transmissions
b)
Full-duplex transmissions
c)
Half-duplex transmissions
d)
Simplex transmissions
4.

What does 10BASE-T network cabling denote?

a)

100 Mbps Ethernet, uses a baseband signal, and runs over twisted pair cabling.

b)

1 Mbps Ethernet, uses a baseband signal, and runs over fiber optic cabling.

c)

10 Mbps Ethernet, uses a baseband signal, and runs over twisted pair cabling.

d)

10 Gbps Ethernet, uses a baseband signal, and runs over coaxial cabling.

5.

What are the typical uses of RG-59 coax cable?

a)

Typical uses of RG-59 coax cable include CCTV systems, audio/ video connections.

b)
Typical uses of RG-59 coax cable include telephone lines, fiber optic connections, and industrial automation.
c)

Typical uses of RG-59 coax cable include internet networking, wireless communication.

d)

Typical uses of RG-59 coax cable include high-frequency data transmission, long-distance audio connections.

6.

What type of cable must you use when running cable through a false ceiling or a raised floor?

a)
Standard Ethernet cable
b)
Fiber optic cable
c)
Coaxial cable
d)

Plenum-rated cable

7.

Why are wires twisted together in twisted pair cables?

a)
Wires are twisted to simplify the manufacturing process.
b)
Wires are twisted to enhance signal strength and speed.
c)
Wires are twisted together to reduce electromagnetic interference and crosstalk.
d)
Wires are twisted to increase the overall cable length.
8.

How can you tell the difference between RJ11 and RJ45 connectors?

a)
RJ45 connectors are used for fax machines and have 6 pins.
b)

RJ11 connectors have 4 or 6 pins/are used for telephones, while RJ45 connectors have 8 pins, a plastic retaining clip/are used for Ethernet.

c)
RJ45 connectors have 4 or 6 pins and are used for Ethernet.
d)

RJ11 connectors are larger and used for network connections.

e)
RJ11 connectors have 8 pins and are used for telephones.
9.

What is the main function of horizontal cabling?

a)
The main function of horizontal cabling is to connect devices within the same room.
b)
The main function of horizontal cabling is to provide power to network devices.
c)

The main function of horizontal cabling is to connect work areas to the IDF.

d)
The main function of horizontal cabling is to connect the internet to external networks.
10.

When using copper cabling, what is the maximum distance between the IDF and each wall port?

a)

The IDF must be within 200 m cabling distance of each wall port.

b)

The IDF must be within 90 m cabling distance of each wall port.

c)

The IDF must be within 150 m cabling distance of each wall port.

d)

The IDF must be within 50 m cabling distance of each wall port.

11.

What is the most likely impact of installing cable runs that are in close proximity to several electrical power cables and fluorescent lights?

a)
Increased electromagnetic interference (EMI) affecting cable performance.
b)
Enhanced data transmission speeds through cables.
c)
Improved lighting efficiency in the area.
d)
Reduced risk of electrical faults in the system.
12.

When installing structured cabling, why is it important to leave a service loop at both ends of the cable run?

a)

It allows for faster installation and reduces costs.

b)
It minimizes interference from external sources during transmission.
c)

It leaves slack at both ends to make the connection and to accommodate future reconnections or changes.

d)
It ensures the cable is neatly organized and easy to access.
13.

Which tool is used to create a patch cord by fixing a plug to a cable?

a)
Wire stripper
b)

Cable Crimper

c)
Cable tester
d)
Soldering iron
14.

Which fiber optic connector is known for its small form factor and is widely adopted for Gigabit Ethernet and 10/40 GbE?

a)

MTRJ

b)

ST

c)
SC
d)
LC
15.

What is the primary purpose of using fiber distribution panels in a fiber optic network?

a)
To enhance the speed of data transmission in networks.
b)
To provide power to fiber optic cables.
c)
To convert electrical signals into optical signals.
d)
The primary purpose of using fiber distribution panels in a fiber optic network is to manage and organize fiber optic cables.
16.

Which fiber optic cable has a smaller core, but a long wavelength and provides better support for 40 Gbps and 100 Gbps data rates?

a)

Twisted Pair Cable

b)

Coaxial Cable

c)

Single Mode Fiber

d)

Multimode Fiber

17.

How is each network appliance and server hardware installed in a rack if there is little need for maintenance?

a)
Install using sliding rails, ignore cable management, and skip labeling.
b)
Mount with adjustable brackets, leave cables loose, and avoid documentation.
c)
Use wall mounts, bundle cables haphazardly, and forget connection tags.
d)

Each appliance can be screwed into the rack directly. A tower server or monitor, can be installed on shelves.

18.

What electrical device will convert the DC power stored in batteries into AC power that can be used by devices?

a)
Rectifier
b)
Inverter
c)
Transformer
d)
Capacitor
19.

What do internal sensors within servers and appliances normally monitor?

a)

Security breaches

b)

Software updates

c)

Component Failure

d)

Fan speed

e)

Temperature

20.

For a rack containing equipment that draws 2000 watts in total on a 240 VAC circuit, what is the amperage?

a)
10.00 A
b)
5.00 A
c)
12.50 A
d)
8.33 A
21.

How can you identify transmitted optical signals when working with fiber optic patch cords?

a)
Check the cable for physical damage or wear.
b)

Transmitted optical signals are visible as bright white spots when viewed through a smartphone camera.

c)
Use a multimeter to measure electrical signals.
d)
Inspect the connectors for dirt or dust buildup.
22.

What is the maximum distance supported by Cat 6A cables?

a)
100 meters
b)
75 meters
c)
200 meters
d)
50 meters
23.

What does Alien Crosstalk measure?

a)
Latency in network connections.
b)
Data transfer rates in communication systems.
c)

Interference from cables that are in close proximity.

d)
Signal strength in wireless networks.
24.

What is the primary consequence of connecting single mode fiber to multimode fiber?

a)
Improved signal clarity and strength.
b)

Catastrophic signal loss of up to 99%

c)
No impact on signal quality.
d)
Reduced installation costs and time.
25.

What is the first step in troubleshooting cable issues?

a)
Replace the cable.
b)
Reboot the network router.
c)
Update the device drivers.
d)

Check physical damage.

26.

What is the main purpose of using a hot aisle/cold aisle layout in a data center?

a)
To increase the overall power consumption of the facility.
b)
To reduce the number of servers in operation.
c)
To improve cooling efficiency and manage airflow in the data center.
d)
To enhance data storage capacity in the data center.