This document contains 20 multiple choice questions related to networking technologies and standards. The questions cover topics such as twisted pair cabling, fiber optic cables, wireless networks, network layers, satellite communications, protocols, and standards bodies.
This document contains 20 multiple choice questions related to networking technologies and standards. The questions cover topics such as twisted pair cabling, fiber optic cables, wireless networks, network layers, satellite communications, protocols, and standards bodies.
This document contains 20 multiple choice questions related to networking technologies and standards. The questions cover topics such as twisted pair cabling, fiber optic cables, wireless networks, network layers, satellite communications, protocols, and standards bodies.
This document contains 20 multiple choice questions related to networking technologies and standards. The questions cover topics such as twisted pair cabling, fiber optic cables, wireless networks, network layers, satellite communications, protocols, and standards bodies.
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AMPS Advanced Mobile Phone System
2. ARPANET Advanced Research Projects Agency Network 3. ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode 4. CDMA Code Division Multiple Access 5. CSMA / CD Carrier Sense Multiple Access With Collision Detection 6. ICANN International Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers 7. IPv4 Internet Protocol version 4 8. LATA Local Area and Transport Area 9. MBWA Mobile Broadband Wireless Access 10. PCM Pulse Code Modulation
1. The twists in twisted wire pairs: a. Reduce electromagnetic interference c. Eliminate loading b. Occur at a 30-degree angle d. Were removed due to cost
2. An example of a bounded medium is: a. Coaxial cable c. Fiber-optic cable b. Waveguide d. All of the above
3. Fiber-optic cables operate at frequencies near: a. 20 MHz b. 200 MHz c. 2 GHz d. 800 THz
4. The maximum horizontal cabling distance from equipment in a wiring closet to a workstation under the EIA/TIA-568 standard is: a. 100 feet b. 90 meters c. 100 meters d. 90 feet
5. Digital cellular radio systems: a. Expand the number of cells b. Enable multiple subscribers to share the use of cells c. Enable multiple subscribers to share the use of common channel within a cell d. Extend the transmission distance of subscribers within a cell
6. The area of coverage of a satellite radio beam is called its: a. Beamwidth c. Footprint b. Circular polarization d. Identity
7. The core of an optical fiber has: a. A lower index of refraction than air b. A lower index of refraction than the cladding c. A higher index of refraction than the cladding d. None of the above
8. One unsolved problem with satellite systems is: a. Coverage b. Privacy c. Bandwidth d. Access
9. Multiple repeaters in communications satellites are known as: a. Transponders b. Detectors c. Modulators d. Stations
10. The organization that assigns blocks of MAC addresses for use in network adapter cards is the: a. IEEE b. ITU-T c. CCITT d. IETF
B______ 1. Access control E______ 2. Add check points F______ 3. Compression D______ 4. Connection control A______ 5. Data rate E______ 6. Dialog control G______ 7. Directory services F______ 8. Encryption B______ 9. Error control B______ 10. Framing A______ 11. Line configuration C______ 12. Logical addressing
A. Physical Layer B. Data Link Layer C. Network Layer D. Transport Layer E. Session Layer F. Presentation Layer G. Application Layer
G______ 13. Mail services B______ 14. Physical addressing A______ 15. Representation of bits C______ 16. Routing D______ 17. Segmentation and reassembly D______ 18. Service-point addressing B______ 19. Synchronization of bits F______ 20. Translation
_____attenuation________ 1. The loss of a signals energy due to the resistance of the medium ____bus topology_________ 2. A network topology in which all computers are attached to a shared medium ___cladding__________ 3. Glass or plastic surrounding the core of an optical fiber ___coaxial cable__________ 4. A transmission medium consisting of a conducting core, insulating material, and a second conducting sheath ___congestion__________ 5. Excessive network or internetwork traffic causing a general degradation of service ___codec__________ 6. A computer or business machine that provides data in the form of digital signals at its output ___de facto standard__________ 7. A protocol that has not been approved by an organized body but adopted s a standard through widespread use ___ethernet__________ 8. A local area network using the CSMA/CD access method ___national telecommunications commission__________ 9. A Philippine government agency that regulates radio, television, and telecommunications ____footprint_________ 10. An area on Earth that is covered by a satellite at a specific time _H.323____________ 11. A standard designed by ITU to allow telephones on the public telephone network to talk to computers connected to the internet ___handover__________ 12. Changing to a new channel as a mobile device moves from one cell to another _____________ 13. A future offering designed to provide a universal digital network that will enable the integration of voice and data on a common telephone company facility __international telecommunication union- telecommunication standardization sector___________ 14. A standards organization formerly known as the CCITT __Internet Mobile Communication for year 2000 (ITM- 2000) ___________ 15. An ITU issued blueprint that defines criteria for third generation cellular telephony ___Request for Comment(RFC)__________ 16. A formal Internet document concerning an internet issue __topology___________ 17. The structure of a network including physical arrangement of devices __V series___________ 18. ITU-T standards that define data transmission over telephone lines __X.25___________ 19. An ITU-T standard that defines the interface between a data terminal device and a packet-switching network __ieee 802.11 ___________ 20. An IEEE standard that defines wireless LANs