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Quiz on the basics of computer networks #networks #computing #it #lan #wan #computernetwork
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"There is a danger of hacking" is a disadvantage of Networks
True
False
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What does WAN stand for?
Wide Area Network
Wise Area Network
Would Allow Nachos
Whales Also Network
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"Files can be shared between users" is an advantage of networks
False
True
4
A network of ATM machines is a....
WAN
LAN
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What is a network?
a mobile phone
a single computer
a number of computers linked together
a potato
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"Data is easy to back up" is a disadvantage of Networks
True
False
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What is a Server?
a computer
allows users to access the internet
A powerful computer that provides services to a network
something that serves you items
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which answer shows an advantage of Networks
software licences may be cheaper
Files can be shared between users
no possibility of hacking
managing a large network is easy
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which answer shows an disadvantage of Networks
files can't be shared between users
data is hard to backup
a danger of hacking
large networks can be complicated
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A school network is usually a....
WAN
LAN
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The Internet is a....
WAN
LAN
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What can network computers share?
Hardware, Software and Data
packets and files
Hardware and Software
Data
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a service that a server can provide is File Storage or Email
False
True
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What area would best describe the range a LAN covers
Large Area, e.g - Ruislip
Tiny Area - a classroom
Huge Area - London
Small Area, e.g - School
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What does LAN stand for?
Local Australian Network
Last Action Network
Losing All Nachos
Local Area Network
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What are most WAN's made up of?
Several LAN's connected together
thousands of wifi signals
one huge server
one computer
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What area would best describe the range a WAN covers
Small Area, e.g - School
Huge Area - London
Tiny Area - a classroom
Large Area, e.g - Ruislip
