Data that gives information about other data

What is the purpose of the Internet Protocol?

To give each device a unique binary sequence to enable communication to it.

A DNS (domain name system)

Associates a human word URL (www.mgm.com) with an IP address

When a task is repeated until there is a required outcome

What does IETF stand for?

Internet Engineering Task Force

is the ability of a system to work even when things go wrong

Redundant Routing-Why is redundant routing so beneficial?

It allows packets to be sent in case of router malfunction

What does TCP do in the context of internet transmissions?

Ensures that any lost packets are resent to the destination device.

Which of these is FALSE about the internet?

The internet is highly centralized, focused around a single server.

Why did IPv6 start to replace IPv4?

IPv6 has room for many more unique addresses

What is in the header of a packet?

Metadata, including routing and IP information.

In Computer Science, what does selection mean?

Code branches into different paths depending on a condition

What is sequencing in computer programming?

Putting commands in correct order so computers can read the commands.

Rules which govern how devices communicate and transmit data

A Lossless file can best be described as:

A file that has not had any quality removed.

What is the world wide web?

The content that you access through the internet.

What does "higher bandwidth" mean?

More information can be sent at the same time

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1
What is metadata?
Data that is saved for later use
Data that gives information about other data
Data that isn't needed
2
Which of these protocols deals primarily with downloading and uploading files?
TCP
SMTP
HTTP
FTP
3
What is the purpose of the Internet Protocol?
To connect the world through similar types of wires.
To connect URLs to individual IP addresses.
To expand human communication into the cosmos.
To give each device a unique binary sequence to enable communication to it.
4
Which can represent more characters, ASCII or Unicode?
ASCII
Unicode
5
A DNS (domain name system)
Is funded by the FCC, Congress, and DHS
Associates a human word URL (www.mgm.com) with an IP address
Regulates the speed of packets moving across the Internet
Flags URLs for cyber fraud
6
A device on a network that transfers packets towards their destination
Server
Router
Client
Node
7
What is iteration?
When a task is repeated until there is a required outcome
The order in which tasks are to be carried out
Small steps making up larger tasks
A question is asked and one of two courses of action happen
8
What does IETF stand for?
Internet Engineering Task Force
Internal Electric Transferring Function
Idaho Eating Turkey Festival
Internet Electrical Tracking Force
9
What is 35 in binary?
00100100
00011001
00100011
00011011
10
According to the Domain Name System (DNS), which is a subdomain of the domain Kaiser.com?
mail.kaiser.com
kaiser.com.edu
kaiser.com/memes
3.14.15.9.kaiser.com
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Fault Tolerance
is the process of including multiples of the same part/component/code/path
is the ability of a system to work even when things go wrong
a machine that can run a program, including computers, tablets, servers
a group of computing devices capable of sending or receiving data.
12
Redundant Routing-Why is redundant routing so beneficial?
It makes sending and receiving packets much safer
It sends packets over the internet much faster
It protects the privacy of the sender and receiver
It allows packets to be sent in case of router malfunction
13
What is the internet?
A network of networks
The content of websites and applications.
A centralized server
A series of tubes
14
What does TCP do in the context of internet transmissions?
Encodes images and video into binary.
Creates new connections to ensure redundant routing.
Assigns unique binary sequences to each device.
Ensures that any lost packets are resent to the destination device.
15
The Internet is a centralized resource, with most packets running through a big center server.
False
True
16
Which of these protocols represents a standard for e-mails?
FTP
TCP
SMTP
HTTP
17
Lossy or Lossless: Which has better quality?
Lossless
Lossy
18
Which of these is FALSE about the internet?
The internet is highly centralized, focused around a single server.
The internet is a network of networks.
The internet assigns unique binary sequences called IP addresses.
The internet is designed to scale according to the number of users.
19
Why did IPv6 start to replace IPv4?
IPv6 allows routers from other countries
IPv6 has room for many more unique addresses
IPv6 allows for redundant routing
IPv6 has TCP support
20
What is in the header of a packet?
Metadata, including routing and IP information.
The binary code relating to the file.
Just the beginning of each file within the packet.
Nothing, most packets do not include a header.
21
Provides reliable, ordered, and error-checked delivery of a stream of packets on the internet
HTTP
IP
TCP
DNS
22
What decimal number does this hexadecimal number represent: E
13
15
12
14
23
In Computer Science, what does selection mean?
Code branches into different paths depending on a condition
Getting to the next round
Being chosen
A large packet of about 8 chocolate bars, given out at xmas
24
What is sequencing in computer programming?
Putting commands in correct order so computers can read the commands.
A way of representing information using only two options.
To do something again.
An action that causes something to happen.
25
Protocols are...?
Methods of connection between networks and nodes.
What defines topologys on a network.
How computers save and open files on a network.
Rules which govern how devices communicate and transmit data
26
How many bytes does an IPv4 address have?
4
8
2
32
27
What does TCP stand for?
Tailored Corporate Protocol
Transmission Control Protocol
Total Command Protocol
Total Control Protocol
28
A Lossless file can best be described as:
A file that has had some quality removed to make it smaller.
A file that has had some file size removed but quality left.
A file that has not had any quality removed.
A file that is compressed to increase its overall quality.
29
What is the world wide web?
The content that you access through the internet.
A centralized server.
A series of airports.
A massive spider colony.
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What does "higher bandwidth" mean?
Putting satellites in higher orbits
Using hard drives with faster read/write speeds
More information can be sent at the same time
Some information can be sent faster than the speed of light

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