Networking Fundamentals class 2 exams

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Questions 90

Answers

1
Complete: 1 KB = ___ bytes.
500 bytes
2000 bytes
1024 bytes
1000 bytes
2
How is data represented in networking?
Hexadecimal format
Binary format
Octal format
Decimal format
3
What does ISP stand for?
Internal System Protocol
International Security Program
Internet Service Provider
Integrated Software Platform
4
How many MB in 1 GB?
500 MB
2000 MB
1024 MB
1000 MB
5
Why are protocols important?
No communication
Block communication
Random communication
Ensure communication
6
How is internet speed measured?
In watts
In bytes
In bits per second
In kilometers
7
What is a client-server model?
Isolated system
Single user
No interaction
Data exchange
8
True or false: 1 byte equals 8 bits
False
True
9
What does ISP stand for?
Internal System Protocol
Internet Service Provider
International Software Program
Integrated Server Platform
10
Complete: 1 MB = ___ KB.
2000 KB
1024 KB
500 KB
1000 KB
11
Define ISP in networking.
Data storage
Single user
Internet provider
No service
12
What does LAN stand for?
Large Area Network
Local Area Network
Light Area Network
Long Area Network
13
True or false: Protocols are rules for communication
False
True
14
1 GB equals how many MB?
2000 MB
500 MB
1024 MB
1000 MB
15
Why do we use networks?
No communication
Isolation
Single use
Data sharing
16
Complete the sentence: A network connects...
Devices
Monitors
Printers
Keyboards
17
How do we measure internet speed?
Kbps
Gbps
Mbps
Tbps
18
Define 'client' in networking.
Requests services
No function
Stores data
Provides services
19
Complete: 1 TB equals ___ GB
500
1000
1024
2000
20
What is a protocol in networking?
Set of rules
Single command
No guidelines
Random actions
21
True or false: LAN is larger than WAN
False
True
22
Which unit measures data size?
Byte
Second
Kilogram
Meter
23
What is data?
Information processed
A type of cable
A software program
A network device
24
How many GB in 1 TB?
2000 GB
1000 GB
800 GB
500 GB
25
How many bytes in 1 KB?
1024 bytes
2000 bytes
1000 bytes
500 bytes
26
What is a protocol?
A software program
A type of cable
A set of rules
A network device
27
LAN vs WAN: Key difference?
Size
Speed
Security
Cost
28
How many KB are in 1 MB?
500 KB
1000 KB
1500 KB
2000 KB
29
Why do we use networks?
To slow down processes
To delete files
To share resources
To isolate data
30
How many bits in a byte?
8 bits
10 bits
5 bits
12 bits
31
How is internet speed measured?
Kbps
Tbps
Gbps
Mbps
32
How does ISP provide internet?
Random access
Network access
No access
Limited access
33
How many KB in 1 MB?
2000 KB
800 KB
500 KB
1000 KB
34
Complete: 1 MB equals ___ KB
1000
1024
2000
500
35
How many MB in 1 GB?
800 MB
1000 MB
500 MB
2000 MB
36
1 KB equals how many bytes?
2000 bytes
1024 bytes
1000 bytes
500 bytes
37
1 MB equals how many KB?
2000 KB
500 KB
1024 KB
1000 KB
38
What is the main function of a server?
Manage clients
Receive data
Create network
Provide data
39
How many KB in 1 MB?
500 KB
1000 KB
1024 KB
2000 KB
40
Define the term 'network'
Data storage
Software application
Group of devices
Single device
41
Complete: 1 TB = ___ GB.
500 GB
1024 GB
2000 GB
1000 GB
42
Define: What is a server?
Requests services
Deletes files
Stores data
Provides services
43
1 TB equals how many GB?
1000 GB
2000 GB
500 GB
1024 GB
44
What is optical fiber?
Copper wire
Glass or plastic
Metal rod
Wooden stick
45
How is internet speed measured?
In bytes
In bits per second
In megabytes
In kilobytes
46
Define 'server' in networking
Data provider
Data receiver
Client manager
Network user
47
Which model uses centralized control?
Decentralized
Peer-to-peer
Distributed
Client-server
48
Define 'server' in networking.
Single user
Provides services
Requests services
No data
49
LAN and WAN differ in what aspect?
Color and shape
Software used
Size and scope
Speed and cost
50
What is mail merge used for?
Creating networks
Sending bulk emails
Measuring speed
Storing data
51
How many bytes are in 1 KB?
1500 bytes
2000 bytes
500 bytes
1000 bytes
52
True or false: 1 byte equals 8 bits
True
False
53
What is the client-server model?
Data format
Network architecture
Hardware device
Software type
54
What is the difference between LAN and WAN?
Software used
Scope and size
Color and shape
Speed and cost
55
How many GB are in 1 TB?
500 GB
2000 GB
1500 GB
1000 GB
56
Define 'network' in simple terms.
Linked computers
Isolated network
Single device
Disconnected systems
57
What is an ISP?
Internet Service Provider
Hardware Provider
Software Provider
Data Storage Provider
58
Which device uses optical fiber?
Keyboard
Monitor
Router
Printer
59
What does WAN stand for?
Wide Area Network
Wireless Area Network
Wired Area Network
Web Area Network
60
What is a protocol in networking?
Hardware type
Software version
Communication rules
Data format
61
LAN and WAN are types of?
Keyboards
Monitors
Networks
Printers
62
How do optical fibers transmit data?
Using sound waves
Using light signals
Using magnetic fields
Using electrical signals
63
What is the role of an ISP?
Develop software applications
Manage data storage
Provide internet access
Create network protocols
64
How many MB are in 1 GB?
1500 MB
1000 MB
2000 MB
500 MB
65
What is a protocol?
Software type
Communication rules
Hardware device
Data storage
66
Complete: 1 byte = ___ bits.
5 bits
12 bits
10 bits
8 bits
67
Define 'client' in networking
Data receiver
Data provider
Network creator
Server manager
68
Define: What is a server?
A network switch
A software application
A service provider
A data receiver
69
Complete: 1 GB equals ___ MB
1000
1024
2000
500
70
Which model uses clients and servers?
Star model
Peer-to-peer model
Client-server model
Ring model
71
How many bytes in 1 KB?
800 bytes
500 bytes
2000 bytes
1000 bytes
72
Why do we use a network?
To isolate devices
To delete data
To slow down speed
To connect devices
73
LAN vs WAN: What's the difference?
Color and shape
Size and scope
Age and origin
Speed and cost
74
Complete: 1 GB = ___ MB.
2000 MB
500 MB
1000 MB
1024 MB
75
Define: What is a client?
A device accessing services
A data packet
A network cable
A server
76
Why is optical fiber used?
Fast data
No data
Random data
Slow data
77
What is optical fiber?
A type of metal
A network protocol
A light-transmitting cable
A software application
78
What is optical fiber?
Data transmission medium
Software application
Network protocol
Data storage device
79
What is the client-server model?
Single user
Centralized control
Peer-to-peer
Decentralized control
80
Why do we use a network?
To delete files
To isolate devices
To slow down speed
To share resources
81
Define: What is a client?
Requests services
Provides services
Stores data
Deletes files
82
Define: What is a network?
Printer
Router
Single computer
Group of computers
83
What is 'data' in networking?
No content
Empty packets
Information
Noise
84
True or false: 1 byte equals 8 bits
True
False
85
How many GB in 1 TB?
1000 GB
1024 GB
2000 GB
500 GB
86
What is data in networking?
Information exchange
Software application
Network protocol
Hardware component
87
What is data?
Hardware
Protocol
Information
Software
88
How many bits are in 1 byte?
32 bits
16 bits
8 bits
4 bits
89
Define: What is a network?
A single computer
A type of cable
Connected devices
A software program
90
What is optical fiber?
No data
Wireless signal
Copper wire
Light transmission

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Networking Fundamentals class 2 exams

90 termsStudBud Administration28 plays

Test your knowledge on basic networking concepts, protocols, data measurements, and more in this quiz!

Flashcards90 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 90

Answers

1
Complete: 1 KB = ___ bytes.
500 bytes
2000 bytes
1024 bytes
1000 bytes
2
How is data represented in networking?
Hexadecimal format
Binary format
Octal format
Decimal format
3
What does ISP stand for?
Internal System Protocol
International Security Program
Internet Service Provider
Integrated Software Platform
4
How many MB in 1 GB?
500 MB
2000 MB
1024 MB
1000 MB
5
Why are protocols important?
No communication
Block communication
Random communication
Ensure communication
6
How is internet speed measured?
In watts
In bytes
In bits per second
In kilometers
7
What is a client-server model?
Isolated system
Single user
No interaction
Data exchange
8
True or false: 1 byte equals 8 bits
False
True
9
What does ISP stand for?
Internal System Protocol
Internet Service Provider
International Software Program
Integrated Server Platform
10
Complete: 1 MB = ___ KB.
2000 KB
1024 KB
500 KB
1000 KB
11
Define ISP in networking.
Data storage
Single user
Internet provider
No service
12
What does LAN stand for?
Large Area Network
Local Area Network
Light Area Network
Long Area Network
13
True or false: Protocols are rules for communication
False
True
14
1 GB equals how many MB?
2000 MB
500 MB
1024 MB
1000 MB
15
Why do we use networks?
No communication
Isolation
Single use
Data sharing
16
Complete the sentence: A network connects...
Devices
Monitors
Printers
Keyboards
17
How do we measure internet speed?
Kbps
Gbps
Mbps
Tbps
18
Define 'client' in networking.
Requests services
No function
Stores data
Provides services
19
Complete: 1 TB equals ___ GB
500
1000
1024
2000
20
What is a protocol in networking?
Set of rules
Single command
No guidelines
Random actions
21
True or false: LAN is larger than WAN
False
True
22
Which unit measures data size?
Byte
Second
Kilogram
Meter
23
What is data?
Information processed
A type of cable
A software program
A network device
24
How many GB in 1 TB?
2000 GB
1000 GB
800 GB
500 GB
25
How many bytes in 1 KB?
1024 bytes
2000 bytes
1000 bytes
500 bytes
26
What is a protocol?
A software program
A type of cable
A set of rules
A network device
27
LAN vs WAN: Key difference?
Size
Speed
Security
Cost
28
How many KB are in 1 MB?
500 KB
1000 KB
1500 KB
2000 KB
29
Why do we use networks?
To slow down processes
To delete files
To share resources
To isolate data
30
How many bits in a byte?
8 bits
10 bits
5 bits
12 bits
31
How is internet speed measured?
Kbps
Tbps
Gbps
Mbps
32
How does ISP provide internet?
Random access
Network access
No access
Limited access
33
How many KB in 1 MB?
2000 KB
800 KB
500 KB
1000 KB
34
Complete: 1 MB equals ___ KB
1000
1024
2000
500
35
How many MB in 1 GB?
800 MB
1000 MB
500 MB
2000 MB
36
1 KB equals how many bytes?
2000 bytes
1024 bytes
1000 bytes
500 bytes
37
1 MB equals how many KB?
2000 KB
500 KB
1024 KB
1000 KB
38
What is the main function of a server?
Manage clients
Receive data
Create network
Provide data
39
How many KB in 1 MB?
500 KB
1000 KB
1024 KB
2000 KB
40
Define the term 'network'
Data storage
Software application
Group of devices
Single device
41
Complete: 1 TB = ___ GB.
500 GB
1024 GB
2000 GB
1000 GB
42
Define: What is a server?
Requests services
Deletes files
Stores data
Provides services
43
1 TB equals how many GB?
1000 GB
2000 GB
500 GB
1024 GB
44
What is optical fiber?
Copper wire
Glass or plastic
Metal rod
Wooden stick
45
How is internet speed measured?
In bytes
In bits per second
In megabytes
In kilobytes
46
Define 'server' in networking
Data provider
Data receiver
Client manager
Network user
47
Which model uses centralized control?
Decentralized
Peer-to-peer
Distributed
Client-server
48
Define 'server' in networking.
Single user
Provides services
Requests services
No data
49
LAN and WAN differ in what aspect?
Color and shape
Software used
Size and scope
Speed and cost
50
What is mail merge used for?
Creating networks
Sending bulk emails
Measuring speed
Storing data
51
How many bytes are in 1 KB?
1500 bytes
2000 bytes
500 bytes
1000 bytes
52
True or false: 1 byte equals 8 bits
True
False
53
What is the client-server model?
Data format
Network architecture
Hardware device
Software type
54
What is the difference between LAN and WAN?
Software used
Scope and size
Color and shape
Speed and cost
55
How many GB are in 1 TB?
500 GB
2000 GB
1500 GB
1000 GB
56
Define 'network' in simple terms.
Linked computers
Isolated network
Single device
Disconnected systems
57
What is an ISP?
Internet Service Provider
Hardware Provider
Software Provider
Data Storage Provider
58
Which device uses optical fiber?
Keyboard
Monitor
Router
Printer
59
What does WAN stand for?
Wide Area Network
Wireless Area Network
Wired Area Network
Web Area Network
60
What is a protocol in networking?
Hardware type
Software version
Communication rules
Data format
61
LAN and WAN are types of?
Keyboards
Monitors
Networks
Printers
62
How do optical fibers transmit data?
Using sound waves
Using light signals
Using magnetic fields
Using electrical signals
63
What is the role of an ISP?
Develop software applications
Manage data storage
Provide internet access
Create network protocols
64
How many MB are in 1 GB?
1500 MB
1000 MB
2000 MB
500 MB
65
What is a protocol?
Software type
Communication rules
Hardware device
Data storage
66
Complete: 1 byte = ___ bits.
5 bits
12 bits
10 bits
8 bits
67
Define 'client' in networking
Data receiver
Data provider
Network creator
Server manager
68
Define: What is a server?
A network switch
A software application
A service provider
A data receiver
69
Complete: 1 GB equals ___ MB
1000
1024
2000
500
70
Which model uses clients and servers?
Star model
Peer-to-peer model
Client-server model
Ring model
71
How many bytes in 1 KB?
800 bytes
500 bytes
2000 bytes
1000 bytes
72
Why do we use a network?
To isolate devices
To delete data
To slow down speed
To connect devices
73
LAN vs WAN: What's the difference?
Color and shape
Size and scope
Age and origin
Speed and cost
74
Complete: 1 GB = ___ MB.
2000 MB
500 MB
1000 MB
1024 MB
75
Define: What is a client?
A device accessing services
A data packet
A network cable
A server
76
Why is optical fiber used?
Fast data
No data
Random data
Slow data
77
What is optical fiber?
A type of metal
A network protocol
A light-transmitting cable
A software application
78
What is optical fiber?
Data transmission medium
Software application
Network protocol
Data storage device
79
What is the client-server model?
Single user
Centralized control
Peer-to-peer
Decentralized control
80
Why do we use a network?
To delete files
To isolate devices
To slow down speed
To share resources
81
Define: What is a client?
Requests services
Provides services
Stores data
Deletes files
82
Define: What is a network?
Printer
Router
Single computer
Group of computers
83
What is 'data' in networking?
No content
Empty packets
Information
Noise
84
True or false: 1 byte equals 8 bits
True
False
85
How many GB in 1 TB?
1000 GB
1024 GB
2000 GB
500 GB
86
What is data in networking?
Information exchange
Software application
Network protocol
Hardware component
87
What is data?
Hardware
Protocol
Information
Software
88
How many bits are in 1 byte?
32 bits
16 bits
8 bits
4 bits
89
Define: What is a network?
A single computer
A type of cable
Connected devices
A software program
90
What is optical fiber?
No data
Wireless signal
Copper wire
Light transmission