Title: Section B1
Course: Information and Communication Technology: Module B

Q: Peer-to-Peer networking computers job is to only respond to the requests of clients.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: 568B is the most common wiring configuration.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: All computer networks have physical and logical topologies.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: A Star topology connects all devices to the same medium or wire and requires a terminator at both ends.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Physical topologies dictate the path data takes between devices and workstations (how data flows).
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Peer-to-peer/workgroup network computers act as equals to one another.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Plagiarism means that you take someone’s work without giving them credit.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Which of the following are types of networks? (Choose all that apply)
- Peer-To-Peer
- Router-to-Computer
- Mobile
- Client/Server
- TCP/IP
- System to data
- Private-Public
A: Peer-To-Peer; Mobile; Client/Server

Q: Which of the following laws protect your privacy? (Choose all that apply)
- Fair Credit Reporting Act of 1970
- Privacy act of 1974
- Electronic Communication Privacy Act of 1986
- The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
- The United States Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act
A: Fair Credit Reporting Act of 1970; Privacy act of 1974; Electronic Communication Privacy Act of 1986; The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996; The United States Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act

Q: Some advantages of using a server include\: (Choose all that apply)
- security is provided through the server
- Dependence on a central location for operation
- Backups are easier to preform
- Requires regular maintenance and updates
A: security is provided through the server; Backups are easier to preform

Q: Reverse address resolution protocol is a protocol used to do what? (Choose two)
- Provide the rules by which a workstation can learn its IP address.
- Obtain IP address information based on the physical or MAC address.
- Obtain MAC address information based on the Logical or IP Address.
- Map IP addresses that are recognized in a local network.
A: Provide the rules by which a workstation can learn its IP address.; Obtain IP address information based on the physical or MAC address.

Q: Which of the following groups was given the task of developing communication protocols for the ARPANET?
- UCLA
- Bolt, Beranek and Newman, Inc.
- Network Working Group
- ARPA
A: Network Working Group

Q: The World Wide Web was originally intended for which of the following purposes?
- To make it easier for the public to gain access to information
- An “if-all-else-fails” safety measure for the United States government
- Allow scientists to share information
- To argue with strangers and laugh at funny pictures of cats
A: Allow scientists to share information

Q: Which of the following answers is a type of common network topology that uses radio waves to broadcast signals, with coverage depending on the direction and distance from a tower?
- Mesh
- Cellular
- Bus
- Ring
A: Cellular

Q: Which of the following is the definition of Ping?
- Ping is a simple but highly useful command-line utility that tests for connectivity.
- Ping is the number of frames per second.
- Ping is another name for the enter key.
- Ping is a utility that displays the route a packet takes on its journey from source computer to destination host.
A: Ping is a simple but highly useful command-line utility that tests for connectivity.

Q: Who published the paper that proposed the ‘world wide web’ that was released by CERN?
- Ray Tomlinson
- Tim Berners-Lee
- Dwight Eisenhower
- Charley Kline
A: Tim Berners-Lee

Q: Which type of cable can be used to connect unlike devices?
- Straight through
- Cross-Over
- Rollover
- Console
A: Straight through

Q: What is an advantage of having a network operating system on your computer?
- Dependence on central location for operation.
- Servers are able to be accessed from different locations and types of systems.
- Requires regular maintenance and updates.
- There are no advantages
A: Servers are able to be accessed from different locations and types of systems.

Q: Which one of the following was NOT one of the original universities connected by ARPNET?
- UCLA
- UC Santa Barbara
- USC
- University of Utah
A: USC

Q: The abbreviation LAN stands for?
- Land And Navy
- Local Arena Network
- Lost And Not-Lost
- Local Area Network
A: Local Area Network

Q: Which of the following is NOT a utility that TCP/IP configuration information can be displayed using?
- ipconfig
- winipeg
- ifconfig
- winipcfg
A: winipeg

Q: Which law pertains to giving an individual a right to see information maintained about them?
- Privacy Act of 1974
- The health insurance portability and accountability act of 1996
- Fair credit reporting act of 1970
- Financial privacy act of 1978
A: Fair credit reporting act of 1970

Q: Which of the following connectors would be found on a twisted pair cable?
- RJ-45
- BNC
- SC
- ST
A: RJ-45

Q: Which of the following allows for the FARTHEST transmission distance for data?
- Bluetooth
- Single-mode fiber
- RG-6 cable
- CAT6 cable
A: Single-mode fiber

Q: Which of the following network topologies would MOST likely be used to provide redundancy at each network device to support data transmissions?
- Mesh
- Ring
- PBX
- Bus
A: Mesh

Q: A technician needs to make several patch cables. Which of the following tools would the technician use to attach the RJ-45 ends to the cables?
- Loopback plug
- Punch down
- Crimpers
- Cable tester
A: Crimpers

Q: A network consisting of numerous geographically dispersed networks that cover a large physical distance is referred to as a\:
- WLAN
- LAN
- WAN
- MAN
A: WAN

Q: A ______ also known as a standard, is a set of rules that govern how devices and components interact with each other and are essential parts of many modern technologies.
A: protocol

Q: Everything since the rules set up by the ______ Copyright Convention on April 1, 1989 is copyrighted by the owner.
A: Berne

Q: Match the following terms to their definitions:
- The center of the fiber where the light travels. | Core
- Outer optical material surrounding the core that reflects the light back into the core. | Cladding
- A 900 micron plastic coating that protects the fiber from damage and moisture. | Buffer coating
- Strength member that keep the fiber from being pulled apart. | Aramid fibers
- The cable’s outer covering. | Jacket

Q: Organize the following terms with their correct definitions:
- Used to connect unlike devices (Router to switch, Switch to computer). | Straight-Through Cable
- Used to connect like devices (Switch to Switch, Computer to Router). | Cross-Over Cable
- Used to connect to networking devices for programming purposes. | Rollover or Console Cable

Q: Please match the following Common network topologies with the correct answer:
- Connects all cables to a central point of concentration. It is easy to add more nodes and is very popular because it is easy to diagnose connection problems. | Bus
- Connects all devices (also known as hosts or nodes) to the same medium or wire and requires a terminator at both ends of the bus. | Star
- Created by linking together several star. topologies to a central point. It is considered the topology of choice for structured cabling systems. | Extended star
- Uses a closed loop configuration. A token is passed around the loop in sequential order to transmit data. | Ring
- Provides total redundancy for a network by connecting each host to every other host. | Mesh
- Uses radio waves to broadcast signals. Coverage depends on the direction and distance from a tower. | Cellular

Q: Put the 568A wiring scheme in order from left to right (1 being the left most and 8 being the right most)):
- 1. (Left) | Green/White
- 2. | Green
- 3. | Orange/White
- 4. | Blue
- 5. | Blue/White
- 6. | Orange
- 7. | Brown/White
- 8. | Brown

Q: Put the 568B wiring scheme in order from left to right (1 being the left most and 8 being the right most):
- Orange/White | 1. (Left)
- Orange | 2.
- Green/White | 3.
- Blue | 4.
- Blue/White | 5.
- Green | 6.
- Brown/White | 7.
- Brown | 8. (Right)

Q: Put the following terms with their corresponding definitions:
- The Networked computers act as equal partners, each computer can take on both the client or server function. | Peer-to-Peer
- This network is more secure than the others because there is one controllable server. | Client/Server
- Contains networking capabilities for WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS among others. | Mobile OS
- A network that allows users and devices to interconnect. | Network operating system
- A set of rules which govern how data moves. | Protocol

Q: Put the parts of a Fiber-Optic cable in order from the center moving out:
- 1 (Center) | Core
- 2 | Cladding
- 3 | Buffer coating
- 3 | Aramid fibers
- 5 (Outside) | Jacket

Q: The General shape or layout of a network is called its ______.
A: Topology

Q: The ______ has been described as the largest threat to copyright since its start.
A: Internet

Q: ______ cabling is a networking medium capable of conducting electrical signals.
A: Copper

Q: ______ topologies dictate the path data takes between devise and work station (how data flows).
A: Logical

Q: TRUE OR FALSE:  Peer-to-peer networking computers have only one task—to respond to the requests of clients.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: TRUE OR FALSE? 568B is the most common wiring configuration.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: TRUE OR FALSE:  All computer networks have physical and logical topologies.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: TRUE OR FALSE?  Star topology connects all devices to the same medium or wire and requires a terminator at both ends.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: TRUE OR FALSE?  Physical topologies dictate how data flows—the path it takes between devices and workstations.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: TRUE OR FALSE:  Peer-to-peer network computers act as equals to one another.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: TRUE OR FALSE?  Plagiarism means that you use someone's work without giving them appropriate credit as your source.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Which of these groups was given the task of developing communication protocols for the ARPANET?
- UCLA
- Bolt, Beranek and Newman, Inc.
- Network Working Group
- ARPA
A: Network Working Group

Q: The World Wide Web was originally intended for which of the following purposes?
- to make it easier for the public to gain access to hard-to-find information
- as an "if-all-else-fails" safety measure for the United States government
- to allow scientists to freely share information
- to argue with strangers and laugh at funny pictures of cats
A: to allow scientists to freely share information

Q: Which of these is a common network topology that uses radio waves to broadcast signals, with coverage depending on the direction and distance from a tower?
- mesh
- cellular
- bus
- ring
A: cellular

Q: Who published the paper (released by CERN) that originally proposed the ‘world wide web?'
- Ray Tomlinson
- Tim Berners-Lee
- Dwight Eisenhower
- Charley Kline
A: Tim Berners-Lee

Q: Which of these types of cable can be used to connect unlike devices?
- straight through
- cross-over
- roll-over
- console
A: straight through

Q: Which of these is an advantage of having a network operating system on your computer?
- A central location is required for operation.
- Servers can be accessed from different locations and types of systems.
- Regular maintenance and updates are essential.
- There are no advantages to having a network operating system on your computer.
A: Servers can be accessed from different locations and types of systems.

Q: Which one of these was NOT one of the original universities connected by ARPNET?
- UCLA
- UC Santa Barbara
- USC
- University of Utah
A: USC

Q: What does LAN stand for?
- Land and Navy
- Local Arena Network
- Lost and Not-Lost
- Local Area Network
A: Local Area Network

Q: TCP/IP configuration information can be displayed using many different utilities.  Which of these is NOT able to display that information?
- ipconfig
- winipeg
- ifconfig
- winipcfg
A: winipeg

Q: Which of these connectors would be found on a twisted pair cable?
- RJ-45
- BNC
- SC
- ST
A: RJ-45

Q: Which of these allows for the FARTHEST transmission distance for data?
- bluetooth
- single-mode fiber
- RG-6 cable
- CAT6 cable
A: single-mode fiber

Q: Which of these network topologies would MOST likely be used to provide redundancy at each network device to support data transmissions?
- mesh
- ring
- PBX
- bus
A: mesh

Q: A technician needs to make several patch cables. Which of these tools would the technician use to attach the RJ-45 ends to the cables?
- loopback plug
- punch down
- crimpers
- cable tester
A: crimpers

Q: _____ is a network consisting of many geographically-dispersed networks that cover a large physical distance.
- WLAN
- LAN
- WAN
- MAN
A: WAN

Q: Which of these are types of networks?  (Choose all that apply.)
- peer-to-peer
- router-to-computer
- mobile
- client/server
- TCP/IP
- system to data
- private-to-public
A: peer-to-peer; mobile; client/server

Q: Which of these laws protect your privacy?  (Choose all that apply.)
- The Fair Credit Reporting Act of 1970
- The Privacy Act of 1974
- The Electronic Communication Privacy Act of 1986
- The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
- The United States Children's Online Privacy Protection Act
A: The Fair Credit Reporting Act of 1970; The Privacy Act of 1974; The Electronic Communication Privacy Act of 1986; The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996; The United States Children's Online Privacy Protection Act

Q: Which of these are advantages of using a server? (Choose all that apply.)
- A central location is necessary for operation.
- Backups are easier to perform.
A: A central location is necessary for operation.

Q: What is reverse address resolution protocol used for? (Choose two.)
- To obtain IP address information based on the physical or MAC address.
- To obtain MAC address information based on the logical or IP address.
A: To obtain IP address information based on the physical or MAC address.; To obtain MAC address information based on the logical or IP address.

Q: Match these terms to their corresponding definitions:
- A set of networked computers that act as equal partners—each computer can take on both the client or server function. | Peer-to-Peer
- A network that is more secure than others because there is one controllable server. | Client/Server
- A network that contains networking capabilities for WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS among others. | Mobile OS
- A network that allows users and devices to interconnect. | Network operating system
- A set of rules that governs how data moves. | Protocol

Q: Match these terms to their correct definitions:
- Used to connect unlike devices (router to switch, switch to computer) | straight-through cable
- Used to connect like devices (switch to switch, computer to router) | cross-over cable
- Used to connect to networking devices for programming purposes | roll-over or console cable

Q: Match these common network topologies to their definitions:
- Connects all cables to a central point of concentration. It is easy to add more nodes and is very popular because it makes it easy to diagnose connection problems. | Bus
- Connects all devices (also known as hosts or nodes) to the same medium or wire and requires a terminator at both ends of the bus. | Star
- Created by linking together several star topologies to a central point. It is considered the topology of choice for structured cabling systems. | Extended star
- Uses a closed loop configuration. A token is passed around the loop in sequential order to transmit data. | Ring
- Provides total redundancy for a network by connecting each host to every other host. | Mesh
- Uses radio waves to broadcast signals. Coverage depends on the direction and distance from a tower. | Cellular

Q: Match these terms to their definitions:
- The center of the fiber, where the light travels | core
- The outer optical material surrounding the core that reflects light back into the core | cladding
- A 900 micron plastic coating that protects the fiber from damage and moisture | buffer coating
- Keeps the fiber from being pulled apart | Aramid fibers
- The cable's outer covering | jacket

Q: Put the 568B wiring scheme in order from left to right:
- Orange/White | 1 (left)
- Orange | 2
- Green/White | 3
- Blue | 4
- Blue/White | 5
- Green | 6
- Brown/White | 7
- Brown | 8 (right)

Q: Put these parts of a fiber-optic cable in order, from the center moving out:
- core | 1 (Center)
- cladding | 2
- buffer coating | 3
- aramid fibers | 4
- jacket | 5 (Outside)

Q: Put the 568A wiring scheme in order from left to right:
- Green/White | 1 (Left)
- Green | 2
- Orange/White | 3
- Blue | 4
- Blue/White | 5
- Orange | 6
- Brown/White | 7
- Brown | 8 (Right)

Since the rules were first set up by the ______ Copyright Convention on April 1, 1989, every original work that is posted on the Internet is considered to be copyrighted by its owner, whether or not a copyright notice appears on the page.
Feedback: Berne

From the start, the ______ has been described as the largest threat to copyright laws.
Feedback: Internet

______ , also known as standards, are rules that govern how devices and components interact with each other.
Feedback: protocols

The general shape or layout of a network is referred to as its ______.
Feedback: topology

______ cabling is a networking medium capable of conducting electrical signals.
Feedback: Copper

______ topologies are the layout of the networking cables, devices, and workstations.
Feedback: physical

______ topologies dictate how data flows—the path it takes between devices and workstations.
Feedback: Logical

Q: From the start, the ______ has been described as the largest threat to copyright laws.
A: Internet

Q: The general shape or layout of a network is referred to as its ______.
A: topology

Q: ______ , also known as standards, are rules that govern how devices and components interact with each other.
A: protocol / protocols

Q: ______ cabling is a networking medium capable of conducting electrical signals.
A: copper

Q: ______ topologies are the layout of the networking cables, devices, and workstations.
A: physical

Q: ______ topologies dictate how data flows—the path it takes between devices and workstations.
A: Logical