Question 1

What is the typical range of transmission for a WPAN?&#10;A) 3 feet&#10;B) 10 meters&#10;C) 14 feet&#10;D) 22 meters

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The typical range of transmission for a WPAN (Wireless Personal Area Network) is about 10 meters or 33 feet. Therefore, option B is correct. Option A and C are incorrect because the range is more than 3 and 14 feet respectively. Option D is incorrect because the range is less than 22 meters.

Question 2

Which of the following is least likely to have a built-in wireless connection?&#10;A) tablet&#10;B) smartphone&#10;C) server&#10;D) laptop

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Servers typically do not have built-in wireless connections as they are typically connected to a wired network for stability and security reasons. Tablets, smartphones, and laptops commonly have wireless capabilities for ease of use and mobility.

Question 3

Latency is a phenomenon with wireless networks that cause packets to move through a wireless network faster than on a wired network.

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Latency is a delay or lag in the transmission of data packets in a network. Wireless networks generally have higher latency than wired networks due to factors such as signal interference and distance. Therefore, packets move slower in a wireless network compared to a wired network.

Question 4

Wireless networks can be considered a disruptive technology because they have a profound impact on society.

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Wireless networks have transformed the way people communicate, access information, and conduct business. They have disrupted traditional communication and networking technologies, and their impact can be seen in various fields, including healthcare, education, transportation, and entertainment.

Question 5

What type of device is used in the medical field to diagnose digestive problems without surgery?&#10;A) video pill&#10;B) RFID&#10;C) wireless LAN&#10;D) barcoded medications

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A video pill is a device that can be swallowed and takes pictures of the digestive system as it moves through the body. It allows for non-invasive diagnosis of digestive problems without the need for surgery. RFID and wireless LAN are not typically used for medical diagnosis, and barcoded medications are used to prevent medication errors rather than diagnose digestive problems.

Question 6

Which of the following is a wireless network that has a coverage area from several blocks to an entire small city?&#10;A) WLAN&#10;B) WPAN&#10;C) WMAN&#10;D) WWAN

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WMAN (Wireless Metropolitan Area Network) is a wireless network that covers a larger area than a WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) and a WPAN (Wireless Personal Area Network), ranging from several blocks to an entire small city. WWAN (Wireless Wide Area Network) is a larger network that covers entire countries or continents and is typically used for mobile devices, such as smartphones or tablets, to access the internet from anywhere with cellular coverage.

Question 7

WLAN speeds typically range up to which of the following?&#10;A) 100 Mbps&#10;B) 10 Gbps&#10;C) 600 Gbps&#10;D) 600 Mbps

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WLAN speeds typically range up to 600 Mbps (megabits per second). Option A is too low for modern WLAN standards, while options B and C are too high and not currently achievable by most WLAN technologies.

Question 8

SOHO businesses are not likely to benefit from wireless data communications because of the substantial costs of setting up a wireless network.

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SOHO businesses can actually benefit from wireless data communications as it offers flexibility and mobility for their operations. Additionally, the cost of setting up wireless networks has become more affordable over time, making it a viable option for small businesses.

Question 9

Which technology can use a pad reader to get product code dates and other information?&#10;A) RFID&#10;B) Bluetooth&#10;C) WiMax&#10;D) GSM

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RFID technology is commonly used with pad readers to get product code dates and other information. It allows for quick and easy scanning of products without the need for physical contact or line of sight. Bluetooth, WiMax, and GSM are not typically used for this purpose.

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT true about wireless data networks?&#10;A) locations where service is available has increased 40% annually since 2007&#10;B) virtually all laptop computers have wireless capability&#10;C) wireless networks are usually only found in airports and hotels&#10;D) hundreds of millions of wireless devices are sold each year

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Wireless networks are not only limited to airports and hotels but are also available in many other public places, homes, and businesses. Therefore, statement C is not true. Statements A, B, and D are all true.

Question 11

A WPAN has a shorter transmission distance than a WLAN.

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Question 12

Which of the following is the foundation level wireless LAN certification?&#10;A) MCSE&#10;B) Network+&#10;C) Wireless+&#10;D) CWNA

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Question 13

What is a 'last mile connection?'&#10;A) the connection that begins at an Internet service provider,goes through the local neighborhood,and ends at the home or office&#10;B) the connection between a wireless router and a cable modem&#10;C) the connection that begins at a satellite stationed at 5280 feet and ends at an ISP&#10;D) the connection between a WAN device and a LAN device

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Question 14

____ is a low-power,short-range,wireless data and voice transmission technology that falls under the category of WPANs.&#10;A) Bluetooth&#10;B) AP&#10;C) WAP&#10;D) Wi-Fi

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Question 15

A wireless signal is not confinged to a cable and is therefore a security concern.

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Question 16

Which of the following is an organization's internal infrastructure connection between two or more remote locations?&#10;A) wireless ISP&#10;B) backhaul connection&#10;C) last mile connection&#10;D) long term evolution

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Question 17

Which of the following is a wireless technology that is composed of 27 earth-orbiting satellites that allow precise positioning of equipment.&#10;A) BlueTooth&#10;B) Wi-fi&#10;C) GPS&#10;D) RFID

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Question 18

Which is a solution to the last mile connection problem?&#10;A) backhaul connection&#10;B) fiber-optic LAN&#10;C) coaxial cable network&#10;D) wireless ISP

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Question 19

A slow last mile connection constitutes a _____________ because high-speed traffic must be throttled back to the slower last-mile connection speed.&#10;A) bottleneck&#10;B) hotspot&#10;C) speed break&#10;D) backhaul connection

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Question 20

Which of the following is a geographic location that is served by a wireless data system and provides network access to mobile users?&#10;A) RFID tag&#10;B) hotspot&#10;C) WMS&#10;D) GPS

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Question 21

Which of the following are organizations that provide direction,standards,and accountability in wireless technology? (Choose all that apply.)&#10;A) ITU-R&#10;B) FCC&#10;C) USO&#10;D) IEEE

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Question 22

____________________ is a systm of earth-orbiting satellites used as a navigation system.

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Question 23

Name three sectors of the exonomy that use wireless technology extensively.

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Question 24

What is the definition of a disruptive technology? Give three examples.

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Question 25

A ______________________________ is an IEEE committee that is responsbile for creating and overseeing a specific standard.

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Question 26

______________________ is the time lapse between when a packet is sent and when it is received.

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Question 27

How do airlines use wireless technology to improve aircraft maintenance?

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Question 28

A(n)____________________ cellular wireless network has average download speeds of 4 Mbps.

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Question 29

Explain how wireless LANs are beneficial to both teachers and students in an educational setting.

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Question 30

When considering deployment,which of the following are advantages of wireless versus wired networks? (Choose all that apply.)&#10;A) no need to install cable in plaster or masonry walls and ceilings&#10;B) more security&#10;C) cable connections costs&#10;D) no need to modify historical landmarks

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Question 31

List four advantages of using wireless technology.

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Question 32

Which of the following are advantages of wireless networks compared to wired networks? (Choose all that apply.)&#10;A) security&#10;B) mobility&#10;C) increased access&#10;D) faster speeds

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Question 33

How does a SOHO benefit from a wireless network?

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Question 34

Which of the following are advantages offered by municipal hotspots? (Choose all that apply.)&#10;A) existing ISPs welcome the competition&#10;B) recruitment of employees can be easier&#10;C) municipal workers have access to a wide range of information&#10;D) easy to accurately determine the number of projected users

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Question 35

What aspect of RF may produce biological damage?&#10;A) cooling effects&#10;B) heating effects&#10;C) waves passing through the brain&#10;D) waves damaging the eyes

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Question 36

Public ____________________ are locations where wireless data services are available.

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Question 37

Describe a solution to the last mile connection problem.

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Question 38

Describe the use of wireless technology in the construction industry.

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Question 39

Amanda's car is equipped with hands-free cellular calling based on the Bluetooth wireless standard.Explain how this device helps Amanda during her commute.

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Question 40

What are two of the unique challenges posed by wireless networks?

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Question 41

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hand-held and portable devices at slow transmission speeds and in close proximity&#10;a wireless network designed for hand-held and portable devices at slow transmission speeds and in close proximity&#10;a wireless network designed for hand-held and portable devices at slow transmission speeds and in close proximity&#10;a wireless network designed for hand-held and portable devices at slow transmission speeds and in close proximity&#10;a wireless network designed for hand-held and portable devices at slow transmission speeds and in close proximity&#10;a wireless network designed for hand-held and portable devices at slow transmission speeds and in close proximity&#10;a wireless network designed for hand-held and portable devices at slow transmission speeds and in close proximity&#10;a wireless network designed for hand-held and portable devices at slow transmission speeds and in close proximity&#10;a wireless metropolitan area network technology that can provide access from up to 10 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connect remote sites of a business&#10;special high-speed circuits leased from a local carrier that can be used to connect remote sites of a business

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Deck 1: The World of Wireless