Question 1

Describe how the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)and User Datagram Protocol (UDP)differ from each other,and provide examples of where each might be used.

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Question 2

Explain the differences between a physical topology and a logical topology.

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Question 3

Matching
Match each correct item with the statement below.
-System default that denies access during a systemor network failure.

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"Fail close" refers to a system default that denies access during a system or network failure.

Answer: C
 "Demarcation point" refers to the physical point where a service provider's responsibility for a telecommunication service ends and the customer's begins.

Answer: B
 "Convergence" refers to the process of all network traffic following the same path through a network.

Answer: D
 "Electrostatic discharge (ESD)" refers to the sudden flow of electricity between two electrically charged objects caused by direct contact or close proximity.

Answer: I
 "Segment" refers to a part of a network that is separated by routers or switches and operates independently.

Other terms like "bandwidth," "global account," "payload," and "upset failure" do not match the statements provided.

Question 4

Matching
Match each correct item with the statement below.
-Damage that can shorten the life of a componentand/or cause intermittent errors.

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Match each correct item with the statement...

Question 5

How can you prevent damage to a component prior to touching it?

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Question 6

Explain the two different categories of Application layer protocols,and then detail the PDU used at this layer.

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Question 7

Matching
Match each correct item with the statement below.
-(1)The amount of traffic,or data transmissionactivity,on a network.(2)A measure of the differencebetween the highest and lowest frequencies that a mediumcan transmit.

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Bandwidth refers to the measure of the amount of traffic or data transmission activity on a network.

Answer: B
 Convergence does not match any of the given statements.

Answer: C
 Demarcation point is not related to either bandwidth or frequency.

Answer: D
 Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is not related to either bandwidth or frequency.

Answer: E
 Fail close and fail open are not related to either bandwidth or frequency.

Answer: F
 Fail close and fail open are not related to either bandwidth or frequency.

Answer: G
 A global account is not related to either bandwidth or frequency.

Answer: H
 Payload is not related to either bandwidth or frequency.

Answer: I
 A segment is not related to either bandwidth or frequency.

Answer: J
 Upset failure is not related to either bandwidth or frequency.

Question 8

What are some general OSHA guidelines to use when using power (electric)tools or other hand tools in the workplace?

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Question 9

Matching
Match each correct item with the statement below.
-A user's domain-level account,also called aglobal username or network ID,which is assigned by thenetwork administrator and is kept in Active Directory.

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The statement is describing a global account, which is assigned by a network administrator and stored in Active Directory.

Answer: A
 Bandwidth refers to the amount of data that can be transmitted over a network connection in a given amount of time.

Answer: C
 The demarcation point is the boundary between a telecommunications service provider's network and a customer's network.

Answer: D
 Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a sudden flow of electricity between two electrically charged objects.

Answer: F
 Fail-open refers to a system that continues to operate even if a component fails, whereas fail-close refers to a system that shuts down if a component fails.

Answer: H
 Payload refers to the part of a network packet that contains the actual data being transmitted.

Answer: I
 A network segment is a portion of a network that is separated by a switch, router, or other device.

Answer: J
 Upset failure refers to a hardware failure that occurs when a component does not receive a signal or data as expected.

Question 10

Matching
Match each correct item with the statement below.
-Data that is passed between applications or utilityprograms and the operating system,and includes controlinformation.

Accepted Answer

The term "payload" refers to the data that is passed between applications or utility programs and the operating system.

Answer: I 
 A segment refers to a portion of a network that is separated by routers or switches.

Answer: J 
 An upset failure refers to a type of failure that occurs when a system's components are exposed to environmental factors like radiation or electromagnetic interference.

Note: None of the other options match the statement given.

Quiz 1: Introduction to Networking

Describe how the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)and User Datagram Protocol (UDP)differ from each other,and provide examples of where each might be used.

Explain the differences between a physical topology and a logical topology.

Matching Match each correct item with the statement below. -System default that denies access during a systemor network failure.

Matching Match each correct item with the statement below. -Damage that can shorten the life of a componentand/or cause intermittent errors.

How can you prevent damage to a component prior to touching it?

Explain the two different categories of Application layer protocols,and then detail the PDU used at this layer.

Matching Match each correct item with the statement below. -(1) The amount of traffic,or data transmissionactivity,on a network.(2) A measure of the differencebetween the highest and lowest frequencies that a mediumcan transmit.

What are some general OSHA guidelines to use when using power (electric)tools or other hand tools in the workplace?

Matching Match each correct item with the statement below. -A user's domain-level account,also called aglobal username or network ID,which is assigned by thenetwork administrator and is kept in Active Directory.

Matching Match each correct item with the statement below. -Data that is passed between applications or utilityprograms and the operating system,and includes controlinformation.