MATCHING
-a type of control frame that gives a station clearance to begin transmitting packets
A)active attacks
B)association
C)clear to send
D)pairwise keys
E)penetration testing
F)request to send
G)site survey
H)sniffing
I)TKIP
J)WPA2

Question

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Clear to send (CTS) is a control frame used in wireless communication that grants permission to a station to transmit packets without interference from other stations.

Answer: F 
 Request to send (RTS) is another control frame in wireless communication that a station sends to request access to the medium for packet transmission.

Answer: J 
 WPA2 is a wireless security protocol that uses a combination of encryption techniques including AES and CCMP, and implements mutual authentication between the client and the access point using pairwise keys.

Answer: H 
 Sniffing is a type of network attack where an attacker intercepts and monitors network traffic, including wireless communications.

Answer: I 
 TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) is a security protocol used in wireless communication to improve the security of WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) by implementing key mixing, message integrity check, and rekeying mechanisms.

The other options are not related to the given term.

MATCHING -A Type of Control Frame That Gives a Station Clearance