Give a general idea of the makeup of balanced pair operation.
3.
Define STP and explain the physical makeup and benefits/drawbacks of using it.
4.
Define UTP and explain the physical makeup and benefits/drawbacks of using it.
5.
________ supports up to 10 Mbit/s Ethernet or 4 Mbit/s Token Ring.
A. 
Cat3
B. 
Cat5
C. 
Cat5e
D. 
Cat6
E. 
Cat6a
6.
________ supports up to 100 Mbit/s Ethernet.
A. 
Cat3
B. 
Cat5
C. 
Cat5e
D. 
Cat6
E. 
Cat6a
7.
________ supports up to 1 Gbit/s Ethernet.
A. 
Cat3
B. 
Cat5
C. 
Cat5e
D. 
Cat6
E. 
Cat6a
8.
________ supports up to 10 Gbit/s Ethernet up to 55 meters.
A. 
Cat3
B. 
Cat5
C. 
Cat5e
D. 
Cat6
E. 
Cat6a
9.
________ supports up to 10 Gbit/s Ethernet up to 100 meters.
A. 
Cat3
B. 
Cat5
C. 
Cat5e
D. 
Cat6
E. 
Cat6a
10.
What is plenum and why is it important so far as networking is concerned?
11.
What is the riser and why is it important so far as networking is concerned?
12.
What are PVC and FEP and what are they usually referring to so far as networking is concerned?
13.
Modems and direct device connections sometimes use a type of interface that transmit one bit at a time. This interface can directly network devices together via a null-modem connection. This interface can also be used to configure network devices.What is it?
14.
One type of cable can either be comprised of glass or plastic; features high bandwidths, long distance traversal, and low interference. What is it?
15.
Explain what is being portrayed in this picture and the differences between the two types of transmission.