Fundamental Knowledge Of Computer Network Quiz
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Welcome to the Fundamental Knowledge of Computer Network Quiz. Computer networks are designed in a way that will make information and data transfer stress-free. These networks exist in different types, and we covered them all in class. Take up the quiz below and test how much you understood about networks and how they are set up. All the best!
- 1.What is a standalone computer?
- A.
A computer not connected to a network.
- B.
A computer connected to a network.
- C.
A portable computer.
- 2.What is a computer network?
- A.
A number of computers in a room.
- B.
A number of connected computers.
- C.
A type of computer.
- 3.What does LAN stand for?
- A.
Local Area Network
- B.
Low Area Network
- C.
Local Arial Net
- 4.What does WAN stand for?
- A.
World Area Network
- B.
Wide Antenna Network
- C.
Wide Area Network
- 5.Select the advantages of a LAN:
- A.
Initial setup is expensive.
- B.
Peripherals can be shared
- C.
Software & files can be shared
- D.
It is easily expandable
- E.
The smaller the network the more expensive it becomes
- 6.Select the disadvantages of WAN:
- A.
Spread of viruses.
- B.
Large network cover.
- C.
Setting up a network can be expensive.
- D.
Peripherals can be shared.
- E.
Requires data security measures to avoid hacking.
- 7.Which network topology requires terminators?
- A.
Bus Network
- B.
Star Network
- C.
Ring Network
- 8.
![The below network configuration has a Star Topology:
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The below network configuration has a Star Topology:- A.
True: It is a Star Topology
- B.
False: It is a Ring Topology
- 9.Which Network Topology is fastest?
- A.
Bus Network
- B.
Ring Network
- C.
Star Network
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