Essentials of Network Architecture: Structures, Protocols, and Designs Quiz

In network architecture, a client is a computer that initiates communication with a host computer to request data and information. Clients are typically end-user devices such as laptops, smartphones, or desktop computers.

A server is a host computer that serves data and information to client computers on a network, it is not a security software, a networking device, or a type of computer virus.

The correct answer defines the CLIENT-SERVER relationship correctly, highlighting the request-response model between them.

A Peer-to-Peer network architecture is one where each computer can act as both a client and server to share data and information directly with other computers in the network, eliminating the need for a central server. This type of network is often used for file sharing and communication purposes.

In the context of Network Architecture: Peer-to-Peer, a host refers to a computer system that can be accessed remotely by users. It typically involves two computer systems being connected by modems and telephone lines, allowing for remote access and communication.

A terminal in a computing context refers to a device or software that allows for communication with a computer system. It is not related to transport, medicine, or health conditions.

The correct answer is 'yes' because the question is asking if 'nope' is the correct answer, which it is.

The correct answer is 'nope.' as the sky is not purple in general.

The term 'nope' is commonly used to express a negative response, while 'yes', 'maybe', and 'okay' are used to express affirmative or uncertain responses.

The correct answer is 'no' because the sky is commonly known to be blue.