Quiz Time: Hardware & Networking Online Test!
Computers would not be able to function if they do not have functioning hardware accurately. A computer network that is set-up correctly makes it easy to share data in an organization. The computer hardware is the compilation of all the physical devices that help with interactions between the devices in a network. Take up the quiz below and get to see what you understand hardware and networking as a whole.
- 1.ISO stands for:
- A.
International Standard Organization
- B.
International Student Organization
- C.
Integrated Services Organization
- D.
None
- 2.A Computer that is On the Network is a:
- A.
Node
- B.
Terminal
- C.
Client
- D.
Online
- 3.A server that can perform no other task besides network services is called:
- A.
Uno server
- B.
Dedicated server
- C.
Committed server
- D.
Service server
- 4.NIC Stands for:
- A.
Network Interface Card
- B.
Network Internal Card
- C.
Network Internet Client
- D.
Network Input Card
- 5.Older networks often use another type of cable, called ________.
- A.
Twisted-pair cable
- B.
Unshielded twisted-pair cable
- C.
Coaxial cable
- D.
Optical Fiber
- 6.SCSI port (pronounced skuzzy) stands for:
- A.
System Computer Scanning Interface
- B.
Small Computer System Interface
- C.
Small Computer System Internet
- D.
System Computer, System Interfaced
- 7.LPT stands for:
- A.
Laser Printer
- B.
Link Port
- C.
Line Printer
- D.
Line Port
- 8.Spool stands for:
- A.
Serial Printer Object Oriented Language
- B.
Simultaneous Peripheral Output On-Line
- C.
System Protocol Optimization OutLiner
- D.
Single Program Operating system Operation Link
- 9.What does SDLC mean in Networking protocol?
- A.
Software Data Link Control
- B.
Synchronous Data Link Control
- C.
Software development life cycle
- D.
Synchronous data development cycle
- 10.According to ISO, HDLC means:
- A.
High-level Data Link Control
- B.
High-level Data Language Control
- C.
Hardware Data link control
- D.
None of the above
- 11.IP address means:
- A.
Internet Protocol
- B.
Internal power
- C.
Intranet protocol
- D.
Internal protocol
- 12.IP Addresses has ________ bytes.
- A.
2
- B.
4
- C.
8
- D.
16
- 13.How many layers are present in TCP/IP model:
- A.
4
- B.
5
- C.
6
- D.
7
- 14.PAN stands for:
- A.
Public Area Network
- B.
Private Area Network
- C.
Personal Area Network
- D.
None
- 15.A computer which links several PCs together in a network is called a:
- A.
Minicomputer
- B.
Server
- C.
Client
- D.
Main Frame
- 16.Which of the following is not an output device?
- A.
Printer
- B.
Keyboard
- C.
Monitor
- D.
Speakers
- 17.Approximately how many bytes make one Megabyte.
- A.
One Million
- B.
Ten Thousand
- C.
One Hundred
- D.
One Thousand
- 18.How much information can a CD (Compact Disk) usually store?
- A.
10 Mb
- B.
150 Mb
- C.
650 Mb
- D.
1.4 Mb
- 19.Modem stands for:
- A.
Monetary Demarkation
- B.
Monetary Devaluation Exchange Mechanism
- C.
Modulator Demodulater
- D.
Memory Demagnetization
- 20.Which device allows your computer to talk to other computers over a telephone line as well as access the internet?
- A.
CD-ROM drive
- B.
Hard Drive
- C.
RAM
- D.
Modem
- 21.What is the full form of CD-ROM?
- A.
Compact Disk Read Only Memory
- B.
Compact Disk Run Only Memory
- C.
Closed Disk Read Only Memory
- D.
Closed Disk Run Only Memory
- 22.What is the complete name of UPS?
- A.
Unplugged Power Supply
- B.
Uninterruptible Power Supply
- C.
Unplugged Program Supply
- D.
Uninterruptible Plug Supply
- 23."www" stands for:
- A.
World Wide Web
- B.
World Wide Wares
- C.
World Wide War
- D.
World Wide Wait
- 24.ISP stands for:
- A.
Internet Service Provider
- B.
Internet Security Protocol
- C.
Integrated Service Provider
- D.
Integrated Security Provider
- 25.HTML is used to:
- A.
Plot complicated graphs
- B.
Solve equations
- C.
Translate one language into another
- D.
Author webpages
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