Networking Test Trivia: MCQ Quiz!
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- 1.
Internet is
- A.
A local computer network
- B.
A world wide network of computers
- C.
An interconnected network of computers
- D.
A world wide interconnected network of computers which use a common protocol to communicate with one another
Correct Answer
D. A world wide interconnected network of computers which use a common protocol to communicate with one anotherExplanation
The correct answer is "a world wide interconnected network of computers which use a common protocol to communicate with one another." This answer accurately describes the internet as a global network of interconnected computers that communicate using a shared protocol. It emphasizes the worldwide nature of the internet and the fact that it is a network of computers that are linked together.Rate this question:
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- 2.
The facilities available on the internet are (i) electronic mail (ii) remote login (iii)file transfer (iv)word processing
- A.
i, ii
- B.
I, ii, iii
- C.
I, ii, iv
Correct Answer
B. I, ii, iiiExplanation
The correct answer is i, ii, iii. This is because electronic mail, remote login, and file transfer are all facilities available on the internet. Word processing is not typically considered a facility available on the internet, as it is a software application that can be used offline or online.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Internet requires
- A.
An international agreement to connect computers
- B.
A local area network
- C.
A commonly agreed set of rules to communicate between computers
- D.
A World Wide Web
Correct Answer
C. A commonly agreed set of rules to communicate between computersExplanation
The correct answer is a commonly agreed set of rules to communicate between computers. This is because the internet is a global network of computers that need to communicate with each other. In order for this communication to happen smoothly, there needs to be a set of rules or protocols that are agreed upon by all parties involved. These protocols ensure that data can be transmitted and received correctly, allowing for seamless communication between computers on the internet.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Each computer connected to the internet must:
- A.
Be an IBM PC
- B.
Have a unique IP address
- C.
Be internet compatible
- D.
Have a modem connection
Correct Answer
B. Have a unique IP addressExplanation
Each computer connected to the internet must have a unique IP address. This is because IP addresses are used to identify and locate devices on the internet. Without a unique IP address, it would be impossible for computers to communicate with each other effectively on the internet.Rate this question:
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- 5.
IP address is currently:
- A.
4 bytes long
- B.
Available in plenty
- C.
6 bytes long
- D.
Not assigned as it is all used up
Correct Answer
A. 4 bytes longExplanation
The correct answer is 4 bytes long. An IP address is a numerical label assigned to each device connected to a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication. IPv4 addresses, which are currently in use, are represented by 32 bits or 4 bytes. IPv6 addresses, on the other hand, are represented by 128 bits or 16 bytes. Therefore, the given answer accurately states that IP addresses are currently 4 bytes long.Rate this question:
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- 6.
IP addresses are converted to:
- A.
A binary string
- B.
Alphanumeric string
- C.
A hierarchy of domain names
- D.
A hexadecimal string
Correct Answer
C. A hierarchy of domain namesExplanation
IP addresses are not directly converted to a hierarchy of domain names. Instead, domain names are used to represent and organize IP addresses in a hierarchical manner. Domain names provide a more human-readable and memorable way to access websites and resources on the internet, while IP addresses are the numerical addresses used by computers to identify and communicate with each other on the network.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Internet addresses must always have at least (i) a country name or organization type (ii) internet service provider’s name (iii) name of organization (iv) name of individual (v) type of organization
- A.
i, ii, iii
- B.
ii, iii, iv
- C.
i, iii
- D.
ii, iii, iv, v
Correct Answer
C. i, iiiExplanation
Internet addresses must always have at least a country name or organization type (i) and the name of the organization (iii). This means that every internet address should include information about the country or the type of organization it belongs to, as well as the name of the organization itself.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Internet uses
- A.
Packet switching
- B.
Circuit switching
- C.
Telephone switching
- D.
Telex switching
Correct Answer
A. Packet switchingExplanation
Packet switching is the correct answer because it is the method used by the internet to transmit data. In packet switching, data is divided into small packets and sent over the network individually. These packets can take different routes to reach their destination and can be reassembled at the receiving end. This method allows for efficient use of network resources and enables data to be transmitted in a more flexible and reliable manner compared to other switching methods like circuit switching, telephone switching, and telex switching.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Internet data is broken up as:
- A.
Fixed length packets
- B.
Variable length packets
- C.
Not packetized
- D.
64 bytes packets
Correct Answer
B. Variable length packetsExplanation
Internet data is broken up into variable length packets. This means that the data is divided into packets of different sizes, depending on the amount of information being transmitted. Variable length packets allow for more efficient use of network resources, as they can adapt to the specific needs of each transmission. This flexibility enables faster and more reliable data transfer, as well as better utilization of bandwidth.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Internet packet data structure consists of (i) source address (ii) destination address (iii) The serial number of packets (iv)message bytes (v)Control bits for error checking (vi) Path identification bits
- A.
I, ii, iii
- B.
I, ii, iii, iv
- C.
I, ii, iii, iv, v
- D.
I, ii, iii, iv, v, vi
Correct Answer
C. I, ii, iii, iv, vExplanation
The correct answer is i, ii, iii, iv, v. The internet packet data structure consists of the source address, destination address, serial number of packets, message bytes, and control bits for error checking. The path identification bits are not included in the internet packet data structure.Rate this question:
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- 11.
The packets of an internet message:
- A.
Take a predetermined path
- B.
Take a path based on packet priority
- C.
Go along different paths based on path availability
- D.
Take the shortest path from source to destination
Correct Answer
C. Go along different paths based on path availabilityExplanation
The correct answer is "go along different paths based on path availability". This means that the packets of an internet message do not follow a predetermined path or a path based on priority. Instead, they are routed along different paths based on the availability of those paths. This allows for efficient routing of packets, as the network can dynamically choose the best available path for each packet at any given time.Rate this question:
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- 12.
The time taken by internet packets:
- A.
Can be predetermined before transmission
- B.
May be different for different packets
- C.
Is irrelevant for audio packets
Correct Answer
C. Is irrelevant for audio packetsExplanation
The time taken by internet packets may vary for different packets, but it is irrelevant for audio packets. This means that the timing of audio packets is not crucial for their transmission and reception. Unlike other types of packets, such as data packets, where timing is important for proper functioning, audio packets can be transmitted and received without strict adherence to specific time intervals.Rate this question:
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- 13.
By an intranet we mean:
- A.
A LAN of an organization
- B.
A Wide Area Network connecting all branches of an organization
- C.
A corporate computer network
- D.
A network connecting all computers of an organization and using the internet protocol
Correct Answer
D. A network connecting all computers of an organization and using the internet protocolExplanation
The correct answer is "a network connecting all computers of an organization and using the internet protocol". This is because an intranet is a private network that is used within an organization and is based on internet protocols. It allows for the sharing of information and resources among the computers and users within the organization. It is different from the other options as it specifically mentions the use of the internet protocol and the connection of all computers within the organization.Rate this question:
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- 14.
By an extranet we mean:
- A.
An extra fast computer network
- B.
The intranets of two co-operating organizations interconnected via a secure leased line
- C.
An extra network used by an organization for higher reliability
- D.
An extra connection to internet provided to co-operating organization
Correct Answer
B. The intranets of two co-operating organizations interconnected via a secure leased lineExplanation
An extranet refers to the intranets of two co-operating organizations interconnected via a secure leased line. This means that two organizations have their own private networks (intranets) and they are connected to each other through a secure and dedicated connection (leased line). This allows the organizations to share information, collaborate, and communicate securely over the network. It is different from the internet as it is a private network limited to the two organizations involved.Rate this question:
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- 15.
World Wide Web:
- A.
Is another name for internet
- B.
World wide connection for computers
- C.
A collection of linked information residing on computers connected by the internet
- D.
A collection of world wide information
Correct Answer
C. A collection of linked information residing on computers connected by the internetExplanation
The World Wide Web refers to a collection of linked information that is stored on computers connected by the internet. It is not just another name for the internet itself, but rather a specific aspect of the internet that allows users to access and navigate through various web pages and websites. The World Wide Web is characterized by its interconnected nature, where information is linked together through hyperlinks, allowing users to easily move between different pages and websites.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Among services available on the World Wide Web are (i)Encryption (ii)HTTP (iii)HTML (iv)Firewalls
- A.
I and ii
- B.
Ii and iii
- C.
Iii and iv
- D.
I and iv
Correct Answer
B. Ii and iiiExplanation
The correct answer is ii and iii. HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) is a protocol used for transferring data over the internet, while HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is a markup language used for creating web pages. Both of these services are available on the World Wide Web. Encryption and Firewalls are not specifically mentioned as services available on the Web in the given options.Rate this question:
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- 17.
A worldwide web contains web pages:
- A.
Residing in many computers
- B.
Created using HTML
- C.
With links to other web pages
- D.
Residing in many computers linked together using HTML
Correct Answer
D. Residing in many computers linked together using HTMLExplanation
The correct answer is "residing in many computers linked together using HTML". This answer accurately describes the nature of the worldwide web, which is a network of web pages that are stored on different computers and connected to each other through HTML links. HTML is the standard markup language used to create web pages, allowing them to be displayed and linked together on the internet.Rate this question:
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- 18.
A web page is located using a:
- A.
Universal Record Linking
- B.
Uniform Resource Locator
- C.
Universal Record Locator
- D.
Uniformly Reachable Links
Correct Answer
B. Uniform Resource LocatorExplanation
A web page is located using a Uniform Resource Locator (URL). A URL is a specific string of characters that provides the address of a resource on the internet. It includes the protocol (such as HTTP or HTTPS), the domain name or IP address of the server, and the specific path to the resource. URLs allow users to easily navigate and access web pages by providing a standardized way to identify and locate them. Universal Record Linking, Universal Record Locator, and Uniformly Reachable Links are not correct terms for describing the address of a web page.Rate this question:
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- 19.
A URL specifies the following: (i) protocol used (ii) domain name of server hosting web page (iii) name of folder with required information (iv) name of document formatted using HTML (v) the name of ISP
- A.
I, ii, iii, iv
- B.
Ii, iii, iv, v
- C.
I, iii, iv
- D.
I, ii, iii, v
Correct Answer
A. I, ii, iii, ivExplanation
A URL specifies the protocol used, the domain name of the server hosting the web page, the name of the folder with required information, and the name of the document formatted using HTML. This means that options i, ii, iii, and iv are all correct. The name of the ISP is not typically specified in a URL, so option v is not correct.Rate this question:
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- 20.
HTML stands for?
- A.
Hyper Text Making Links
- B.
Hyper Text Markup Language
- C.
Higher Textual Marking of Links
- D.
Hyper Text Mixer of Links
Correct Answer
B. Hyper Text Markup LanguageExplanation
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. It is the standard markup language used for creating web pages and applications. HTML uses various tags to structure the content and define the layout and appearance of the elements on a web page. It allows for the creation of hyperlinks, which enable users to navigate between different pages and websites.Rate this question:
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