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Lecture 3 Revision Questions

This document contains a lecture on computer networking and security with 12 multiple choice revision questions asked by the lecturer Schmidt Tani. The questions cover topics like physical layer protocols, throughput, signal interference, wireless network design, OSI model layers, bandwidth, media access control methods, physical layer signaling, network throughput calculation, and UTP cable design.

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Lecture 3 Revision Questions

This document contains a lecture on computer networking and security with 12 multiple choice revision questions asked by the lecturer Schmidt Tani. The questions cover topics like physical layer protocols, throughput, signal interference, wireless network design, OSI model layers, bandwidth, media access control methods, physical layer signaling, network throughput calculation, and UTP cable design.

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Wilfried Monkam
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Lecture 3 Revision Questions


Course: Computer networking and security
Lecturer: Schmidt Tani

1. Identify 2 reasons why the physical layer protocols to use frame encoding techniques?

a) to reduce the number of collisions on the media


b) to distinguish data bits from control bits
c) to provide better media error correction
d) to identify where the frame starts and ends
e) to increase the media throughput
f) to distinguish data from control information

2. What is the best definition for throughput?

a) the guaranteed data transfer rate offered by an ISP


b) the capacity of a particular medium to carry data
c) the measure of the usable data transferred across the media
d) the measure of the bits transferred across the media over a given period of time
e) the time it takes for a message to get from sender to receiver

3. A network administrator notices that some newly installed Ethernet cabling is carrying
corrupt and distorted data signals. The new cabling was installed in the ceiling close to
fluorescent lights and electrical equipment. Which two factors may interfere with the
copper cabling and result in signal distortion and data corruption?

a) EMI
b) crosstalk
c) RFI
d) signal attenuation
e) extended length of cabling

4. Which characteristic describes crosstalk?

a) the distortion of the network signal from fluorescent lighting


b) the distortion of the transmitted messages from signals carried in adjacent wires
c) the weakening of the network signal over long cable lengths
d) the loss of wireless signal over excessive distance from the access point

5. What technique is used with UTP cable to help protect against signal interference from
crosstalk?

a) twisting the wires together into pairs


b) wrapping a foil shield around the wire pairs
c) encasing the cables within a flexible plastic sheath
d) terminating the cable with special grounded connectors
e)

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6. A network administrator is designing the layout of a new wireless network. Which three
areas of concern should be accounted for when building a wireless network?

a) mobility options
b) security
c) interference
d) coverage area
e) extensive cabling
f) packet collision

7. What are two services performed by the data link layer of the OSI model?

a) It encrypts data packets.


b) It determines the path to forward packets.
c) It accepts Layer 3 packets and encapsulates them into frames.
d) It provides media access control and performs error detection.
e) It monitors the Layer 2 communication by building a MAC address table

8. What is the definition of bandwidth?

a) the measure of usable data transferred over a given period of time


b) the speed at which bits travel on the network
c) the measure of the transfer of bits across the media over a given period of time
d) the amount of data that can flow from one place to another in a given amount of time

9. Refer to the exhibit.

Which statement describes the media access control methods that are used by the networks in the
exhibit?

a) All three networks use CSMA/CA


b) None of the networks require media access control.
c) Network 1 uses CSMA/CD and Network 3 uses CSMA/CA.
d) Network 1 uses CSMA/CA and Network 2 uses CSMA/CD.
e) Network 2 uses CSMA/CA and Network 3 uses CSMA/CD.

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10. Which statement describes signaling at the physical layer?

a) Sending the signals asynchronously means that they are transmitted without a clock signal.
b) In signaling, a 1 always represents voltage and a 0 always represents the absence of voltage.
c) Wireless encoding includes sending a series of clicks to delimit the frames.
d) Signaling is a method of converting a stream of data into a predefined code

11. The throughput of a FastEthernet network is 80 Mb/s. The traffic overhead for establishing
sessions, acknowledgments, and encapsulation is 15 Mb/s for the same time period. What is
the goodput for this network?

a) 15 Mb/s
b) 95 Mb/s
c) 55 Mb/s
d) 65 Mb/s
e) 80 Mb/s

12. How is the magnetic field cancellation effect enhanced in UTP cables?

a) by increasing the thickness of the PVC sheath that encases all the wires
b) by increasing and varying the number of twists in each wire pair
c) by increasing the thickness of the copper wires
d) by decreasing the number of wires that are used to carry data

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