QUESTION: Identical telephone numbers in different parts of a country are

distinguished by their ___.

hoices:
a. language digits b. area codes c. central office codes d. access digits
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b. area codes
QUESTION: Telephone traffic is measured ____.
hoices:
a. in erlangs c. $ith echo cancellers
b. c. by the relati%e congestion d. in terms of the grade of ser%ice
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a. in erlangs
QUESTION: In a cellular telephone system& each cell site contains a ____.
hoices:
a. touch tone processors c. repeater
b. control computer d. direct lin' to a branch e(change
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c. repeater
QUESTION: "hen the signal from a mobile cellular unit drops belo$ a certain
le%el& $hat action occurs)
hoices:
a. the cell site s$itches antennas c. the unit is *handed off+ to a closer cell
b. the call is terminated d. the ,TSO increases po$er le%el
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c. the unit is *handed off+ to a closer cell
QUESTION: In a cellular telephone system& group of cells is called ___.
hoices:
a. sector b. cluster c. site d. cell segment
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b. cluster
QUESTION: In elluar Telephone Systems& these are transmissions from base
stations to mobile units -.o$nlin'/
hoices:
a. for$ard lin's b. re%erse lin's c. T#0 d. T#!
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a. for$ard lin's
QUESTION: ! .,! mobile measures the signal strength from the base as 1233
d4m. "hat should the mobile transmitter po$er be set to as a first appro(imation&
considering 1 56 d4 at mobile po$er contol)
hoices:
a. 273 m" b. 833 m" c. 873 m" d. 933 m"
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c. 873 m"
SO:UTION - I; <#O4:E, 1SO:=IN>/
<
T
? 156 d4 1 <
#
"here:
<
T
? transmitted po$er in d4m
<
#
? recei%ed po$er in d4m
<
T
? 156 d4 1 <
#
? 156 d4 @ -1233d4m/
? 8A d4m
? 873 m"
QUESTION: ! telephone signal ta'es 8ms to reach its destination. alculate the
%ia net loss reBuired for an acceptable amount of echo.
hoices:
a. 3.8 d4 b. 3.A d4 c. 3.6 d4 d. 3.C d4
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d. 3.C d4
SO:UTION - I; <#O4:E, 1SO:=IN>/
=N: ? 3.8t D 3.A d4
"here:
=N:

? minimum reBuired %ia net loss in d4
t ? time delay in ms for propagation one $ay along line
=N: ? 3.8t D 3.A d4
? 3.8 0 8 D 3.A
? 3.C d4
QUESTION:
The typical %oltage across a telephone $hen on1hoo' is:
hoices:
a. AC %olts . c. E3 %olts .
b. AC %olts& 83 hertF ! d. E3 %olts& 83 hertF !

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a. AC %olts .
QUESTION:
entral offices are connected by:
hoices:
a. local loops c. both a and b
b. trun' lines d. none of the abo%e
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b. trun' lines
QUESTION:
In telephony& call bloc'ing is:
hoices:
a. cannot occur in the public telephone net$or'
b. occurs on the local loop $hen there is an electrical po$er failure
c. occurs only on long1distance cables
d. occurs $hen the central office capacity is e(ceeded
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d. occurs $hen the central office capacity is e(ceeded
QUESTION:
The cable used for local loops in telephone system is mainly:
hoices:
a. t$isted1pair copper $ire c. coa(ial cable
b. shielded t$isted1pair copper $ire d. fiber1optic
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a. t$isted1pair copper $ire
QUESTION:
In .T,;& the four %ertical freBuencies are ____.
hoices:
a. 283EGF& 2996GF&2A55GF&2699GF
b. 6E5GF&553GF&C78GF&EA2GF
c. 65EGF&553GF& C78GF& EA2GF
d. 283CGF&2996GF&25A5GF&2699GF
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b. 6E5GF&553GF&C78GF&EA2GF
QUESTION:
In .T,;& the GoriFontal freBuencies are
hoices:
a. 283EGF& 2996GF&2A55GF&2699GF
b. 6E5GF&553GF&C78GF&EA2GF
c. 65EGF&553GF& C78GF& EA2GF
d. 283CGF&2996GF&25A5GF&2699GF
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a. 283EGF& 2996GF&2A55GF&2699GF
QUESTION: In elluar Telephone Systems& these are transmissions from mobile units
to base stations -Uplin'/
hoices:
a. for$ard lin's b. re%erse lin's c. T#0 d. T#!
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b. re%erse lin's
QUESTION:
In .T,;& the horiFontal freBuencies is also 'no$n as
hoices:
a. lo$ group freBuencies
b. high group freBuencies
c. mid group freBuencies
d. top group freBuencies
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b. high group freBuencies
QUESTION:
In .T,;& the =ertical freBuencies is also 'no$n as
hoices:
a. lo$ group freBuencies
b. high group freBuencies
c. bottom group freBuencies
d. top group freBuencies
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a. lo$ group freBuencies
QUESTION:
The band$idth of %oice1grade signals on a telephone system is restricted in order
to:
hoices:
a. allo$ lines to be HconditionedH c. allo$ signals to be multiple(ed
b. pre%ent HsingingH d. all of the abo%e
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c. allo$ signals to be multiple(ed
QUESTION:
22. This is the highest1ran'ing office in the ... net$or' in telephony in terms of
the siFe of the geographical area ser%ed and the trun'ing options a%ailable.
hoices:
a. section center c. primary center
b. regional center d. all of the abo%e
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b. regional center

QUESTION:
In ellular #adio& !,<S stand for:
hoices:
a. !merican ,obile <hone System c. !d%anced ,obile <hone System
b. !nalog ,obile <hone Ser%ice d. !d%anced ,obile <hone Ser%ice
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d. !d%anced ,obile <hone Ser%ice

QUESTION:
In ellular #adio& 4S stands for:
hoices:
a. 4ase Station ontroller c. 4asic Ser%ice ontract
b. 4ase Signal ontroller d. 4asic Ser%ice ode
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a. 4ase Station ontroller

QUESTION:
In ellular #adio& ,S stands for:
hoices:
a. ,obile S$itching enter c. ,a(imum Signal arrier
b. ,obile Ser%ice ellular d. ,inimum Signal arrier
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a. ,obile S$itching enter

QUESTION:
In >S,& %oice channels are called:
hoices:
a. traffic channels c. bearer channels
b. %oice channels d. tal'ing channels
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a. traffic channels

QUESTION:
In ,obile ommunications& >S, uses:
hoices:
a. freBuency hopping c. .,!
b. direct1seBuence modulation d. all of the abo%e
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a. freBuency hopping

QUESTION:
In ,obile ommunications& I,SI stands for:
hoices:
a. Integrated ,obile Subscriber Identification
b. International ,obile Subscriber Identification
c. Interim ,obile Subscriber Identification
d. Intermodulation System Interference
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b. International ,obile Subscriber Identification