3rd Quarterly Reviewer

Grade 9
Is a computer network that spans
a relatively small area.

a. Wide Area Network (WAN)

b. Local Area Network (LAN)
c. Personal Area Network (PAN)
d. Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
Acts as a fiber alignment
mechanism and holds the glass
fiber. It has a hollowed-out center
that forms a tight grip on the fiber.
a. Channel
b. Cable
c. Link
d. Ferrule
Refers to the shape of a network,
or the network's layout.
a. Networking Media
b. Computer Networking Models
c. Network Topologies
d. Networking Protocol
Network device used to
regenerate or replicate a signal
a. Router
b. Repeater
c. Modem
d. Network Switch/Hub
A part of the connector body that keeps
the connector in place when attached
to another device like as bulkhead
coupler and optical transceiver.
a. Channel
b. Cable
c. Coupling device
d. Ferrule
Disable your internet protocol
version (_____).
a. IPV4
b. IPV6
c. IPV8
d. IPV10
32-bit and written in dotted
decimal notation and has 4
billion different host addresses.
a. IP Structure
b. IP Usage
c. IPV4 addresses
d. IPV6 Addresses
It matches the older ATA&T 258A
color code and was the most
widely used wiring scheme.
a. Straight-through cable
b. T568A
c. T568B standard
d. Crossover cable
Used to connects various of
network devices and computer to
perform computer networking.
a. Router
b. Repeater
c. Modem
d. Network Switch/Hub
Cabling consists of a center glass
core surrounded by several
layers of protective materials.
a. Coaxial cable
b. Fiber optics
c. Twisted pair
d. Channel
Manually input by network
administrator, manageable for small
networks and requires careful
checks to avoid duplication.
a. Static IP Address
b. IP Usage
c. Dynamic IP Address
d. IPV6 Addresses
A 32-bit sequence of 1s and 0s, a
way to identify machines on a
network and a unique identifier.
a. Addressing
b. Switching and Routing
c. Subnet mask
d. IP Address
A technique which allows for the
composition of a network to be
completely hidden from the outside
world, with the entire network
identified by a single IP address.
a. Addressing
b. Network Address Translation
c. Subnet
d. Switching and Routing
A logical partition of an IP
network into multiple, smaller
network segments, the purpose of
subnet mask was to create
another partition (3rdpart) in an
IP Address after network part.
a. Addressing b. IP Usage
c. Subnet mask d. IP Address
A type of cable made by putting two
separate insulated wires together in
a twisted pattern and running them
parallel to each other.
a. Coaxial cable
b. Fiber optics
c. Twisted pair cable
d. Channel
Is a series of LANs that are
interconnected in a Metropolitan area
such as a city, region or country.
a. Local Area Network (LAN)
b. Peer-to-Peer Network
c. Personal Area Network (PAN)
d. Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
Connect your cable from the
switch to your ________.
a. Modem
b. Router
c. PC
d. Patch panel
Part of the IP Address that
identifies the network.
a. Addressing
b. Host Part
c. Subnet mask
d. Network Part
Type of CAT5 which the RJ-45
connectors at each end have the
same pin out.
a. Straight-through cable
b. Coaxial cable
c. Twisted pair cable
d. Crossover cable
Commonly used by cable operators,
telephone companies, and internet
providers around the world to convey
data, video, and voice communications
to customers.
a. Coaxial cable
b. Fiber optics
c. Twisted pair
d. Channel
It connects the source of your Internet
from your ISP and your home network,
whether you use a cable provider, like
Comcast, fiber optics, like FIOS, satellite,
such as Direct TV, or a DSL or dial-up phone
connection.
a. Router
b. Repeater
c. Modem
d. Network Switch/Hub
Is created when two or more PCs are
connected and share resources
without going through a separate
server computer
a. Local Area Network (LAN)
b. Peer-to-Peer Network
c. Personal Area Network (PAN)
d. Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
Can be defined simply as the means
by which signals (data) are sent from
one computer to another (either by
cable or wireless means)
a. Networking Media
b. Computer Networking Models
c. Network Topologies
d. Networking Protocol
Is mainly referred to a business
category involving a small number of
workers usually from 1 to 10.
a. Network Configuration
b. Network Address Translation
c. SOHO networks
d. Switching and Routing
Wiring pattern is recognized as the
preferred wiring pattern for this
standard because it provides backward
compatibility to both one pair and two
pair USOC.
a. Straight-through cable
b. T568A
c. Twisted pair cable
d. Crossover cable
Interconnection of information
technology devices or gadgets within
the environment of an individual user.
a. Wide Area Network (WAN)
b. Local Area Network (LAN)
c. Personal Area Network (PAN)
d. Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
Also called protocol stacks,
represented in layers, help to
understand where things go right or
wrong.
a. Computer Networking Models
b. Networking Protocol
c. Networking Media
d. Network Topologies
All the network nodes are
connected with one another to
perform data communication.
a. Mesh Topology
b. Star Topology
c. Ring Topology
d. Bus Topology
Used to connect to another
computer and allows transfers of
files and e-mail.
a. Addressing
b. IP Usage
c. Subnet mask
d. IP Address
Assigned by server when host boots,
derived automatically from a range of
addresses, duration of ‘lease’
negotiated, then address released back
to server.
a. Static IP Address
b. IP Usage
c. Dynamic IP Address
d. IPV6 Addresses
Network device that join multiple
computer networks together via
either wired or wireless
connections.
a. Router
b. Repeater
c. Modem
d. Network Switch/Hub
Formal standards and policies comprised
of rules, procedures and formats that
define communication between two or
more devices over a network .
a. Networking Media
b. Computer Networking Models
c. Network Topologies
d. Networking Protocol
IP addresses consist of four
sections, each section is 8 bits
long and can range from 0 to 255.
a. IP Structure
b. IP Usage
c. Subnet mask
d. IP Address
A device used to conjoin two pieces
of metal by deforming one or both
of them in a way that causes them
to hold each other.
a. Network Tester
b. RJ45 connector
c. Twisted pair cable
d. Crimping tool
Is a communications network that
spans a large geographic area such as
across cities, states, or countries.
a. Wide Area Network (WAN)
b. Local Area Network (LAN)
c. Personal Area Network (PAN)
d. Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
All the nodes are connected to
each-other in such a way that they
make a closed loop.
a. Mesh Topology
b. Star Topology
c. Ring Topology
d. Bus Topology
A cable use to connect your
computer and network devices.
a. Phone Cable
b. Ethernet Cable
c. Lan Card
d. Modem
128-bit and written in Hex
decimal notation with 16 billion
network addresses.
a. IP Structure
b. IP Usage
c. IPV4 addresses
d. IPV6 Addresses
Uniquely identify each host or
computer or device participating
in network.
a. Addressing
b. Switching and Routing
c. Subnet mask
d. IP Address
The end-to-end transmission path
connecting any two pieces of
application specific equipment with
equipment & work area cables.
a. Channel
b. Cable
c. Link
d. Ferrule
All the network nodes are individually
connected to a central switch, hub or
computer which acts as a central point
of communication to pass on the
messages.
a. Mesh Topology
b. Star Topology
c. Ring Topology
d. Bus Topology
Part of the IP Address that
identifies each machine on the
network.
a. Addressing
b. Host Part
c. Subnet mask
d. Network Part
A type of connector commonly
used for Ethernet networking.
a. Coaxial cable
b. RJ45 connector
c. Twisted pair cable
d. Channel
Is a ubiquitous type of copper
cabling used in telephone wiring
and local area networks (LANs).
a. Straight-through cable
b. Unshielded twisted pair
c. Twisted pair cable
d. Crossover cable
A device that is used to test the
strength and connectivity of a
particular type of cable or other
wired assemblies.
a. Network Tester
b. RJ45 connector
c. Twisted pair cable
d. Crimping tool
To connect and move data packets
between any devices in a network.
a. Addressing
b. Switching and Routing
c. Subnet mask
d. IP Address
A network setup in which each
computer and network device are
connected to a single cable or
backbone.
a. Bus Topology
b. Mesh Topology
c. Star Topology
d. Ring Topology
The medium through which
information usually moves from
one network device to another.
a. Channel
b. Cable
c. Link
d. Ferrule
Type of CAT where one end is
T568A configuration and the
other as T568B configuration.
a. Straight-through cable
b. Coaxial cable
c. Twisted pair cable
d. Crossover cable
The transmission between any two
interfaces of generic cabling without
equipment & work area cables (where an
optional transition connection is allowed)
a. Channel
b. Cable
c. Link
d. Ferrule