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Computing Essentials 2002-2003 Intro, 14/e
Timothy J. O'Leary
Linda I. O'Leary
Connectivity, the Wireless Revolution, and Communications
Multiple Choice
Click on the correct response for each question below.
1
The concept of linking people and resources via computer networks is known as:
A)
computer linkage.
B)
embedded system communication (ESC).
C)
connectivity.
D)
objectivity.
2
Select one of the following that is a basic element of every communication system.
A)
Sending and receiving devices
B)
Communication channel
C)
Data transmission specification
D)
All of the above
3
One of the following is not an example of a communication channel used for data sending and receiving.
A)
FM signal
B)
Microwave
C)
Coaxial cable
D)
Twisted pair
4
A modulator-demodulator is more commonly known as the:
A)
communication module.
B)
satellite receiver.
C)
modem.
D)
serial data port.
5
Select one of the following that is not a high-speed connection typically used by individuals because of high cost.
A)
Digital subscriber line
B)
T1
C)
Cable modems
D)
Satellite/air connection service
6
The term used as a measurement of a communication channel’s data capacity is:
A)
broadband.
B)
bandwidth.
C)
protocol.
D)
data flow.
7
The standard protocol (communication rules for exchange of data) of the Internet is:
A)
TCP/IP.
B)
Novell Netware.
C)
Banyan Vines.
D)
Peer-To-Peer Lines.
8
A computer network’s physical arrangement or configuration is called it’s:
A)
topology.
B)
hierarchy.
C)
map.
D)
bus.
9
The central host computer or file server in a star network maintains control with its connecting devices through:
A)
sharing.
B)
networking.
C)
enterprise computing.
D)
polling.
10
The network strategy extensively used throughout the Internet is a:
A)
terminal network system.
B)
peer-to-peer network system.
C)
client/server network system.
D)
none of the above.
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