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Data communication and networking - Test Set 6
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- Which of the following statements about the half duplex is correct?
Question 1
- It is a type of communication in one direction at a time.
- It is a type of communication in one direction.
- It is a type of by directional communication at the same time.
- None of the above
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- In which of the following modes of data transmission, can the data flow in both directions simultaneously?
Question 2
- Quarter duplex
- Half duplex
- Simplex
- Full duplex
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- Which of the following does not support bidirectional data transmission?
Question 3
- Full duplex
- Simplex
- Both, half duplex and full duplex
- Half duplex
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- Communication between a computer and a keyboard involves ____transmission.
Question 4
- half duplex
- automatic
- full duplex
- Simplex
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- Mobile phone is an example of which type of communication channel?
Question 5
- Half duplex
- Simplex
- Full duplex
- None of these
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- What is the main difference between analog and digital signals?
Question 6
- Analog signals are continuous, while digital signals are discrete.
- Both signals are continuous.
- Both signals are discrete.
- Digital signals are continuous, while analog signals are discrete.
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- Which of the following is an example of an analog signal?
Question 7
- Morse code
- Binary code
- AM radio waves
- MP3 file
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- Which signal type is commonly used in modern computers?
Question 8
- Digital
- Analog
- Both analog and digital equally
- Neither analog nor digital
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- Digital signals are measured in
Question 9
- Decibels (dB)
- Hertz (Hz)
- Amperes (A)
- Bits
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- Which of the following methods is used in unguided transmission media?
Question 10
- Infrared
- Optical fibre cable
- Coaxial cable
- Twisted pair cable
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- What is wireless communication?
Question 11
- Sending data from one location to another without the use of virtual medium
- Sending data from one location to another without the use of physical medium
- Sending data from one location to another with the use of physical medium
- None of the mentioned
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- Which of the following is not an example of wireless communication?
Question 12
- Mobiles
- Wi-Fi
- Landline
- Wireless computer parts
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- Which of the following is not a property of twisted pair cabling?
Question 13
- The wires can be shielded
- The wires can be unshielded
- Twisted pair cabling is a relatively low speed transmission
- Twisted pair cable carries signals as light waves
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- In twisted pair, wires are twisted together, which are surrounded by an insulating material and an outer layer called
Question 14
- jacket
- disk
- box
- frame
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- Which of the following is the greatest advantage of co-axial cabling?
Question 15
- Physical dimensions
- Easily tapped
- Long distances
- High security
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- Which of the following cables can transmit data at high speeds?
Question 16
- Flat cable
- Optic fibre cable
- Twisted pair cable
- Co-axial cable
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- Which of the following is an advantage for using fibre optics data transmission?
Question 17
- Fast data transmission rate
- Low noise level
- Resistance to data theft
- All of the above
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- Networking using fibre optic cable is done as
Question 18
- it is not affected by electro magnetic interference/power surges etc.
- it is thin and light.
- it has high bandwidth.
- All of the above
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- Which of the following is not a property of fibre optic cabling?
Question 19
- Carries signals as light waves
- Easier to capture a signal from the copper cabling
- Very resistant to interference
- Transmits at faster speeds than copper cabling
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- A device that connects to a network without the use of cables is said to be
Question 20
- cabled
- centralised
- distributed
- wireless
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