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ITC Networking Review Quiz
Test your knowledge in the field of Information Technology and Computer Networking with this engaging quiz! Designed for learners at all levels, this quiz covers various aspects of network architecture, OSI model layers, and network devices.
Whether you are preparing for a certification or just want to brush up on your skills, this quiz is a fun way to gauge your understanding.
- 42 Questions
- Instant feedback on answers
- Multiple choice format
Links computers for shared resources through the internet.
Computer networking
Network Architecture
Network Topology
Open Systems Interconnection
The smallest type of network with a limited span interconnects compatible personal devices
Personal Area Network
Local Area Network
Campus Area Network
Metropolitan Area Network
Wide Area Network
This covers multiple city buildings, traffic lights, and parking meters, connecting wirelessly as a metropolitan area network.
Personal Area Network
Local Area Network
Campus Area Network
Metropolitan Area Network
Wide Area Network
An enterprise network, covering multiple buildings in a campus environment, including universities and large organizations.
Personal Area Network
Local Area Network
Campus Area Network
Metropolitan Area Network
Wide Area Network
A much larger network covering vast areas, such as cities, provinces, and countries.
Personal Area Network
Local Area Network
Campus Area Network
Metropolitan Area Network
Wide Area Network
This is used to interconnect and share computer resources in an establishment such as a corporate building, house, or several buildings in a limited area.
Personal Area Network
Local Area Network
Campus Area Network
Metropolitan Area Network
Wide Area Network
It is a diagram displaying the structure of network devices and services to serve the clients' connectivity needs.
Computer networking
Network Architecture
Network Topology
Open Systems Interconnection
This is a type of network architecture that brings users and devices together, such as linking employees in a corporate building.
Access Networks
Network for data centers
Wide Area Network
This is a type of network architecture which connects users to programs and services, such as hospital employees connecting to health applications.
Access Networks
Network for data centers
Wide Area Network
This is a type of network architecture that links multiple servers with data and applications and make them easily accessible to users.
Access Networks
Network for data centers
Wide Area Network
This was developed in 1984 as an open standard for every communication system to allow the interlinking of different types of network.
Computer networking
Network Architecture
Network Topology
Open Systems Interconnection
This is a layer of the OSI model that is liable for end-to-end deliver between devices.
Physical Layer
Data Link Layer
Network Layer
Transport Layer
Session Layer
Presentation Layer
Application Layer
This is a layer of the OSI model that interacts with application programs with communication components such as a web browser and email.
Physical Layer
Data Link Layer
Network Layer
Transport Layer
Session Layer
Presentation Layer
Application Layer
This is a layer of the OSI model that acts as the network controller that receives outgoing messages and combines messages and segments into packets with a header detailing the routing information.
Physical Layer
Data Link Layer
Network Layer
Transport Layer
Session Layer
Presentation Layer
Application Layer
This is a layer of the OSI model that gives electrical and mechanical connections to the network.
Physical Layer
Data Link Layer
Network Layer
Transport Layer
Session Layer
Presentation Layer
Application Layer
This is a layer of the OSI model that handles error recovery, flow control, and sequencing of terminals that are either sending or receiving. It is the media access control (MAC) layer where MAC addressing is defined.
Physical Layer
Data Link Layer
Network Layer
Transport Layer
Session Layer
Presentation Layer
Application Layer
This is a layer of the OSI model that provides the control functions required to start, manage, and end connections to satisfy user requests.
Physical Layer
Data Link Layer
Network Layer
Transport Layer
Session Layer
Presentation Layer
Application Layer
This is a layer of the OSI model that accepts and structures the messages for an application by converting the message from one code to another. It also processes data compression and encryption.
Physical Layer
Data Link Layer
Network Layer
Transport Layer
Session Layer
Presentation Layer
Application Layer
This uses cabling and connectors to initiate network connections.
Wired Network
Wireless Network
Wireless Access Point
LAN Ethernet Cable
This uses radio signals to initiate network connections. It is the most common home network configuration today.
Wired Network
Wireless Network
Wireless Access Point
LAN Ethernet Cable
This is a wired network device that initiates a direct connection from the sender to the destination bypassing the data traffic to ensure the data privacy.
LAN Ethernet Cable
Hub
Switch
Cable Modem
Servers
Firewall
This is a wired network device that connects devices within a local area network. It is limited by length and durability specifications resulting in a bad signal if the cable is too long or of poor quality.
LAN Ethernet Cable
Hub
Switch
Cable Modem
Servers
Firewall
This is a wired network device that interconnects networking devices but risks the broadcast of data it receives to all devices connected to it.
LAN Ethernet Cable
Hub
Switch
Cable Modem
Servers
Firewall
This is a wired network device that provide resources, data, services, and programs to other computers or clients over a network. It is tasked to handle complex operations such as databases, emails, and shared files.
LAN Ethernet Cable
Hub
Switch
Cable Modem
Servers
Firewall
This is a wired network device that uses a cable connection to create a broadband network connection from a home network to the internet service provider.
LAN Ethernet Cable
Hub
Switch
Cable Modem
Servers
Firewall
This is a wired network device that monitors and secures incoming and outgoing network traffic based on established security policies. It is essentially the barrier between a private internal network and the public internet.
LAN Ethernet Cable
Hub
Switch
Cable Modem
Servers
Firewall
This is a wireless network device that consists of a router, switch, and wireless access point that uses radio frequency to link networking devices. It is the most common way to connect wireless LANs to the ISP's access device.
Wireless Access Point
Wireless Router
Wi-Fi Modem
This is a wireless network device that combines the functionality of a modem and a router, thus making it a convenient source for internet connectivity.
Wireless Access Point
Wireless Router
Wi-Fi Modem
This is a wireless network device that connects wireless devices and provides a connection to wired LANs
Wireless Access Point
Wireless Router
Wi-Fi Modem
It is the physical and logical arrangement of nodes such as a switch or hub and connections in a network.
Computer networking
Network Architecture
Network Topology
Open Systems Interconnection
LAN
Is described by the protocol and the topology used for network access.
Computer networking
Network Architecture
Network Topology
Open Systems Interconnection
LAN
It is a network topology where two devices, like a computer or router, are connected directly.
Point-to-Point
Token Ring
Bus
Star
Mesh
It is a network topology in which all the stations present in the network are connected through a ring topology.
Point-to-Point
Token Ring
Bus
Star
Mesh
It is a network topology where computers share the media for data transmission using a coaxial cable.
Point-to-Point
Token Ring
Bus
Star
Mesh
It is a network topology where all devices connect to a central switch or hub.
Point-to-Point
Token Rink
Bus
Star
Mesh
It is a network topology where the networking devices are directly connected where several paths exist between the end devices.
Point-to-Point
Token Rink
Bus
Star
Mesh
Deals with the fundamental human rights of a person's privacy on the internet.
Internet Privacy
Network Security
Network Technologies
Check the different techniques to protect internet privacy
Securing Web Browser
Virtual Private Network
Double-checking Unfamiliar Links
Limited Sharing on Social Media
Using Multi-Factor Authentication
Firewall
Intrusion Detection System
Wi-Fi Protected Access 3
Email Security
Revenue Loss
Maintenance Cost
Lesser Productivity
Damaged Reputation
Legal Repercussions
Check the different network security technologies
Securing Web Browser
Virtual Private Network
Double-checking Unfamiliar Links
Limited Sharing on Social Media
Using Multi-Factor Authentication
Firewall
Intrusion Detection System
Wi-Fi Protected Access 3
Email Security
Revenue Loss
Maintenance Cost
Lesser Productivity
Damaged Reputation
Legal Repercussions
Check the different consequences of combined failures of the internet and network.
Securing Web Browser
Virtual Private Network
Double-checking Unfamiliar Links
Limited Sharing on Social Media
Using Multi-Factor Authentication
Firewall
Intrusion Detection System
Wi-Fi Protected Access 3
Email Security
Revenue Loss
Maintenance Cost
Lesser Productivity
Damaged Reputation
Legal Repercussions
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