Module 10 Quiz

A  They can only connect to a single device.

B  They are interchangeable terms for the same hardware.

C  They transfer data to all devices. 

D  They provide a central point for cables in a network.

A  Customers cannot view the website on their device because the page will not load.

B  Customers cannot download the most recent newsletter.

C  Customers are receiving too many emails about special offers.

D  Customers are required to enter personal information as they complete an order form.

A  The network most likely uses a firewall for protection.

B  He can use the network only for a limited time.

C  He cannot connect to the Internet from the network.

D  The network connection is probably not secure.

A  She has installed switches that interact with the installed app on her phone.

B  She uses a hub at her home that she connects to through the app.

C  She dialed into her home modem through the app and sent a command through the router.

D  She has a home network with smart home devices.

A  mobile hotspot

B  cell phone hotspot

C  virtual private network

D  Bluetooth connection

A  Ethernet

B  Wi-Fi

C  Phoneline

D  LTE

A  To release rules surrounding Internet access

B  To restrict Internet access by location and population

C  To regulate the bandwidth each website can have

D  To rate Internet sites similar to movie ratings

A  All public networks are free.

B  Many public networks are not secure.

C  Hackers cannot intercept data transmitted over public networks.

D  Your home network is a public network.

A  Intranet

B  Wired network

C  Virtual private network

D  Wireless network

A  It is also called software firewall.

B  It is often built into a computer’s operating system.

C  It is a physical device that acts as a protective barrier.

D  It inspects data being transmitted to or from a network. 

A  My Verizon VPN

B  Jenn’s iPhone

C  xfinitywifi

D  Starbucks Wi-Fi

A  VPN

B  Extranet

C  Intranet

D  Wi-Fi

A  Cable TV connections

B  A network interface card

C  A wireless router

D  Copper telephone wiring

A  standard

B  protocol

C  topology

D  syntax

A  Encrypt the data in the report.

B  Send the email without attaching the report and ask the president to call you.

C  Transfer the report to the cloud.

D  Store the report on a flash drive that you have password-protected with the president’s name.

A  A normal looking yet fraudulent Wi-Fi network that allows hackers to capture personal information users transmit using it.

B  A device infected with malware that an attacker uses to control the device remotely.

C  A type of malware that disguises itself as or hides itself in a legitimate file, and then causes damage to programs and data when opened.

D  An identified risk that gains administrator-level access to a computer or network without the system or users detecting its presence.

A  It uses copper wires to enable efficient digital data transfers.

B  It only sends digital data over a digital line.

C  It sends and receives digital data over a digital line.

D  It only receives digital data over a digital line.

A  Star 

B  Mesh

C  Bus 

D  Ring

A  The wireless key is the encryption code needed by the receiver to decode the file.

B  The wireless network needs the key to decode the data before sending.

C  The wireless network key is your password for logging onto an Internet email system to receive files.

D  The sending and receiving devices must know the wireless network key to communicate.

A  The inability to access your files if you lose your Internet connection.

B  The files you will lose if your computer crashes.

C  How long it will take to access a backup of files.

D  The amount of space that files will take up on your computer.

A  All Internet traffic should be treated equally.

B  The same level of service should be provided to all websites, regardless of purpose.

C  ISPs should charge more for high-bandwidth connections.

D  Access to websites should not be restricted based on content.

A  The connection needed to access to a cellular network

B  An alternate name Internet Protocol version 6

C  An IP address unique to Apple’s MAC computers

D  A unique hardware address for your device

A  Intranet

B  Wireless network

C  Virtual private network

D  Extranet

A  hub

B  switch

C  modem

D  network

A  Wired network

B  Extranet

C  Virtual private network

D  Intranet

A  A switch

B  A router

C  A network interface card

D  A hub

A  They disguise the network as an evil twin.

B  They encrypt your computer data and hold it hostage until you pay a fee, usually with bitcoins.

C  They overload the server with network traffic so webpages will not load.

D  They use adware to fill your screen with unwanted advertisements until you click one.

A  ethernet

B  protocol

C  firewall

D  rootkit

A  Motherboard

B  Hub

C  Switch

D  Network interface card

A  It was written in an overly formal tone.

B  The signature was consistent with other emails from his bank.

C  It contained typos and other grammatical errors.

D  It did not include a promotional offer.

A  You can use the wireless router to encrypt and then decode the encryption on information sent and received.

B  You can use the wireless router to intercept encrypted information and block it from entering the network.

C  You can use the wireless router to set the encryption key and type of encryption.

D  You can use the wireless router to verify the security certificate of the encrypted data being sent.

A  Spyware

B  A zombie attack

C  Social engineering

D  An evil twin

A  Printer

B  External hard drive

C  Modem

D  Laptop

A  phone and computer connected via Wi-Fi

B  computers connected within a home

C  computers connected within a city

D  smartwatch and phone connected via Bluetooth

A  Wbcm2!4!820!

B  CatCatCatCat

C  Abc123456789

D  Password123

A  personal 

B  wide

C  local

D  metropolitan

A  Printer

B  Ethernet cable

C  Monitor

D  Router

A  Bluetooth

B  RFID

C  IrDA

D  NFC

A  Broadband connections require a wireless router to increase their speed.

B  Broadband connections turn off after a specified amount of idle time.

C  Broadband connections are “always-on” connections.

D  Only a few of today’s Internet connections are broadband connections.

A  Body area network

B  Fingerprint scanner

C  Software firewall

D  Encryption