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Computer Networking MCQ with Answers

1. The combination of two or more interconnected networks is called


a) Internetwork
b) LAN
c) MAN
d) WAN
Ans: a
Explanation: Internetwork or network is formed when we connect a LAN and a WAN
or two LANs to each other.
2. ISP stands for
a) International Service Provider
b) International System Provider
c) Internet Service Provider
d) Internetwork System Provider
Ans: c
3. National Internet Service Provider (ISP) networks are connected to one another by
private switching network is called
a) Peering Points
b) Network Access Points
c) National ISP
d) None of these
Ans: b
4. The network that provides high-speed connectivity or transmission speed is
a) MAN
b) LAN
c) WAN
d) Internetwork
Ans: b
Explanation: Transmission speed: LAN > MAN > WAN.
5. Which of the following network is a small, single-site network?
a) MAN
b) LAN
c) WAN
d) DSL
Ans: b
Key points:
 LAN covers small site areas such as a single building or campus of up to a few
km range.
 MAN covers city or group of corporate offices.
 WAN covers a large area such as city, state, country, or world.
6. Common LAN topologies are
a) Bus and Ring
b) Mesh and Ring
c) Star
d) both a and c
Ans: d
7. A protocol is
a) a set of rules on how communication components and DTE’S are to communicate.
b) logical communication channels used for transmission of data.
c) physical communication channels used for transmission of data.
d) None of these.
Ans: a
Key point: A protocol is a set of rules that govern data communications.

8. The method of communication in which transmission of data takes place in both


directions but in one direction at a time is
a) Simplex
b) Four-wire circuit
c) Half-duplex
d) Full duplex
Ans: c
9. The method of communication in which transmission of data takes place in both
directions at the same time is
a) Simplex
b) Four-wire circuit
c) Half-duplex
d) Full duplex
Ans: d
10. The telephone network is a good example of
a) Half-duplex
b) Simplex
c) Full duplex
d) a and c
Ans: c
Key point: When two people are communicating by telephone line, both can talk
and listen at the same time.
11. Keyboard and Monitor is a good example of
a) Simplex
b) Half duplex
c) Full duplex
d) a and b
Ans: a
Key point: Simplex is a unidirectional communication.
12. Which mode of communication can be used when there is no need for
communication in both directions at the same time.
a) Simplex
b) Half duplex
c) Full duplex
d) b and c
Ans: b
13. In a broad sense, a railway track is an example of
a) Simplex
b) Half duplex
c) Full duplex
d) None of these
Ans: b
14. A set of devices connected by communication links is called
a) Network
b) Protocol
c) Topology
d) Multilinks
Ans: a
15. Nodes are another name of
a) Links
b) Devices
c) Medium
d) Modes
Ans: b
Key point: A node can be a computer, printer, or any other device that sends and/or
receives data generated by other nodes on the network.

16. A connection that provides a dedicated link between two devices is called
a) Point-to-Point
b) Multipoint
c) Topology
d) Protocol
Ans: a
17. A connection in which more than two specific devices share a single link is called
a) Standard
b) Multipoint
c) Channel
d) Peering points
Ans: b
18. The geometric arrangement of devices on the network is called
a) Topology
b) Protocols
c) Network
d) Medium
Ans: a
19. A topology in which every node has a dedicated point to point link to all nodes
(devices) within the network is called
a) Mesh
b) Star
c) Bus
d) Ring
Ans: a
20. A topology that consists of a number of devices connected by point to point links
to a central hub is called
a) Mesh
b) Bus
c) Star
d) Ring
Ans: c
Key point: In star topology, devices are not directly connected to one another.
21. A topology that consists of multiple devices connected by connectors or the main
cable is called
a) Mesh
b) Ring
c) Star
d) Bus
Ans: d
22. A topology in which each device has a dedicated point-to-point connection with
only the two devices on either side of it is called
a) Mesh
b) Ring
c) Star
d) Bus
Ans: b
23. Which of the following topology is multipoint?
a) Bus
b) Star
c) Ring
d) Mesh
Ans: a
24. The topology that covers security, robust, and eliminating the traffic factor or
control is known as
a) Mesh
b) Ring
c) Bus
d) Star
Ans: d
25. Which of the following topology uses a central hub?
a) Star
b) Bus
c) Mesh
d) Ring
Ans: a
26. A communication pathway that sends data from one point to another is called
a) Node
b) Link
c) Medium
d) Topology
Ans: b
27. The star topology is less expensive than
a) Ring
b) Mesh
c) Bus
d) Hybrid
Ans: b
28. Difficult reconnection and troubleshooting (fault isolation) are disadvantages of
a) Star topology
b) Mesh topology
c) Bus topology
d) Ring topology
Ans: c
29. The connection of two or more topologies are called
a) Star
b) Mesh
c) Bus
d) Hybrid
Ans: d
30. In which topology a repeater is used?
a) Star
b) Bus
c) Ring
d) Mesh
Ans: c
31. OSI Reference model stands for
a) Online Systems Interconnection
b) Open Systems Internet
c) Open Systems Interconnection
d) Online Systems Interconnection
Ans: c
32. The OSI model is composed of how many layers?
a) 5
b) 6
c) 7
d) 8
Ans: c
33. Which layer is not present in the OSI reference model?
a) Physical Layer
b) Application Layer
c) Transport layer
d) Internet layer
Ans: d
34. A set of internetworking protocol that allows communication across multiple
diverse networks is known as
a) TCP
b) IP
c) ISP
d) TCP/IP
Ans: d
35. TCP/IP stands for
a) Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol
b) Transmission Channel Protocol/Internet Protocol
c) Transport Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
d) Transmission Connection Protocol/Internet Protocol
Ans: a
36. TCP/IP is composed of how many layers?
a) 5
b) 4
c) 6
d) 7
Ans: b
37. Which is the lowest layer of the OSI model?
a) Data Link
b) Application
c) Network
d) Physical
Ans: d
38. Which of the following is the top layer of OSI model?
a) Presentation
b) Session
c) Application
d) Transport
Ans: c
39. Which layer of OSI model transmits raw bits over a communication channel?
a) Data Link
b) Physical
c) Network
d) Session
Ans: b
40. Which layer of OSI model divides the stream of bits received from the network
layer into data frames?
a) Physical
b) Transport
c) Data Link
d) Session
Ans: c
Key point: Data link layer is responsible for moving frames from one node to the
next.
41. Which layer of OSI model defines the type of transmission medium between two
devices?
a) Data Link
b) Physical
c) Session
d) Presentation
Ans: b
Key points: Physical layer defines the direction of transmission between two devices:
simplex, half-duplex, and full-duplex. It is also concerned with connection of devices
to media.
42. Which layer of OSI model is responsible for detection and correction of
transmission errors using error correction method?
a) Transport
b) Data Link
c) Presentation
d) Application
Ans: b
43. Which layer of OSI model is responsible for the delivery of individual packets
from the source host to the destination host?
a) Network
b) Physical
c) Data Link
d) Application
Ans: a
44. Which layer of OSI model provides hop-to-hop (node-to-node) delivery?
a) Physical
b) Data Link
c) Network
d) None of these
Ans: a

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