Set 1

1. What is the full form of CSMA?

Answer: Carrier Sense Multiple Access

2. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

3. Which topology has a single point of failure?

Answer: Star

4. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

5. How many errors can Hamming(7,4) correct?

Answer: 1

6. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

7. How many layers in OSI model?

Answer: 7

8. What is the purpose of ARQ?

Answer: Error control

9. What does OSI stand for?

Answer: Open Systems Interconnection

10. What is a Virtual LAN?

Answer: A logical subgroup within a LAN

11. What type of LAN uses radio waves?

Answer: Wireless LAN

12. Which topology connects each device to a central hub?

Answer: Star

13. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless
14. What causes collisions in networks?

Answer: Simultaneous transmissions

15. Which spectrum technique spreads signals over a wider bandwidth?

Answer: Spread Spectrum

16. What is Hamming Distance?

Answer: Minimum number of bit changes

17. Which ARQ sends only damaged frames again?

Answer: Selective Repeat ARQ

18. What is the primary role of transmission media?

Answer: Carry data signals

19. What standard defines LAN and MAN?

Answer: IEEE 802

20. What is the full form of LAN?

Answer: Local Area Network

21. What does a repeater do?

Answer: Regenerates signals

22. Which protocol is used in Ethernet?

Answer: CSMA/CD

23. What does a parity bit detect?

Answer: Single-bit error

24. Which protocol uses random backoff?

Answer: CSMA/CD

25. What does the sliding window allow?

Answer: Multiple frame transmission

Set 2
1. What does OSI stand for?

Answer: Open Systems Interconnection

2. What does the sliding window allow?

Answer: Multiple frame transmission

3. What is piggybacking?

Answer: Sending ACKs with data

4. What does a switch operate on?

Answer: Data link layer

5. What does a parity bit detect?

Answer: Single-bit error

6. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

7. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

8. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

9. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

10. What is the max Hamming distance to detect 2-bit error?

Answer: 3

11. Which ARQ resends all frames after error?

Answer: Go-Back-N ARQ

12. What is the purpose of ARQ?

Answer: Error control

13. Which protocol uses slots to avoid collision?

Answer: Slotted ALOHA

14. Which is more efficient: Selective or Go-Back-N?

Answer: Selective

15. Which protocol is used in Ethernet?

Answer: CSMA/CD

16. What is the full form of CSMA?

Answer: Carrier Sense Multiple Access

17. What is the purpose of a network?

Answer: Data sharing

18. Which topology is most cost-efficient?

Answer: Bus

19. What is the function of a protocol?

Answer: Define rules for communication

20. What device connects different LANs?

Answer: Router

21. Which method sends frame then waits for ACK?

Answer: Stop and Wait

22. What is a Virtual LAN?

Answer: A logical subgroup within a LAN

23. What connects devices in a ring topology?

Answer: Single cable ring

24. Which ARQ is most efficient?

Answer: Selective Repeat

25. What is CRC used for?

Answer: Error detection

Set 3
1. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

2. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

3. What is the basic unit of data link layer?

Answer: Frame

4. What does a switch operate on?

Answer: Data link layer

5. Which spectrum technique spreads signals over a wider bandwidth?

Answer: Spread Spectrum

6. What is the unit of bandwidth?

Answer: Hertz

7. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

8. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

9. What is the full form of CSMA?

Answer: Carrier Sense Multiple Access

10. Which protocol is used to assign IP addresses automatically?

Answer: DHCP

11. Which ARQ is most efficient?

Answer: Selective Repeat

12. What is the function of MAC?

Answer: Control access to media

13. What does a parity bit detect?

Answer: Single-bit error

14. What is the full form of LAN?

Answer: Local Area Network

15. What does a repeater do?

Answer: Regenerates signals

16. What is the main function of the physical layer?

Answer: Transmission of bits

17. What is CRC used for?

Answer: Error detection

18. Which protocol is used in Ethernet?

Answer: CSMA/CD

19. Which topology has a single point of failure?

Answer: Star

20. What is wave division multiplexing used for?

Answer: Optical signal transmission

21. What does the sliding window allow?

Answer: Multiple frame transmission

22. How many errors can Hamming(7,4) correct?

Answer: 1

23. Which method sends frame then waits for ACK?

Answer: Stop and Wait

24. What does CDMA/CA stand for?

Answer: Collision Avoidance

25. What is the primary role of transmission media?

Answer: Carry data signals

Set 4
1. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

2. Which spectrum technique spreads signals over a wider bandwidth?

Answer: Spread Spectrum

3. What is wave division multiplexing used for?

Answer: Optical signal transmission

4. Which ARQ is most efficient?

Answer: Selective Repeat

5. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

6. Which topology is robust and scalable?

Answer: Mesh

7. What is the primary role of transmission media?

Answer: Carry data signals

8. What technique is used to detect errors?

Answer: CRC

9. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

10. Which coding is used in error detection?

Answer: Block coding

11. What is the function of MAC?

Answer: Control access to media

12. Which method sends frame then waits for ACK?

Answer: Stop and Wait

13. What does a repeater do?

Answer: Regenerates signals

14. What does a switch operate on?

Answer: Data link layer

15. What is the main function of the physical layer?

Answer: Transmission of bits

16. What is the unit of bandwidth?

Answer: Hertz

17. Which topology connects each device to a central hub?

Answer: Star

18. What does the sliding window allow?

Answer: Multiple frame transmission

19. What is the full form of CSMA?

Answer: Carrier Sense Multiple Access

20. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless

21. Which protocol uses random backoff?

Answer: CSMA/CD

22. How many layers in OSI model?

Answer: 7

23. What is the purpose of a network?

Answer: Data sharing

24. Which protocol uses slots to avoid collision?

Answer: Slotted ALOHA

25. Which multiplexing technique separates signals by frequency?

Answer: FDM
Set 5
1. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

2. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

3. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

4. Which protocol uses random backoff?

Answer: CSMA/CD

5. What is a Virtual LAN?

Answer: A logical subgroup within a LAN

6. Which method sends frame then waits for ACK?

Answer: Stop and Wait

7. Which topology connects each device to a central hub?

Answer: Star

8. What causes collisions in networks?

Answer: Simultaneous transmissions

9. What is the function of MAC?

Answer: Control access to media

10. Which protocol is used in Ethernet?

Answer: CSMA/CD

11. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

12. What standard defines LAN and MAN?

Answer: IEEE 802

13. Which ARQ is most efficient?

Answer: Selective Repeat

14. What is the max Hamming distance to detect 2-bit error?

Answer: 3

15. Which topology has a single point of failure?

Answer: Star

16. Which coding is used in error detection?

Answer: Block coding

17. Which multiplexing technique separates signals by frequency?

Answer: FDM

18. Which spectrum technique spreads signals over a wider bandwidth?

Answer: Spread Spectrum

19. Which protocol uses stop and wait?

Answer: Simple flow control

20. What is the unit of bandwidth?

Answer: Hertz

21. What is the purpose of a network?

Answer: Data sharing

22. What is the full form of LAN?

Answer: Local Area Network

23. What does a parity bit detect?

Answer: Single-bit error

24. Which ARQ sends only damaged frames again?

Answer: Selective Repeat ARQ

25. Which topology is most cost-efficient?

Answer: Bus
Set 6
1. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

2. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

3. Which ARQ is most efficient?

Answer: Selective Repeat

4. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

5. Which method sends frame then waits for ACK?

Answer: Stop and Wait

6. What is the function of a protocol?

Answer: Define rules for communication

7. What is a Virtual LAN?

Answer: A logical subgroup within a LAN

8. What causes collisions in networks?

Answer: Simultaneous transmissions

9. What does ACK stand for?

Answer: Acknowledgment

10. Which topology is most cost-efficient?

Answer: Bus

11. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

12. What technique is used to detect errors?

Answer: CRC

13. Which topology connects each device to a central hub?

Answer: Star
14. What is the basic unit of data link layer?

Answer: Frame

15. What is wave division multiplexing used for?

Answer: Optical signal transmission

16. Which topology is robust and scalable?

Answer: Mesh

17. What is Hamming Distance?

Answer: Minimum number of bit changes

18. What is the max Hamming distance to detect 2-bit error?

Answer: 3

19. What standard defines LAN and MAN?

Answer: IEEE 802

20. Which ARQ sends only damaged frames again?

Answer: Selective Repeat ARQ

21. What is the full form of LAN?

Answer: Local Area Network

22. What is CRC used for?

Answer: Error detection

23. What does the sliding window allow?

Answer: Multiple frame transmission

24. What does a switch operate on?

Answer: Data link layer

25. Which is more efficient: Selective or Go-Back-N?

Answer: Selective
Set 7
1. What is CRC used for?

Answer: Error detection

2. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

3. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

4. What does ACK stand for?

Answer: Acknowledgment

5. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

6. What is the primary role of transmission media?

Answer: Carry data signals

7. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

8. Which ARQ is most efficient?

Answer: Selective Repeat

9. What is wave division multiplexing used for?

Answer: Optical signal transmission

10. Which spectrum technique spreads signals over a wider bandwidth?

Answer: Spread Spectrum

11. What causes collisions in networks?

Answer: Simultaneous transmissions

12. Which topology connects each device to a central hub?

Answer: Star

13. Which protocol uses slots to avoid collision?

Answer: Slotted ALOHA

14. Which protocol is used to assign IP addresses automatically?

Answer: DHCP

15. What type of LAN uses radio waves?

Answer: Wireless LAN

16. What does OSI stand for?

Answer: Open Systems Interconnection

17. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless

18. How many layers in OSI model?

Answer: 7

19. What is the function of a protocol?

Answer: Define rules for communication

20. Which is more efficient: Selective or Go-Back-N?

Answer: Selective

21. What is the main function of the physical layer?

Answer: Transmission of bits

22. What is the max Hamming distance to detect 2-bit error?

Answer: 3

23. Which topology has a single point of failure?

Answer: Star

24. What connects devices in a ring topology?

Answer: Single cable ring

25. Which topology is robust and scalable?

Answer: Mesh
Set 8
1. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

2. Which ARQ resends all frames after error?

Answer: Go-Back-N ARQ

3. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

4. Which method sends frame then waits for ACK?

Answer: Stop and Wait

5. Which protocol uses stop and wait?

Answer: Simple flow control

6. Which multiplexing technique separates signals by frequency?

Answer: FDM

7. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

8. What is CRC used for?

Answer: Error detection

9. What does ACK stand for?

Answer: Acknowledgment

10. What is the function of MAC?

Answer: Control access to media

11. What is the primary role of transmission media?

Answer: Carry data signals

12. What is the unit of bandwidth?

Answer: Hertz

13. Which spectrum technique spreads signals over a wider bandwidth?

Answer: Spread Spectrum

14. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

15. What does CDMA/CA stand for?

Answer: Collision Avoidance

16. Which is more efficient: Selective or Go-Back-N?

Answer: Selective

17. Which protocol uses random backoff?

Answer: CSMA/CD

18. What is the function of a protocol?

Answer: Define rules for communication

19. What is the full form of CSMA?

Answer: Carrier Sense Multiple Access

20. Which protocol uses slots to avoid collision?

Answer: Slotted ALOHA

21. What is the purpose of a network?

Answer: Data sharing

22. What is the max Hamming distance to detect 2-bit error?

Answer: 3

23. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless

24. What causes collisions in networks?

Answer: Simultaneous transmissions

25. What is a Virtual LAN?

Answer: A logical subgroup within a LAN

Set 9
1. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

2. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

3. What does the sliding window allow?

Answer: Multiple frame transmission

4. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

5. What causes collisions in networks?

Answer: Simultaneous transmissions

6. Which spectrum technique spreads signals over a wider bandwidth?

Answer: Spread Spectrum

7. What does CDMA/CA stand for?

Answer: Collision Avoidance

8. What is the max Hamming distance to detect 2-bit error?

Answer: 3

9. What is wave division multiplexing used for?

Answer: Optical signal transmission

10. What does ACK stand for?

Answer: Acknowledgment

11. What is the function of a protocol?

Answer: Define rules for communication

12. How many errors can Hamming(7,4) correct?

Answer: 1

13. Which protocol is used in Ethernet?

Answer: CSMA/CD
14. What is Hamming Distance?

Answer: Minimum number of bit changes

15. What does a repeater do?

Answer: Regenerates signals

16. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

17. What type of LAN uses radio waves?

Answer: Wireless LAN

18. What connects devices in a ring topology?

Answer: Single cable ring

19. Which topology has a single point of failure?

Answer: Star

20. What technique is used to detect errors?

Answer: CRC

21. What is the unit of bandwidth?

Answer: Hertz

22. What is a Virtual LAN?

Answer: A logical subgroup within a LAN

23. What does a parity bit detect?

Answer: Single-bit error

24. Which coding is used in error detection?

Answer: Block coding

25. What is the basic unit of data link layer?

Answer: Frame
Set 10
1. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

2. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

3. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

4. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

5. What is wave division multiplexing used for?

Answer: Optical signal transmission

6. What is the full form of LAN?

Answer: Local Area Network

7. Which ARQ resends all frames after error?

Answer: Go-Back-N ARQ

8. What is the primary role of transmission media?

Answer: Carry data signals

9. Which ARQ sends only damaged frames again?

Answer: Selective Repeat ARQ

10. What type of LAN uses radio waves?

Answer: Wireless LAN

11. Which protocol uses stop and wait?

Answer: Simple flow control

12. What does a repeater do?

Answer: Regenerates signals

13. Which topology has a single point of failure?

Answer: Star
14. What device connects different LANs?

Answer: Router

15. What does the sliding window allow?

Answer: Multiple frame transmission

16. Which topology connects each device to a central hub?

Answer: Star

17. Which is more efficient: Selective or Go-Back-N?

Answer: Selective

18. What causes collisions in networks?

Answer: Simultaneous transmissions

19. What connects devices in a ring topology?

Answer: Single cable ring

20. How many layers in OSI model?

Answer: 7

21. Which ARQ is most efficient?

Answer: Selective Repeat

22. What is the max Hamming distance to detect 2-bit error?

Answer: 3

23. What does OSI stand for?

Answer: Open Systems Interconnection

24. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless

25. What is the function of a protocol?

Answer: Define rules for communication

Set 11
1. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

2. What type of LAN uses radio waves?

Answer: Wireless LAN

3. What does a parity bit detect?

Answer: Single-bit error

4. Which topology has a single point of failure?

Answer: Star

5. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

6. Which protocol uses slots to avoid collision?

Answer: Slotted ALOHA

7. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

8. What does CDMA/CA stand for?

Answer: Collision Avoidance

9. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

10. What connects devices in a ring topology?

Answer: Single cable ring

11. Which ARQ resends all frames after error?

Answer: Go-Back-N ARQ

12. What is a Virtual LAN?

Answer: A logical subgroup within a LAN

13. What is wave division multiplexing used for?

Answer: Optical signal transmission

14. What does the sliding window allow?

Answer: Multiple frame transmission

15. How many layers in OSI model?

Answer: 7

16. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless

17. What is the function of a protocol?

Answer: Define rules for communication

18. Which protocol is used to assign IP addresses automatically?

Answer: DHCP

19. What is the main function of the physical layer?

Answer: Transmission of bits

20. Which protocol uses stop and wait?

Answer: Simple flow control

21. Which multiplexing technique separates signals by frequency?

Answer: FDM

22. Which method sends frame then waits for ACK?

Answer: Stop and Wait

23. Which ARQ is most efficient?

Answer: Selective Repeat

24. Which coding is used in error detection?

Answer: Block coding

25. What standard defines LAN and MAN?

Answer: IEEE 802

Set 12
1. Which is more efficient: Selective or Go-Back-N?

Answer: Selective

2. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless

3. Which topology connects each device to a central hub?

Answer: Star

4. What is a Virtual LAN?

Answer: A logical subgroup within a LAN

5. What connects devices in a ring topology?

Answer: Single cable ring

6. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

7. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

8. What does the sliding window allow?

Answer: Multiple frame transmission

9. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

10. What is the function of a protocol?

Answer: Define rules for communication

11. Which ARQ sends only damaged frames again?

Answer: Selective Repeat ARQ

12. Which protocol is used to assign IP addresses automatically?

Answer: DHCP

13. Which spectrum technique spreads signals over a wider bandwidth?

Answer: Spread Spectrum

14. What is the primary role of transmission media?

Answer: Carry data signals

15. Which topology has a single point of failure?

Answer: Star

16. What is the purpose of ARQ?

Answer: Error control

17. Which protocol is used in Ethernet?

Answer: CSMA/CD

18. What causes collisions in networks?

Answer: Simultaneous transmissions

19. What is the function of MAC?

Answer: Control access to media

20. What is the basic unit of data link layer?

Answer: Frame

21. What is the main function of the physical layer?

Answer: Transmission of bits

22. Which protocol uses slots to avoid collision?

Answer: Slotted ALOHA

23. What device connects different LANs?

Answer: Router

24. What does a parity bit detect?

Answer: Single-bit error

25. Which topology is robust and scalable?

Answer: Mesh
Set 13
1. What standard defines LAN and MAN?

Answer: IEEE 802

2. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

3. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

4. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

5. Which topology is robust and scalable?

Answer: Mesh

6. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

7. Which protocol is used in Ethernet?

Answer: CSMA/CD

8. Which ARQ sends only damaged frames again?

Answer: Selective Repeat ARQ

9. What type of LAN uses radio waves?

Answer: Wireless LAN

10. What is the full form of LAN?

Answer: Local Area Network

11. Which multiplexing technique separates signals by frequency?

Answer: FDM

12. What is the function of a protocol?

Answer: Define rules for communication

13. What technique is used to detect errors?

Answer: CRC
14. What is the basic unit of data link layer?

Answer: Frame

15. Which topology is most cost-efficient?

Answer: Bus

16. What is Hamming Distance?

Answer: Minimum number of bit changes

17. Which protocol uses random backoff?

Answer: CSMA/CD

18. Which method sends frame then waits for ACK?

Answer: Stop and Wait

19. What is wave division multiplexing used for?

Answer: Optical signal transmission

20. Which protocol uses slots to avoid collision?

Answer: Slotted ALOHA

21. What does OSI stand for?

Answer: Open Systems Interconnection

22. What is piggybacking?

Answer: Sending ACKs with data

23. Which spectrum technique spreads signals over a wider bandwidth?

Answer: Spread Spectrum

24. What is the function of MAC?

Answer: Control access to media

25. Which topology connects each device to a central hub?

Answer: Star
Set 14
1. Which protocol uses stop and wait?

Answer: Simple flow control

2. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

3. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

4. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

5. Which topology is robust and scalable?

Answer: Mesh

6. What does CDMA/CA stand for?

Answer: Collision Avoidance

7. What is the primary role of transmission media?

Answer: Carry data signals

8. Which ARQ is most efficient?

Answer: Selective Repeat

9. What is the function of MAC?

Answer: Control access to media

10. Which ARQ resends all frames after error?

Answer: Go-Back-N ARQ

11. What technique is used to detect errors?

Answer: CRC

12. What is the main function of the physical layer?

Answer: Transmission of bits

13. Which topology is most cost-efficient?

Answer: Bus
14. How many layers in OSI model?

Answer: 7

15. What connects devices in a ring topology?

Answer: Single cable ring

16. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless

17. What is the full form of LAN?

Answer: Local Area Network

18. What is the basic unit of data link layer?

Answer: Frame

19. What does ACK stand for?

Answer: Acknowledgment

20. Which protocol is used in Ethernet?

Answer: CSMA/CD

21. What standard defines LAN and MAN?

Answer: IEEE 802

22. What is Hamming Distance?

Answer: Minimum number of bit changes

23. What type of LAN uses radio waves?

Answer: Wireless LAN

24. What device connects different LANs?

Answer: Router

25. Which coding is used in error detection?

Answer: Block coding

Set 15
1. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

2. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

3. What does OSI stand for?

Answer: Open Systems Interconnection

4. What device connects different LANs?

Answer: Router

5. What is the function of MAC?

Answer: Control access to media

6. What technique is used to detect errors?

Answer: CRC

7. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

8. What standard defines LAN and MAN?

Answer: IEEE 802

9. Which topology is most cost-efficient?

Answer: Bus

10. What is CRC used for?

Answer: Error detection

11. Which ARQ is most efficient?

Answer: Selective Repeat

12. Which method sends frame then waits for ACK?

Answer: Stop and Wait

13. What type of LAN uses radio waves?

Answer: Wireless LAN

14. Which spectrum technique spreads signals over a wider bandwidth?

Answer: Spread Spectrum

15. Which topology has a single point of failure?

Answer: Star

16. What is piggybacking?

Answer: Sending ACKs with data

17. Which ARQ resends all frames after error?

Answer: Go-Back-N ARQ

18. What does ACK stand for?

Answer: Acknowledgment

19. What does CDMA/CA stand for?

Answer: Collision Avoidance

20. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

21. What is the unit of bandwidth?

Answer: Hertz

22. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless

23. Which protocol is used to assign IP addresses automatically?

Answer: DHCP

24. How many errors can Hamming(7,4) correct?

Answer: 1

25. Which topology is robust and scalable?

Answer: Mesh
Set 16
1. What does ACK stand for?

Answer: Acknowledgment

2. Which ARQ sends only damaged frames again?

Answer: Selective Repeat ARQ

3. What is the main function of the physical layer?

Answer: Transmission of bits

4. What type of LAN uses radio waves?

Answer: Wireless LAN

5. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

6. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

7. What is Hamming Distance?

Answer: Minimum number of bit changes

8. Which topology has a single point of failure?

Answer: Star

9. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

10. Which protocol is used in Ethernet?

Answer: CSMA/CD

11. What is the purpose of ARQ?

Answer: Error control

12. What does CDMA/CA stand for?

Answer: Collision Avoidance

13. What is the full form of LAN?

Answer: Local Area Network

14. What is a Virtual LAN?

Answer: A logical subgroup within a LAN

15. What is the purpose of a network?

Answer: Data sharing

16. What technique is used to detect errors?

Answer: CRC

17. What causes collisions in networks?

Answer: Simultaneous transmissions

18. What is the primary role of transmission media?

Answer: Carry data signals

19. What is the max Hamming distance to detect 2-bit error?

Answer: 3

20. What is the unit of bandwidth?

Answer: Hertz

21. Which ARQ is most efficient?

Answer: Selective Repeat

22. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless

23. Which protocol uses random backoff?

Answer: CSMA/CD

24. What device connects different LANs?

Answer: Router

25. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

Set 17
1. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

2. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

3. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

4. Which topology connects each device to a central hub?

Answer: Star

5. What does ACK stand for?

Answer: Acknowledgment

6. What is the function of a protocol?

Answer: Define rules for communication

7. What is the purpose of a network?

Answer: Data sharing

8. Which topology is robust and scalable?

Answer: Mesh

9. What is the max Hamming distance to detect 2-bit error?

Answer: 3

10. What is the primary role of transmission media?

Answer: Carry data signals

11. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless

12. What is the main function of the physical layer?

Answer: Transmission of bits

13. What device connects different LANs?

Answer: Router
14. What causes collisions in networks?

Answer: Simultaneous transmissions

15. What is CRC used for?

Answer: Error detection

16. What is the function of MAC?

Answer: Control access to media

17. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

18. What is a Virtual LAN?

Answer: A logical subgroup within a LAN

19. Which coding is used in error detection?

Answer: Block coding

20. What is Hamming Distance?

Answer: Minimum number of bit changes

21. What connects devices in a ring topology?

Answer: Single cable ring

22. Which protocol is used in Ethernet?

Answer: CSMA/CD

23. What does the sliding window allow?

Answer: Multiple frame transmission

24. Which spectrum technique spreads signals over a wider bandwidth?

Answer: Spread Spectrum

25. What is piggybacking?

Answer: Sending ACKs with data

Set 18
1. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

2. Which topology connects each device to a central hub?

Answer: Star

3. Which protocol is used to assign IP addresses automatically?

Answer: DHCP

4. Which ARQ sends only damaged frames again?

Answer: Selective Repeat ARQ

5. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

6. What does OSI stand for?

Answer: Open Systems Interconnection

7. What is piggybacking?

Answer: Sending ACKs with data

8. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

9. Which protocol uses random backoff?

Answer: CSMA/CD

10. What is the full form of CSMA?

Answer: Carrier Sense Multiple Access

11. What does CDMA/CA stand for?

Answer: Collision Avoidance

12. Which is more efficient: Selective or Go-Back-N?

Answer: Selective

13. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

14. What connects devices in a ring topology?

Answer: Single cable ring

15. What is the primary role of transmission media?

Answer: Carry data signals

16. Which ARQ is most efficient?

Answer: Selective Repeat

17. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless

18. Which protocol uses stop and wait?

Answer: Simple flow control

19. What is the full form of LAN?

Answer: Local Area Network

20. What is wave division multiplexing used for?

Answer: Optical signal transmission

21. What is a Virtual LAN?

Answer: A logical subgroup within a LAN

22. What does a switch operate on?

Answer: Data link layer

23. What is the function of MAC?

Answer: Control access to media

24. What does ACK stand for?

Answer: Acknowledgment

25. Which protocol is used in Ethernet?

Answer: CSMA/CD
Set 19
1. What is Time Division Multiplexing?

Answer: Time-based sharing of a channel

2. What is the full form of CSMA?

Answer: Carrier Sense Multiple Access

3. How many errors can Hamming(7,4) correct?

Answer: 1

4. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

5. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

6. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

7. What is the full form of LAN?

Answer: Local Area Network

8. What is the purpose of ARQ?

Answer: Error control

9. What technique is used to detect errors?

Answer: CRC

10. What is the function of a protocol?

Answer: Define rules for communication

11. What type of LAN uses radio waves?

Answer: Wireless LAN

12. What does OSI stand for?

Answer: Open Systems Interconnection

13. Which protocol uses stop and wait?

Answer: Simple flow control

14. What is the purpose of a network?

Answer: Data sharing

15. Which topology is most cost-efficient?

Answer: Bus

16. What does a switch operate on?

Answer: Data link layer

17. Which protocol is used to assign IP addresses automatically?

Answer: DHCP

18. What is the basic unit of data link layer?

Answer: Frame

19. Which protocol uses slots to avoid collision?

Answer: Slotted ALOHA

20. What does ACK stand for?

Answer: Acknowledgment

21. What is Hamming Distance?

Answer: Minimum number of bit changes

22. Which media is not bounded?

Answer: Wireless

23. What causes collisions in networks?

Answer: Simultaneous transmissions

24. Which ARQ sends only damaged frames again?

Answer: Selective Repeat ARQ

25. Which coding is used in error detection?

Answer: Block coding

Set 20
1. What device connects different LANs?

Answer: Router

2. Sample Question 4

Answer: Answer

3. How many errors can Hamming(7,4) correct?

Answer: 1

4. Sample Question 3

Answer: Answer

5. Sample Question 5

Answer: Answer

6. Which protocol uses random backoff?

Answer: CSMA/CD

7. Which protocol is used in Ethernet?

Answer: CSMA/CD

8. What is the full form of CSMA?

Answer: Carrier Sense Multiple Access

9. What does a parity bit detect?

Answer: Single-bit error

10. What connects devices in a ring topology?

Answer: Single cable ring

11. What does the sliding window allow?

Answer: Multiple frame transmission

12. What is the full form of LAN?

Answer: Local Area Network

13. Which protocol is used to assign IP addresses automatically?

Answer: DHCP
14. What is the function of a protocol?

Answer: Define rules for communication

15. Which coding is used in error detection?

Answer: Block coding

16. What technique is used to detect errors?

Answer: CRC

17. Which protocol uses slots to avoid collision?

Answer: Slotted ALOHA

18. Which multiplexing technique separates signals by frequency?

Answer: FDM

19. What is a Virtual LAN?

Answer: A logical subgroup within a LAN

20. What does a switch operate on?

Answer: Data link layer

21. What is the max Hamming distance to detect 2-bit error?

Answer: 3

22. What is the main function of the physical layer?

Answer: Transmission of bits

23. Which protocol uses stop and wait?

Answer: Simple flow control

24. Which spectrum technique spreads signals over a wider bandwidth?

Answer: Spread Spectrum

25. Which topology connects each device to a central hub?

Answer: Star