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1.4 - Layers & Packet Switching Quiz
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Questions in this quiz (8)
1Which of the following layer is Layer 3?
- ATransport
- BData Link
- CNetwork
- DApplication
2Match the Correct Layers to each definition.
[blank_start]Network[blank_end] - Directs data packets between networks.
[blank_start]Application[blank_end] - Turns data into applications or websites.
[blank_start]Data Link[blank_end] - Sends data over a physical network.
[blank_start]Transport[blank_end] - Controls the flow of data.- ANetwork
- BApplication
- CData Link
- DTransport
3True or False: If packets are missing, a receipt confirmation is sent to the device that sent them.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4Fill in the Blanks: The first two steps of packet switching are detailed below.
Data is split into packets, and numbered [blank_start]in order[blank_end]. Each packet is sent the fastest route across the internet by the [blank_start]routers[blank_end]. This means packets can take [blank_start]different[blank_end] routes and arrive out of order.- Ain order
- Brouters
- Cdifferent
5Select the correct definitions of the Layers below.
- ANetwork - Directs data packets between networks.
- BData Link - Sends data across a physical network.
- CData Link - Sends data across virtual networks, like the Internet.
- DApplication - Turns data into data packets.
- ETransport - Directs data packets between networks.
6Which is the false statement about Packet Switching below?
- AUsually, packets arrive out of order.
- BIf packets are out of order, they are put in order using their packet numbers.
- CFirst, data packets are split into data.
- DA confirmation receipts is sent to the device once all data packets arrive.
7Fill in the blanks: Match the Network Protocols to the correct layers.
Layer 1 - Ethernet.
Layer 2 - [blank_start]IP[blank_end].
Layer 3 - [blank_start]TCP[blank_end].
Layer 4 - [blank_start]HTTP/S[blank_end], FTP, [blank_start]SMTP[blank_end].- AIP
- BTCP
- CHTTP/S
- DSMTP
8Fill in the Blanks: Network protocols are divided into [blank_start]layers[blank_end] so that protocols with [blank_start]similar[blank_end] functions are grouped together.
- Alayers
- Bsimilar
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- Josh Burnett
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