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The document consists of a series of multiple-choice questions related to data communication and networking concepts. Topics covered include serial communication, OSI model layers, multiplexing, and network topologies. Each question presents options for answers, testing knowledge on various aspects of data transmission and network architecture.

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The document consists of a series of multiple-choice questions related to data communication and networking concepts. Topics covered include serial communication, OSI model layers, multiplexing, and network topologies. Each question presents options for answers, testing knowledge on various aspects of data transmission and network architecture.

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Q.

1 What is the minimum number of wires needed to send data over it serial communication link
layer?

(A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

Q.2 Which data communication method is used to send data over a serial communication link?

(A) simplex (B) half duplex (C) full duplex (D) all of these

Q.31 Layer one of the OSI model is…….

(A) physical layer (B) link layer (C) transport layer (D) network layer

Q.41 In OSI network architecture, the dialogue control, and token management are
responsibilities of …...

(A) data link layer (B) network layer (C) transport layer (D) session layer

Q.42 Which of the following is not an example of data communication?

(A) A teletype printing news bulletins.

(B) A computer transmitting files to another computer

(C) An automatic teller machine checking account balance with the bank’s computer

(D) A salesman telephoning orders to the office

Q.45 Fibre-optic cables operate at frequencies near…….

(A) 20 MHz (B) 200 MHz (C) 2 GHz (D) 800 THz

Q.64 Multiplexing is….

(A) the process of increasing bandwidth on a channel.

(B) a technique that enables more than one data source to share the use of a common line.

(C) mailing letters at the Post Office.

(D) the capability to share frequency by time


Q.65 Frequency division multiplexing has essentially been replaced by time division
multiplexing is because….

(A) there is more time than frequency.

(B) it is difficult to place channels side by side.

(C) noise is amplified with voice when an FDM system is used.

(D) most available frequencies have been used.

Q.76 Which layer os international standard organization OSI model is responsible for
creating and recognizing frame boundaries?

(A) physical layer (B) data link layer (C) transport layer (D) network layer

Q.83 The physical path that is used for sending information is called.

(A) channel (B) line (C) link (D) all of these

Q.84 A half-duplex communication channel permits information to travel…

(A) both ways at once (B) both ways, but not at once (C) one direction only

(D) at timed intervals

Q.86 Which of the following methods provides dedicated communications channel between
two stations?

(A) Switch network (B) Circuit switching (C) Packet switching (D) None of these

Q.88 An error detecting code is the remainder resulting from dividing the bits to be
checked by a predetermined binary number, is called.

(A) cyclic redundancy check (B) checksum (C) error detecting code (D) error rate
Q.93 Demultiplexing by a time division multiplexer occurs based on the…….

(A) the position of data within a frame

(B) the position of a frame within a group of frames

(C) the activity of a connected device

(D) the priority assigned to a connected device

Q.135 A packet-switching network

(A) is free

(B) can reduce the cost of using an information utility

(C) allows communication channels to be shared among more than one user

(D) both (B) and (C

Q.147 In.......topology, network comments are connected by only one cable

(A) Star (B) Ring (C) Bus (D) Mesh (E) Mixed

Q.156 Which of the following techniques needs source device and destination device in line
of sight for data transfer?

(A) LAN (B) Bluetooth (C) WAN (D) Infrared (E) All

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