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Intermediate Networking Quiz (Multiple Choice)

This quiz will test your knowledge on some basic-intermediate networking concepts.
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Last updated: January 4, 2022
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1. What is a network topology?
A file that has logs of the local network traffic
A graphical depiction of all the connected ports on the router
The structure, layout, and relationship between devices on a network
Bananas
2. What is the purpose of the subnet mask?
The subnet mask provides metadata within packets that contain information about your local network's topology and valid IP's for new devices
To determine and separate the bits in your IP that denote your local network from your device's location on the network
To mask the subnets into temporary invisibility upon connecting to a network
3. What are the four network types? (ordered by size, smallest to largest)
PAN, MAN, LAN, WAN
PAN, LAN, MAN, WAN
LAN, PAN, MAN, WAN
WAN, LAN, PAN, MAN
4. What are access points in networks?
Allows local devices to access databases
Devices that connect networks to websites
Devices that provide internet access to the network
Devices that connect wireless devices to a wired network
5. Define "hard-skills"
Skills that cannot be definitively measured
Skills that can be definitively measured
Skills that someone of experience has maintained and refined
6. What protocol does HTTPS directly replace?
TCP
UDP
FTP
SMTP
7. What form is data encapsulated into before sending information to a recipient?
Stacks
Packets
Heaps
Sockets
8. Which one of the following is a type of socket?
Static
Unknown
Legacy
Dynamic
9. What is the correct anatomy of a URL?
Protocol://Host:Port/Path
Host-Protocol://Path
Protocol://Path:Host/Port
10. Why is the three-way handshake needed?
Pineapple
It lets both devices know when to start sending data
It confirms a connection between two devices
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