Wireless and Mobile Network

Quiz No 1
Name: ____________________________________
Data : _____________________________________

1) The implementation of wireless networks takes place at the ___________(layer) of the OSI
model network structure.
a) Application Layer b) Session layer c) physical layer d) Data link layer
2) Wireless telecommunications networks are generally implemented and administered
using __________communication
a) wi-fi b) Wi-Max c) broadband d) radio
3) In 1901 Guglielmo Marconi sent telegraphic signals at about a distance of _______km
a) 4200 b) 3200 c) 1200 d)5200
4) The first generation wireless phones used ________ technology.
a) Analogue b) Digital c) a and b d) none
5) The current generation of wireless devices is built using _______ technology
a) Analogue b) Digital c) a and b d) none
6) 4 G- New wireless approach Higher spectral efficiency ______ Mbps for high mobility users
a) 10 b) 100 c) 1000 d) a and c
7) The higher data rates can be obtainable with __________ wireless technology
a) Broadband b) wi-fi c) WiMax d) Li-fi
8) Internet of Things will allow devices to interact with each other and there would be ____fold
increase in the number of devices
a) 10 b) 100 c) 1000 d) 10,000
9) Wi-fi is bases on _____ standard
a) 802.10 b) 802.16 c) 802.11 d) 802.14
10) Wi-MAX is similar to Wi-Fi, range 40 to 50 km, specification based on _____
a) 802.10 b) 802.16 c) 802.11 d) 802.14
11) Mobile-Fi is similar to mobile version of WiMax, based on the IEEE ______ specifications
a) 802.10 b) 802.16 c) 802.11 d) 802.20
12) Zigbee has low data rates and is for short distances compared to Wi-Fi, allow
communication between thousand of tiny _______, efficient and pass data using radio
waves
a) Sensors b) microprocessors c) chips d) none
13) Ultrawideband enables the movement of massive files at high data rates over _____
distances.
a) Long b) short c) moderate d) none
14) ________ Signal intensity varies in a smooth fashion over time. In other words there are no
breaks or discontinuities in the signal
a) Analogue b) digital c) continuous d) discontinuous
15) __________Signal intensity maintains a constant level for some period of time and then
changes to another constant level
a) Analogue b) digital c) continuous d) discontinuous
16) _______ has range of frequencies that a signal contains
a) Absolute bandwidth b) effective bandwidth c) spectrum d) none
17) ________ has width of the spectrum of a signal
 a) Absolute bandwidth b) effective bandwidth c) spectrum d) none
18) A signal that may contain many frequencies, but most of the energy may concentrate in a
narrow band of frequencies. These frequencies are _____________
a) Absolute bandwidth b) effective bandwidth c) spectrum d) none
19) The ______ the bandwidth, the higher the information carrying capacity
a) Lower b) greater c) moderate d) a,b,c
20) ___________Signal suffers more attenuation
a) Digital b) analogue c) continuous d) discontinuous
21) Digital data can be represented by analogue signals by use of ___________
a) modem b) codec c) digital convertor d) analogue convertor
22) Analog can be represented by digital signals by use of _____________
a) modem b) codec c) digital convertor d) analogue convertor
23) analog signal may suffer from attenuation that limits the length of the transmission link so
for longer distances __________ are used
a) repeaters b) modem c) amplifiers d) codec
24) Digital transmission is concerned with the content of the signal so for longer distances
___________ are used
a) repeaters b) modem c) amplifiers d) codec
25) ________ is the rate at which data can be communicated (bps)
a) Data rate b) bandwidth c) noise d) channel capacity e) error rate
26) The __________ of the transmitted signal as constrained by the transmitter and the nature
of the transmission medium (Hertz)
a) Data rate b) bandwidth c) noise d) channel capacity e) error rate
27) _________ is something which degrades the signal quality
a) Data rate b) bandwidth c) noise d) channel capacity e) error rate
28) _________ Is the maximum rate at which data can be transmitted over a given
communication path, or channel, under given conditions
a) Data rate b) bandwidth c) noise d) channel capacity e) error rate
29) Error rate - rate at which errors occur
a) Data rate b) bandwidth c) noise d) channel capacity e) error rate
30) copper twisted pair, copper coaxial cable, optical fiber are all examples of _______
a) guided media b) unguided media c) solid medium d) a and c
31) atmosphere, outer space are all examples of _______________
a) guided media b) unguided media c) atmospheric medium d) b and c
32) Microwave frequency range _____________
a) 1 GHz to 40 GHz b) 30 MHz to 1 GHz c) 3x1011 to 2x1014 Hz d) none
33) Radio frequency range
a) 1 GHz to 40 GHz b) 30 MHz to 1 GHz c) 3x1011 to 2x1014 Hz d) none
34) Infrared frequency range
a) 1 GHz to 40 GHz b) 30 MHz to 1 GHz c) 3x1011 to 2x1014 Hz d) none
35) In ________Multiple signals can be carried on a single transmission path by interleaving
portions of each signal in time.
a) FDM b) TDM c) CDM d) DDM
36) In _______ a number of signals can be carried simultaneously if each signal is modulated on
to a different carrier frequency and the carrier frequencies are sufficiently separated so that
the bandwidths of the signals do not overlap.
a) FDM b) TDM c) CDM d) DDM
 Wireless and Mobile Network
Quiz No 2 (lecture 3,4,5)
Name: ____________________________________
Data : _____________________________________

37) ________ model is not a protocol; it is a model for understanding and designing a network
architecture that is flexible, robust and interoperable
a) TCP/IP b) OSI c) IP d) none
38) At the _________ the communication is direct.
a) Physical layer b) data link layer c) network layer d) transport layer e) session layer
f) presentation layer g) application layer
39) __________ defines the information and services a layer must provide for the layer above it
a) Error control b) flow control c) Interface d) Header
40) Network Support layers include __________, ___________ and ______________
a) Physical layer b) data link layer c) network layer d) transport layer e) session layer
f) presentation layer g) transport layer
41) User Support Layers include _________, _________ and ______________
a) Physical layer b) data link layer c) network layer d) transport layer e) session layer
f) presentation layer g) application layer
42) ____________Links the two sub-groups and ensures that what the lower layers have
transmitted is in a form that the upper layers can use
a) Physical layer b) data link layer c)network layer d) transport layer e) session layer
f) presentation layer g) application layer
43) Deal with physical aspect of moving data from one device to another e.g. electrical
specifications, physical connections, physical addressing, transport timings and reliability
a) Network Support layers b) user support layers c) Transport layer d) none
44) Deal with interoperability among unrelated software systems
a) Network Support layers b) user support layers c) Transport layer d) none
45) The data portion of a packet at level ______ carries the whole packet (data and header and
may be trailer) from level N. The concept is called encapsulation
a) N-1 b) 2(N-1) c) N-3 d) (N-4)
46) The _______is responsible for movements of individual bits from one hop (node) to the next
a) Physical layer b) data link layer c) network layer d) transport layer e) session layer
f) presentation layer g) application layer
47) The _________ is responsible for moving frames from one hop (node) to the next.
a) Physical layer b) data link layer c) network layer d) transport layer e) session
layer f) presentation layer g) application layer
48) The ___________ is responsible for the delivery of individual packets from the source host
to the destination host.
a)Physical layer b) data link layer c)network layer d) transport layer e) session layer
f) presentation layer g) application layer

49) If packet passes through network boundary, we need another addressing system to
distinguish source and destination systems known as the _______addressing
 a) Port b) Mac c) logical d) none
50) The _________ is responsible for the delivery of a message from one process to another.
a) Physical layer b) data link layer c) network layer d) transport layer e) session layer
f) presentation layer g) application layer
51) ________addresses are required to get the message to the correct process on the computer
known as service point addressing
a)Port b) Mac c)logical d) none
52) The ______ is responsible for dialog control and synchronization.
a) Physical layer b) data link layer c) network layer d) transport layer e) session layer
f) presentation layer g) application layer
53) the communication between two processes to take place in either half duplex or full duplex
mode is known as ________
a) synchronization b) Dialogue control c) error control d) flow control
54) The __________ is responsible for translation, compression, and encryption
a) Physical layer b) data link layer c) network layer d) transport layer e) session layer
f) presentation layer g) application layer
55) ________reduces the number of bits combined in the information. Its important in the
transmission of multimedia such as text, audio and video
a) Multiplexing b) encoding c) Encapsulation d) data compression
56) The _________ is responsible for providing services to the user
a) Physical layer b) data link layer c) network layer d) transport layer e) session
layer f) presentation layer g) application layer
57) A _________ is a software version of a physical terminal which allows the user to log on to
remote host.
a) network virtual terminal b) directory service c) TELNET d) FTP
58) ________application provides distributed data base sources and access for global
information about various objects and services.
a) network virtual terminal b) directory service c) TELNET d) FTP
59) The original TCP/IP protocol was defined as having ________layers
a) Three b) four c) Five d) seven
60) Host to network (equal to the combination of ________ and ___________ layer)
a) Physical layer b) data link layer c) network layer d) transport layer e) session layer
f) presentation layer g) application layer
61) In TCP/IP Transport layer is taking care of part of duties of _______ layer
a) Physical layer b) data link layer c) network layer d) transport layer e) session layer
f) presentation layer g) application layer
62) SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
63) SNMP stands for Simple Network Management Protocol
64) DNS stands for Domain Name System
65) HTTP stands for Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
66) TELNET stands for Telecommunication Network

Wireless and Mobile Network

Quiz No 3 (lecture 4,5)
Name: ____________________________________
Data : _____________________________________
67) ____________ is a telecommunications network or computer network that extends over a
large geographical distance
a) LAN b) MAN c) WAN d) a,c
68) Wide Area Network use a transmission technique known as ____________
a) ATM b) ANM c) FDM d) TDM
69) High speed WANs provide user connections in the ________ Mbps
a) 10Mbps b) 10s and 100 Mbps c) 10s and 1000 Mbps d) 10s and 10,000Mbps
70) ______ is owned by the same organization that owns the attached devices.
a) LAN b) MAN c) WAN d) a and b
71) In _______transmission from any one device can be received by all other devices attached
to the same network.
a) LAN b) MAN c) WAN d) a and b
72) High Speed LANs provide data rates of ____________
a) 1 Mbps to 1 Gbps b)10 Mbps to 1 Gbps c)100 Mbps to 1 Gbps d) 1000 Mbps to 1 Gbps
73) Lower cost and greater efficiency than equivalent service from telephone company is
provided by
a) LAN b) MAN c) WAN d) a and c
74) Dedicated communications path between two stations is provided by___________
a) Packet switching b) circuit switching c) node switching d) switching
75) Message is broken into a series of packets . Each node determines next destination of
transmission for each packet. This happens in ____________
a) Packet switching b) circuit switching c) node switching d) switching
76) Which of the following is not a phase of circuit switching
a) circuit establishment b)Information transfer c)Information checking d) circuit
disconnect
77) _________ are the devices that attach to the network
a) Subscribers b) local loop c) exchanges d) trunks
78) ________ is the link between subscriber and network.
a) Subscribers b) local loop c) exchanges d) trunks
79) _______ are the switching centers in the network .
a) Subscribers b) local loop c) exchanges d) trunks
80) _________ are the branches between exchanges
a) Subscribers b) local loop c) exchanges d) trunks
81) In packet switching the typical packet length can be _________
a) 10 octets b) 100 octets c) 1000 octets d) none
82) In ______ call setup phase is avoided
a) Packet switching b) circuit switching c) multiplexing d) demultiplexing
83) In __________ preplanned route is established before packet is sent
a) packet switching b) circuit switching c) virtual circuit d) none
84) In _______ packets are transmitted more rapidly without routing decisions made at each
node
a) packet switching b) circuit switching c) virtual circuit d) none
85) Medium access control mechanisms can regulate user access to the medium using
a) FDM b) TDM C) CDM d) a, b, c
86) In __________ medium sensing data may collide with another data coming from hidden
terminal
a) Wired b) wireless c) fiber optics d) none
87) ___________ can resolve the hidden terminal problem
 a) CSMA b) CSMA/CD c) MACA d) none
88) In __________ the available radio spectrum is divided into a large number of narrow band
channels for use in frequency division Duplex (FDD)
a) TDMA b) CDMA c) FDMA d) SDMA
89) In __________ there are N number of time slots for N number of users
a) TDMA b) CDMA c) FDMA d) SDMA
90) In _____________ there are different PN codes for the users
a) TDMA b) CDMA c) FDMA d) SDMA
91) Different antenna beams are generated to cover different areas of cell serving users through
these beams on the same frequency using TDMA or CDMA . This happens in ________
a) TDMA b) CDMA c) FDMA d) SDMA
92) Stations compete with one another to access the medium, that is why these methods are
called____________
a) Random methods b) random access methods c) contention methods d) a and b
93) ________ was the earliest random access method
a) Pure aloha b) CSMA c) CSMA/CD d) CSMA/CA
94) Listen before you talk is the mechanism followed by
a) Pure aloha b) CSMA c) CSMA/CD d) CSMA/CA
95) Listen while talk is the mechanism followed by
a) Pure aloha b) CSMA c) CSMA/CD d) CSMA/CA
96) In collision detection energy in the channel can have _________ values
a) Two values b) three values c) four values d) five values

97) Typical cellular mobile systems support ______ channels over _____km
a) 20, 30 b) 25, 35 c) 25, 80 d) 35 , 90
98) To increase the capacity of system
a) Use low power b) shorter range c) more transmitters d) a, b, c
99) In a cell there are normally ________ frequencies per cell
a) 10 to 20 b) 10 to 30 c) 10 to 40 d) 10 to 50
100) Not all channels are used when a system is setup so _________ can help in growth
and expansion
a) Adding new channels b) frequency borrowing c) cell splitting d) cell sectoring
101) Frequencies are taken from adjacent cells and assigned to cells dynamically. This is
a) Frequency borrowing b) cell splitting c) cell sectoring d) microcells
102) Cells are divided into 1.5 km smaller cells. This is __________
a) Frequency borrowing b) cell splitting c) cell sectoring d) microcells
103) Cell divided into wedge shaped sectors. 3 6 sectors per cell. This is ___________
a)Frequency borrowing b) cell splitting c) cell sectoring d) microcells
104) When cells become small ,antennas move from tops of hills and large buildings to
tops of small buildings and sides of large buildings even lamp, power is reduced and are
Good for city streets, along roads and inside large buildings. This happens in ________
a) Frequency borrowing b) cell splitting c) cell sectoring d) microcells
105) Base Station includes which of the following
a) Antennas b) controller c) transceivers d) a, b , c
106) ___________ Connects calls between mobile units and from mobile to fixed
telecommunications network
a) Base station b) MTSO c) Controller d) transceivers
107) ________ are used to exchange information having to do with setting up and
maintaining cells and with establishing a relationship between a mobile unit and nearest BS.
a) Control channels b) Controller c) receivers d) transceivers
108) In __________ Mobile unit moves out of range of cell into range of another cell
a) Base station b) MTSO c) Controller d) handsoff
109) In _________,during mobile-initiated call stage, if all traffic channels are busy,
mobile tries again, after number of fails, busy tone returned
a) Call blocking b) call termination c) call drop d) none
110) In ______ User hangs up, MTSO is informed and traffic channels at two BSs
released
a) Call blocking b) call termination c) call drop d) none
111) In ______ BS cannot maintain required signal strength and traffic channel dropped
and MTSO is informed
a) Call blocking b) call termination c) call drop d) none