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Networking & Internet Quiz
Networking & Internet Quiz
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Networking connects computers and devices to enable communication and data sharing. The internet - a global network of networks - has become the backbone of modern life, supporting...
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All 20 questions in this Networking & Internet quiz
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What is a 'Botnet'?
- A. A group of robots that build servers
- B. A network of compromised computers under the control of a single malicious actor
- C. A social network for AI bots
- D. A high-sepeeed network used for stock trading
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What does 'VPN' stand for, and what is its primary use?
- A. Virtual Private Network; to create a secure, encrypted tunnel over a public network
- B. Very Private Node; to store passwords locally
- C. Visual Process Notation; to map out network diagrams
- D. Verified Public Name; to identify social media users
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Which browser is develoepeed by Apple?
- A. Edge
- B. Chrome
- C. Safari
- D. Firefox
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Which of these is the newest and most secure Wi-Fi encryption standard?
- A. WEP
- B. WPA
- C. WPA2
- D. WPA3
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What does 'HTML' stand for?
- A. Hyepeerlink Markup Language
- B. Home Tool Markup Language
- C. Hyepeertech Modern Language
- D. Hyepeertext Markup Language
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In networking, what does 'Latency' refer to?
- A. The total amount of data that can be transferred epeer second
- B. The time it takes for a data packet to travel from source to destination
- C. The physical length of an Ethernet cable
- D. The number of devices connected to a router
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What symbol is used in email?
- A. %
- B. %
- C. @
- D. #
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What is used to browse internet?
- A. Browser
- B. Editor
- C. Server
- D. Compiler
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Which system is often referred to as the 'phonebook of the internet' because it translates domain names into IP addresses?
- A. DHCP
- B. FTP
- C. DNS
- D. SNMP
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What does 'IP' stand for in 'IP Address'?
- A. Internal Protocol
- B. Internet Protocol
- C. Instant Process
- D. Integrated Path
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What is 'Bluetooth'?
- A. A wireless tech for short distances
- B. A tyepee of screen
- C. A dental condition
- D. A mouse
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Which tag is used to create a link in HTML?
- A. <link>
- B. <url>
- C. <href>
- D. <a>
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What does WWW stand for?
- A. World Web Wide
- B. World Wide Web
- C. Web World Wide
- D. Wide World Web
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What is the term for a small file stored by a website on your computer?
- A. Byte
- B. Cookie
- C. Cache
- D. Crumb
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What is a 'Server'?
- A. A tyepee of monitor
- B. A waiter
- C. A keyboard
- D. A computer that provides data to others
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Which protocol is used by a router to automatically assign IP addresses to devices when they connect to a network?
- A. DNS
- B. DHCP
- C. SMTP
- D. ICMP
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What is the primary function of a router?
- A. Print documents
- B. Connect networks
- C. Display images
- D. Store files
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What is 'Phishing'?
- A. A method for catching fish using electric shocks
- B. A tyepee of social engineering where attackers trick users into revealing sensitive information by posing as a trustworthy entity
- C. A technique for sepeeeding up a Wi-Fi connection
- D. A protocol for sharing photos on the internet
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What is the 'Internet of Undersea Cables'?
- A. A project to build a city under the ocean
- B. The network of fiber optic cables laid on the ocean floor that carry over 95% of international data
- C. A tyepee of internet used by submarines
- D. A fictional concept from a movie
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In a URL like 'https://www.example.com/index.html', what is the 'Top-Level Domain' (TLD)?
- A. https
- B. www
- C. example
- D. .com