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Midterm Exam Pattern

The midterm exam pattern consists of four questions with a total of 15 marks. It includes true/false questions, multiple-choice questions, short notes, and diagram sketches related to networking concepts. The document outlines specific questions and answers that cover various topics such as network topologies, protocols, and OSI model layers.

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Midterm Exam Pattern

The midterm exam pattern consists of four questions with a total of 15 marks. It includes true/false questions, multiple-choice questions, short notes, and diagram sketches related to networking concepts. The document outlines specific questions and answers that cover various topics such as network topologies, protocols, and OSI model layers.

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Midterm Exam Pattern

Course Learning Outcomes K1 K1 K2 K2


(CLOs)
Grades 5X1=5 Marks 5X1=5 Marks 2X1=2 Marks 2X1.5=3 Marks

Question 1. True/ False. [5X1=5 Marks]

Question 2. Circle the correct answer. [5X1=5 Marks]

Question 3. Write short notes. [2X1=2 Marks]

Question 4. Sketch the diagram. [2X1.5=3 Marks]

Question 1. True/ False. [5X1=5 Marks]

1 The Internet operates through a hierarchical structure of Internet Service Providers True
(ISPs).
2 In a Star topology, if one device fails, it affects all other devices in the network. False

3 The TCP/IP model has 7 layers, just like the OSI model. False

4 A Hub intelligently forwards data only to the intended recipient port. False

5 In Half-Duplex mode, devices can both transmit and receive at the same time. False

6 The hierarchical structure of the Internet helps ensure efficient and reliable data delivery. True

7 The DNS protocol translates human-readable domain names into IP addresses. True

8 A Mesh topology offers high redundancy because there are multiple paths for data to travel. True

9 The OSI model is a theoretical framework, while the TCP/IP model is practical and True
implemented.
10 A switch operates at the Network Layer (Layer 3) of the OSI model. False

11 An Access Point (AP) requires a wired connection to the main network to provide wireless True

service.

12 Single-mode fiber is generally less expensive than multi-mode fiber. False

13 Coaxial cable is commonly used in traditional cable television (CATV) installations. True

14 The transmission mode is defined at the Data Link layer of the OSI model. False

15 A network's scalability means it is difficult to add more devices to it. False


Question 2. Circle the correct answer. [5X1=5 Marks]

1 Which network feature allows it to grow by adding more devices?


a) Security
b) Resource Sharing d
c) Communication
d) Scalability
2 Arrange the Internet's hierarchical levels from top to bottom:
a) Local, Regional, Global
b) Global, Regional, Local b
c) Regional, Global, Local
d) Local, Global, Regional
3 Which network type is specifically designed for personal devices within a range of
about 10 meters?
a) LAN
d
b) WAN
c) MAN
d) PAN
4 Which network type would be most appropriate for connecting multiple buildings on a
university campus?
a) PAN
c
b) LAN
c) MAN
d) WAN
5 What is the definition of Network Topology?
a) Rules for data transmission
b) Physical arrangement of network devices b
c) Type of network cables used
d) Speed of data transfer
6 Which topology has all devices connected to a single central cable?
a) Star
b) Ring d
c) Mesh
d) Bus
7 Which topology is described as "a hybrid of star and bus topologies"?
a) Ring
b) Mesh c
c) Tree
d) Hybrid
8 What is the main benefit of using a layered network architecture?
a) Faster data transmission
b) Easier troubleshooting and upgrading b
c) Reduced hardware requirements
d) Increased security
9 Which organization developed the OSI model?
a) ISO
b) IEEE a
c) U.S. Department of Defense
d) IETF
10 What is the primary function of a Network Interface Card (NIC)?
a) Convert digital to analog signals
b) Connect a computer to a network b
c) Route data between networks
d) Broadcast data to all devices
11 Which device connects different networks and routes data between them?
a) Switch
b) Hub c
c) Router
d) Bridge
12 Which device is essential for connecting to the Internet over traditional telephone
lines?
a) Modem
a
b) Switch
c) Router
d) Access Point
13 Which transmission mode allows communication in both directions simultaneously?
a) Simplex
b) Half-Duplex c
c) Full-Duplex
d) Unidirectional
14 Which protocol is primarily responsible for automatically assigning IP addresses to devices on
a network?
a) DNS
b) HTTP d
c) FTP
d) DHCP
15 Which cable type uses light to transmit data through glass or plastic fibers?
a) Coaxial
b) UTP d
c) STP
d) Fiber Optic
Question 3. Write short notes. [2X1=2 Marks]

Question Answer
What is the formula to calculate the number of physical channels in a
n(n-1)/2
fully connected mesh network with n devices?

Which OSI layer is responsible for synchronization and recovery of data


Session layer
exchange?

What process involves removing headers as data moves up through


Decapsulation
network layers?

Which TCP/IP layer combines the functions of the top three OSI layers? Application layer

Give a real-world example of Simplex communication. Keyboard to computer

What is a common use case for Coaxial cable? Cable TV connections

Question 4. Sketch the diagram. [2X1.5=3 Marks]

a. Star Topology
b. Tree Topology

c. Bus Topology

d. Ring Topology
e. Mesh Topology

f. Hybrid Topology

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