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A. Digital Subscriber Line

The document discusses different types of digital subscriber lines (DSL) including their transmission speeds and distances. It covers topics like DSLAM, factors that affect DSL transmission rates, and modulation techniques used for DSL signals. The questions ask about technical aspects of DSL standards, equipment, and protocols.

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A. Digital Subscriber Line

The document discusses different types of digital subscriber lines (DSL) including their transmission speeds and distances. It covers topics like DSLAM, factors that affect DSL transmission rates, and modulation techniques used for DSL signals. The questions ask about technical aspects of DSL standards, equipment, and protocols.

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1: DSL stands for:

a. Digital subscriber line


b. Digital switched line
c. Data subscriber line
d. Data switched line

2: The High-bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line (HDSL) uses two twisted pairs to achieve:

a. Full duplex transmission


b. Half duplex transmission
c. Decoding
d. Encoding

3: The distance of the symmetric Digital Subscriber line (SDSL) is:

a. 18000
b. 12000
c. 10000
d. 30000

4: The asymmetric DSL is used the line code of:

a. DMT
b. 2B1Q
c. T-1 line
d. None of the above

5: The very high-bit-rate Digital subscriber Line’s (VDSAL) downstream rate is:

a. 768 kbps
b. 1.5 Mbps
c. 1.5-6.1 Mbps
d. 25-55 Mbps

6: The function of DSLAM is to:

a. Convert analog signals to digital signals


b. Convert digital signals to analog signals
c. Amplify digital signals
d. De-amplify digital signals

7: DSLAM stands for:

a. Digital subscriber line access multiplexer


b. Digital subscriber long access multiplexer
c. Digital subscriber link access multiplexer
d. Digital subscriber length access multiplexer
8: Which of the following terms is not associated with DSL?

a. DSLAM
b. CO
c. CMTS (cable modem termination system)
d. Splitter

9: Home Access is provided by:

a. DSL
b. FTTP
c. Cable
d. All of the above

10: Which of the following factors affect transmission rate in DSL?

a. The gauge of the twisted-pair line


b. Degree of electrical interference
c. Shadow fading
d. The gauge of the twisted-pair line and degree of electrical interference

11. This is the protocol used to "gather" DSL traffic from user and forward it to a Digital Subscriber
Line Access Multiplexer, which consolidates traffic across the backbone network. 

a. Forward DNS lookup


b. Transmission Control Protocol
c. Asynchronous Transfer Mode
d. Accelerated Hub Architecture

12. This form of DSL uses most of the channel to transmit downstream to the user and only a small
part to receive information from the user.
a. VoIP
b. Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
c. ISDN
d. cable modem

13. This trademarked version of DSL that is somewhat slower than ADSL but has the advantage that
a "splitter" does not need to be installed at the user's end.
a. Unified Messaging
b. Consumer DSL
c. G. Lite
d. Net caster

4. This device divides the incoming signal into low frequencies to send to voice devices, and high
frequencies for data to the computer.
a. multicast router
b. interface device
c. sequencer
d. splitter

5. This is a network device, usually at a telephone company centraloffice, that receives signals from
multiple customer DSL connections and puts the signals on a high-speed backbone line.
a. MBone
b. repeater
c. hub
d. DSLAM

6. This is the leading method of signal modulation for DSL servicein which the usable frequency
range is separated into 256 frequency bands(or channels) of 4.3125KHz each.
a. pulse code modulation
b. Discrete Multitone
c. frequency-division multiplexing
d. Signaling System 7

7. This is a technology from US Robotics (now 3Com) for the downstream transmission of data over
ordinary phone lines at 56 Kbps.
a. Y-modem
b. xDSL
c. Z-modem
d. x2

8. This term is used to describe multiple signals or streams of information sent at the same time in
the form of a single, complex signal and then recovered as separate signals at the receiving end.
a. multicast
b. multilink bundle
c. multiplexing
d. Multithreading

9. This type of DSL is used for wideband digital transmission within a corporate site and between the
telephone company and a customer.It is symmetrical, meaning that an equal amount of bandwidth
is available in both directions.
a. BAL
b. high bit-rate DSL
c. vBNS
d. wideband code-division multiple access

10. This was the original approach for modulation of a Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) signal.
a. carrierless amplitude/phase
b. pulse code modulation
c. quadrature amplitude modulation
d. phase-shift keying

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