26. What does IP stand for?

A. Internet Protocol

B. Internal Protocol

C. Interconnected Protocol

D. Internet Procedure

31. What is the primary function of a switch?

A. Amplify signals

B. Connect different networks

C. Forward data to specific devices

D. Connect devices wirelessly

Answer: C. Forward data to specific devices

32. Which device connects two or more different networks?

A. Router

B. Switch

C. Repeater

D. Hub

Answer: A. Router

33. A __________ is used to boost signals in a network in case signals weakens by different reasons?

A. Switch

B. Router

C. Repeater

D. Firewall

Answer: C. Repeater
35. A hub sends data to __________.

A. All connected devices

B. A specific device

C. Only routers

D. Devices outside the network

Answer: A. All connected devices

37. Bluetooth is an example of __________. A. PAN B. LAN C. MAN D. WAN Answer: A. PAN

41. A LAN typically covers __________. A. A single room or building B. A city C. A country D. Multiple
countries

Answer: A. A single room or building

42. Which network type connects multiple LANs across large distances? A. WAN B. MAN C. PAN D. CAN
Answer: A. WAN

43. What is an example of a MAN?

A. A small office network

B. A city's metro network

C. The internet

D. A home Wi-Fi network

Answer: B. A city's metro network

44. Which network type is the largest in terms of geographical coverage?

A. LAN

B. WAN

C. MAN

D. PAN

Answer: B. WAN

45. The Internet is an example of a __________

A. LAN

B. WAN

C. MAN

D. PAN

Answer: B. WAN

Here’s a comprehensive list of 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) for grade 9 students on the
fundamentals of networking, covering essential elements like switches, routers, NICs, repeaters,
topologies, media, geographical area, resource sharing, and security.

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1. Basics of Networking

1. Which of the following is an example of a network device?

A. Mouse

B. Switch

C. Keyboard

D. Monitor

Answer: B. Switch

2. What is the main purpose of a router in a network?

A. Connecting computers to printers

B. Transmitting data between different networks

C. Increasing signal strength

D. Storing data

Answer: B. Transmitting data between different networks

3. A device used to amplify weak signals in a network is called a __________.

A. Switch

B. Repeater

C. Router

D. NIC

Answer: B. Repeater

4. NIC stands for __________.

A. Network Information Card

B. Network Interface Card

C. Network Internet Card

D. Network Internal Connection

Answer: B. Network Interface Card

5. What type of device connects multiple devices in a single network and forwards data based on MAC
addresses?

A. Router

B. Hub

C. Switch

D. Repeater

Answer: C. Switch

6. In which network topology are all devices connected to a single central hub?

A. Ring

B. Star

C. Bus

D. Mesh

Answer: B. Star

7. Which topology connects each device to every other device in the network?
A. Bus

B. Mesh

C. Star

D. Ring

Answer: B. Mesh

8. In a __________ topology, data travels in a circular manner.

A. Star

B. Bus

C. Ring

D. Mesh

Answer: C. Ring

9. Which of the following topologies is the simplest and cheapest to implement?

A. Star

B. Mesh

C. Bus

D. Tree

Answer: C. Bus

10. Which topology provides the highest level of fault tolerance?

A. Bus

B. Mesh

C. Ring

D. Star

Answer: B. Mesh
11. Which of the following is an example of wired communication media?

A. Wi-Fi

B. Bluetooth

C. Fiber optic cable

D. Infrared

Answer: C. Fiber optic cable

13. Which networking medium uses light signals to transmit data?

A. Coaxial cable

B. Fiber optic cable

C. Twisted pair cable

D. Wireless

Answer: B. Fiber optic cable

14. Wireless communication uses __________ signals.

A. Electrical

B. Light

C. Radio

D. Magnetic

Answer: C. Radio

Answer: C. Interference

16. What does LAN stand for?

A. Local Area Network

B. Long Area Network

C. Large Access Network

D. Local Access Network

Answer: A. Local Area Network

17. Which type of network covers a city or large campus? A. LAN B. WAN. C. MAN D. PAN

Answer: C. MAN

18. A network that connects devices in a small room or building is called a __________.

A. LAN

B. WAN

C. MAN

D. PAN

Answer: A. LAN

19. What is the full form of WAN?

A. Wide Access Network

B. Wide Area Network

C. Wireless Area Network

D. Wide Area Node

Answer: B. Wide Area Network

20. Which network is used for personal devices such as smartphones and laptops?

A. LAN B. WAN C. PAND. MAN

Here are 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) based on the given topics for Information Technology:

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Define Computer Network (10 MCQs)

1. What is a computer network?

A. A single computer used for storing data

B. A collection of interconnected computers sharing resources

C. A software program for editing documents

D. A standalone system for gaming

Answer: B. A collection of interconnected computers sharing resources

2. What is the primary purpose of a computer network?

A. To play video games

B. To allow computers to communicate and share resources

C. To create documents

D. To increase the speed of a single computer

Answer: B. To allow computers to communicate and share resources

3. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of a computer network?

A. Sharing resources

B. Enhanced communication

C. Increased redundancy of data

D. Centralized data storage

Answer: C. Increased redundancy of data

4. What does the term "resource sharing" refer to in networking?

A. Sharing physical components like printers and scanners

B. Sharing files and data

C. Sharing internet connections

D. All of the above

Answer: D. All of the above

5. Which of these is NOT required to form a computer network?

A. Hardware components

B. Network protocols

C. Storage devices

D. Communication media

Answer: C. Storage devices

6. What is the main role of a server in a network?

A. To connect devices wirelessly

B. To store and manage shared resources

C. To scan for viruses

D. To act as an output device

Answer: B. To store and manage shared resources

7. Which of these terms refers to a computer that provides resources to other devices in a network?

A. Peer

B. Client

C. Server

D. Workstation
Answer: C. Server

8. What does "networking" refer to?

A. Building a computer

B. Connecting computers to share resources

C. Installing an operating system

D. Programming a computer

Answer: B. Connecting computers to share resources

**9. A computer without any network connectivity is called a:

A. Standalone computer

B. Server

C. Node

D. Workstation

Answer: A. Standalone computer

10. What is the largest computer network in the world?

A. LAN

B. MAN

C. WAN

D. The Internet

Answer: D. The Internet

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Building Blocks of a Network (15 MCQs)

11. Which of the following is a network device?

A. Printer

B. Router

C. Word Processor

D. Monitor

Answer: B. Router

12. What is the function of a switch in a network?

A. It directs data to its intended destination within a network

B. It connects different networks together

C. It broadcasts data to all devices

D. It prevents unauthorized access

Answer: A. It directs data to its intended destination within a network

13. What is the primary purpose of a router?

A. To connect devices in a local network

B. To route data between different networks

C. To amplify signals in a network

D. To manage power supply in a network

Answer: B. To route data between different networks

14. What does NIC stand for in networking?

A. Network Input Component

B. Network Interface Card

C. Network Integration Circuit

D. Network Internal Card

Answer: B. Network Interface Card

15. Which device is used to regenerate and amplify signals in a network?

A. Switch

B. Repeater

C. Router

D. Hub

Answer: B. Repeater

16. What type of cable is most commonly used in modern wired networks?

A. Coaxial cable

B. Fiber optic cable

C. Twisted pair cable

D. Parallel cable

Answer: C. Twisted pair cable

17. Which of the following is NOT a network medium?

A. Ethernet cable

B. Wi-Fi

C. Bluetooth

D. Printer
Answer: D. Printer

**18. A firewall is used for:

A. Storing data

B. Enhancing network speed

C. Securing a network

D. Connecting to the Internet

Answer: C. Securing a network

19. What is the role of an access point in a wireless network?

A. To connect wired devices

B. To connect wireless devices to a wired network

C. To route data to other networks

D. To broadcast TV signals

Answer: B. To connect wireless devices to a wired network

20. What does a hub do in a network?

A. Routes data

B. Broadcasts data to all devices

C. Encrypts network traffic

D. Stores files

Answer: B. Broadcasts data to all devices

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LAN, MAN, WAN; Client-Server vs Peer-to-Peer (25 MCQs)

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definitions of LAN, MAN, WAN, as well as the distinctions between client-server and peer-to-peer
models.)

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LAN, MAN, WAN, Client-Server vs Peer-to-Peer (25 MCQs)

21. What does LAN stand for in networking?

A. Local Area Network

B. Large Area Network

C. Long Area Network

D. Local Access Node

Answer: A. Local Area Network

22. Which of the following best describes a LAN?

A. A network that connects multiple cities

B. A network that spans a large geographical area

C. A network typically limited to a single building or campus

D. A network that connects multiple countries

Answer: C. A network typically limited to a single building or campus

23. Which of the following is a characteristic of a WAN (Wide Area Network)?

A. Limited to a small geographical area like a home or office

B. Spans over a large geographical area, often across cities or countries

C. Uses only fiber optic cables

D. Provides wireless connections only

Answer: B. Spans over a large geographical area, often across cities or countries

24. What does MAN stand for in networking?

A. Multi-Area Network

B. Medium Area Network

C. Metropolitan Area Network

D. Multi-Access Network

Answer: C. Metropolitan Area Network

25. What is the typical size of a MAN?

A. A few meters

B. A few kilometers, covering a city

C. The entire country

D. A building or campus

Answer: B. A few kilometers, covering a city

26. Which of the following networks is used to connect different branches of a company across multiple
cities?

A. LAN

B. MAN

C. WAN

D. PAN

Answer: C. WAN

27. Which of the following is an example of a peer-to-peer network?

A. A network where all devices are connected to a server

B. A network where all devices communicate with each other equally

C. A network that uses a central hub to manage traffic

D. A network that only allows one-way communication

Answer: B. A network where all devices communicate with each other equally

28. In a client-server network, who controls the access to shared resources?

A. The client

B. The server

C. The router

D. The switch
Answer: B. The server

29. Which of the following is a disadvantage of a peer-to-peer network?

A. Higher cost

B. Security management is difficult

C. Limited scalability

D. All of the above

Answer: B. Security management is difficult

30. Which type of network typically provides more control over security and resource management?

A. Peer-to-Peer

B. Client-Server

C. MAN

D. LAN

Answer: B. Client-Server

31. In which type of network do all devices communicate directly without a central server?

A. Client-Server

B. Peer-to-Peer

C. WAN

D. MAN

Answer: B. Peer-to-Peer

32. What is the main advantage of a client-server network over a peer-to-peer network?

A. Simplicity and ease of setup

B. Centralized management and control

C. Lower cost

D. Better for small networks

Answer: B. Centralized management and control

33. What is a common use case for a peer-to-peer network?

A. Small offices with shared printers

B. Large enterprise networks

C. Servers hosting large databases

D. Online cloud applications

Answer: A. Small offices with shared printers

34. Which of the following is typically true for client-server networks?

A. Every device is equal and shares resources

B. There is a central server that provides resources to clients

C. Clients manage their own resources

D. It is suitable for small businesses only

Answer: B. There is a central server that provides resources to clients

35. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a LAN?

A. Limited to a small geographical area

B. High data transfer rates

C. Typically used for private networking

D. Can span over multiple cities

Answer: D. Can span over multiple cities

36. Which type of network is suitable for connecting devices within a home?

A. LAN

B. WAN

C. MAN

D. PAN

Answer: A. LAN

37. Which of the following best describes the client-server architecture?

A. All devices function as both servers and clients

B. A central server manages requests and resources

C. Each client can communicate directly with other clients

D. No central server is required

Answer: B. A central server manages requests and resources

38. Which of the following statements is true about WAN?

A. It is limited to small geographical areas

B. It requires high-speed internet connectivity

C. It is typically faster than LAN

D. It is mostly used for personal networking

Answer: B. It requires high-speed internet connectivity

39. Which of these network types uses leased telephone lines to connect different locations?

A. LAN

B. MAN
C. WAN

D. PAN

Answer: C. WAN

40. In a peer-to-peer network, which device typically has the authority to share resources with others?

A. Only one device, known as the server

B. Any device can share resources with others

C. The router

D. The hub

Answer: B. Any device can share resources with others

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Network Topologies (20 MCQs)

41. What is a network topology?

A. The physical layout of the network’s devices

B. The speed of data transfer in a network

C. The distance covered by the network

D. The number of users connected to the network

Answer: A. The physical layout of the network’s devices

42. Which of the following is a characteristic of the bus topology?

A. Each device is connected to a central device

B. Devices share a common communication channel

C. Devices are connected in a circular manner

D. It uses multiple cables for communication

Answer: B. Devices share a common communication channel

43. Which topology is most commonly used in LANs?

A. Star

B. Bus

C. Ring

D. Mesh

Answer: A. Star

44. In which topology do all devices connect to a central device, like a hub or switch?

A. Bus

B. Star

C. Ring

D. Mesh

Answer: B. Star

45. Which of the following is true about the ring topology?

A. It has a central device managing traffic

B. Data travels in a loop from device to device

C. It is the least expensive to install

D. It is not very scalable

Answer: B. Data travels in a loop from device to device

46. Which topology is the most fault-tolerant?

A. Bus

B. Star

C. Mesh

D. Ring

Answer: C. Mesh

47. What is the main disadvantage of a bus topology?

A. Single point of failure can disrupt the entire network

B. It is expensive to install

C. Data transfer speed is slower than other topologies

D. It requires more cables than star topology

Answer: A. Single point of failure can disrupt the entire network

48. In a mesh topology, how are devices connected?

A. Each device is connected to every other device

B. All devices connect to a central hub

C. Devices are connected in a single line

D. Devices are connected in a ring

Answer: A. Each device is connected to every other device

49. Which of the following is a benefit of a star topology?

A. Easier to troubleshoot

B. Less expensive to install

C. More fault-tolerant than ring topology

D. Uses fewer cables than bus topology

Answer: A. Easier to troubleshoot

50. Which network topology is often used in WANs?

A. Bus

B. Mesh

C. Star

D. Hybrid

Answer: B. Mesh

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Network (10 MCQs)

51. Which of the following is an advantage of networking?

A. Easier to manage and control resources

B. Increased security

C. Decreased reliability

D. More expensive

Answer: A. Easier to manage and control resources

52. What is one disadvantage of a network?

A. Sharing resources can increase efficiency

B. Centralized data management increases security

C. Network failure can lead to loss of access to shared resources

D. It allows users to connect remotely

Answer: C. Network failure can lead to loss of access to shared resources

53. What is an advantage of using a client-server model?

A. Easy to set up

B. Centralized data management and control

C. Low cost

D. No need for a server

Answer: B. Centralized data management and control

54. Which of the following is a disadvantage of using a peer-to-peer network?

A. No central server to manage resources

B. Requires expensive hardware

C. Only suitable for large businesses

D. Difficult to set up

Answer: A. No central server to manage resources

55. What is a potential disadvantage of LAN?

A. Limited geographical range

B. Difficulty in troubleshooting

C. Expensive to install

D. Slower data transfer rate

Answer: A. Limited geographical range

56. What is an advantage of WAN?

A. Covers a small geographical area

B. High speed data transfer

C. Connects remote locations

D. Low setup cost

Answer: C. Connects remote locations

**57. A disadvantage of MAN is:

A. High installation cost

B. Very limited to small areas

C. Low bandwidth

D. Difficult to maintain

Answer: A. High installation cost

58. Which is true for a client-server network?

A. It requires a dedicated server to provide resources

B. All devices can act as both servers and clients

C. Devices only communicate with each other directly

D. It is less secure than peer-to-peer

Answer: A. It requires a dedicated server to provide resources

59. Which of the following is a benefit of using a wireless network?

A. Flexibility and mobility

B. Higher cost
C. Security vulnerabilities

D. Limited access to resources

Answer: A. Flexibility and mobility

60. What is a disadvantage of using a wireless network?

A. Increased flexibility

B. Limited coverage area

C. More expensive

D. Higher speed than wired networks

Answer: B. Limited coverage area

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additional details!

Here are 10 MCQs on Network Topology:

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Network Topology (10 MCQs)

1. Which of the following is the simplest network topology?

A. Star
B. Bus

C. Ring

D. Mesh

Answer: B. Bus

2. In which topology is every device connected to a central device (hub or switch)?

A. Mesh

B. Star

C. Bus

D. Ring

Answer: B. Star

3. Which of the following topologies provides redundancy by having multiple connections between
devices?

A. Bus

B. Mesh

C. Star

D. Ring

Answer: B. Mesh

4. In a ring topology, how is data transmitted between devices?

A. Data is transmitted to the next device in a circular fashion until it reaches the destination

B. Data is broadcast to all devices simultaneously

C. Data is transmitted from one device to the central hub

D. Data is forwarded to multiple devices at once

Answer: A. Data is transmitted to the next device in a circular fashion until it reaches the destination
5. Which topology has a single central cable (backbone) that connects all devices?

A. Star

B. Mesh

C. Bus

D. Ring

Answer: C. Bus

6. Which of the following is an advantage of the star topology?

A. Easy to install and expand

B. Highly reliable

C. No central hub required

D. Low cost

Answer: A. Easy to install and expand

7. What is the major disadvantage of a bus topology?

A. Difficult to troubleshoot

B. Single point of failure (central hub)

C. Limited cable length and number of devices

D. High maintenance costs

Answer: C. Limited cable length and number of devices

8. In a mesh topology, if one link fails, what happens?

A. The entire network goes down

B. The data will find an alternate path to the destination

C. The network slows down significantly

D. No data can be transmitted

Answer: B. The data will find an alternate path to the destination

9. Which of the following is an example of a hybrid topology?

A. A combination of star and mesh

B. A combination of bus and ring

C. A combination of star and bus

D. A combination of ring and star

Answer: C. A combination of star and bus

10. What is a key feature of a ring topology?

A. Data travels in a loop in one direction

B. Every device must have a direct connection to the central device

C. Each device is connected to multiple other devices

D. It uses a single central cable for all devices

Answer: A. Data travels in a loop in one direction

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These questions should help in understanding basic concepts of network topologies. Let me know if you
need more!

Here are 10 MCQs on Intermediary Devices in networking:

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Intermediary Devices (10 MCQs)

1. Which of the following is an example of an intermediary device in a computer network?

A. Computer

B. Switch

C. Printer

D. Router

Answer: B. Switch

2. What is the primary function of a router in a network?

A. To amplify signals

B. To forward data between different networks

C. To filter data packets based on IP addresses

D. To connect devices within a local network

Answer: B. To forward data between different networks

3. Which of the following devices operates at the Data Link Layer of the OSI model?

A. Router

B. Switch

C. Hub

D. Repeater

Answer: B. Switch
4. Which intermediary device is used to regenerate signals over long distances?

A. Hub

B. Router

C. Repeater

D. Switch

Answer: C. Repeater

5. What does a firewall do in a network?

A. Routes data packets

B. Provides security by filtering incoming and outgoing traffic

C. Connects devices to the internet

D. Amplifies the signal for long-distance transmission

Answer: B. Provides security by filtering incoming and outgoing traffic

6. Which intermediary device is used to connect multiple network segments and allows communication
between them?

A. Hub

B. Switch

C. Bridge

D. Router

Answer: C. Bridge

7. What is the role of a modem in a network?

A. To route traffic between networks

B. To convert digital data to analog signals and vice versa

C. To filter data traffic

D. To store data temporarily

Answer: B. To convert digital data to analog signals and vice versa

8. Which device is used to connect devices in a wireless network?

A. Router

B. Access Point

C. Hub

D. Repeater

Answer: B. Access Point

9. Which device is used to interconnect different networks in the internet backbone?

A. Router

B. Switch

C. Hub

D. Repeater

Answer: A. Router

10. What is the main difference between a hub and a switch?

A. A hub connects multiple networks, while a switch connects individual devices.

B. A hub broadcasts data to all devices, while a switch sends data only to the destination device.

C. A switch is used for long-distance communication, while a hub is used for local communication.

D. A hub operates at the Application Layer, while a switch operates at the Network Layer.

Answer: B. A hub broadcasts data to all devices, while a switch sends data only to the destination device.
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These MCQs will help students better understand the function of intermediary devices in networks. Let
me know if you need further clarification!

Here are 5 MCQs on Arranging Networks Based on Size:

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Arranging Networks Based on Size (5 MCQs)

1. Which network type is typically used for a single building or campus?

A. LAN (Local Area Network)

B. MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)

C. WAN (Wide Area Network)

D. PAN (Personal Area Network)

Answer: A. LAN (Local Area Network)

2. Which of the following network types covers a city or a large campus?

A. LAN (Local Area Network)

B. MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)

C. WAN (Wide Area Network)

D. PAN (Personal Area Network)

Answer: B. MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)

3. A network that connects computers over large geographical areas, such as different cities or
countries, is known as:

A. LAN

B. MAN

C. WAN

D. PAN

Answer: C. WAN (Wide Area Network)

4. Which network type is commonly used to connect personal devices such as smartphones, tablets, and
laptops within a small range?

A. LAN

B. PAN

C. MAN

D. WAN

Answer: B. PAN (Personal Area Network)

5. A corporate network that connects multiple LANs in different offices around the country would be
classified as a:

A. LAN

B. MAN

C. WAN

D. PAN

Answer: C. WAN (Wide Area Network)

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These MCQs focus on identifying and differentiating networks based on their size and geographical
scope. Let me know if you need more questions!

Here are 5 MCQs on End Devices in a network:

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End Devices (5 MCQs)

1. Which of the following is considered an end device in a computer network?

A. Router

B. Switch

C. Computer

D. Hub

Answer: C. Computer

2. What is the primary role of an end device in a network?

A. To manage the flow of data between other devices

B. To serve as the source or destination of data in a network

C. To transmit signals over long distances

D. To provide network security

Answer: B. To serve as the source or destination of data in a network

3. Which of the following is an example of an end device?

A. Network Interface Card (NIC)

B. Printer

C. Router

D. Switch

Answer: B. Printer

4. In a typical network, which of the following devices would be an end device?

A. Server

B. Access Point

C. Computer

D. Repeater

Answer: C. Computer

5. An end device that sends data to a network for others to receive and use is often referred to as a:

A. Transmitter

B. Source device

C. Switch

D. Hub

Answer: B. Source device

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Here are 5 MCQs on Types of Networks Based on Resource Security and Access:

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Types of Network Based on Resource Security and Access (5 MCQs)

1. In which type of network is resource access centrally controlled, and security is strictly managed by an
administrator?

A. Peer-to-Peer Network

B. Client-Server Network

C. LAN

D. WAN

Answer: B. Client-Server Network

2. Which type of network allows all devices to have equal access and control over resources?

A. Client-Server Network

B. Peer-to-Peer Network

C. Hybrid Network

D. LAN

Answer: B. Peer-to-Peer Network

3. In a client-server network, which device is typically responsible for providing shared resources such as
files, printers, or applications?

A. Client

B. Server
C. Hub

D. Switch

Answer: B. Server

4. In which type of network is access control and security typically less rigid, and each device can share
its resources with others directly?

A. Client-Server Network

B. Peer-to-Peer Network

C. MAN

D. WAN

Answer: B. Peer-to-Peer Network

5. A network where access to resources is restricted to authorized users and managed by central
security policies is known as:

A. Open Network

B. Secure Network

C. Private Network

D. Public Network

Answer: C. Private Network

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These MCQs help differentiate between types of networks based on how resources are shared, access is
controlled, and security is managed. Let me know if you need more questions or details!

Here are 5 MCQs on Advantages and Disadvantages of Networks:

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Networks (5 MCQs)

1. Which of the following is an advantage of using a network?

A. Improved security

B. Easier file sharing

C. Reduced network speed

D. Increased maintenance costs

Answer: B. Easier file sharing

2. What is one disadvantage of a network that uses a central server?

A. It is more difficult to expand

B. It requires multiple servers

C. A failure of the central server can cause the entire network to fail

D. It is less secure

Answer: C. A failure of the central server can cause the entire network to fail

3. Which of the following is an advantage of a peer-to-peer network?

A. Centralized management of resources

B. Higher cost of maintenance

C. Easy to set up and maintain

D. Improved scalability
Answer: C. Easy to set up and maintain

4. Which of the following is a disadvantage of a network?

A. Reduced resource sharing

B. Increased network security

C. Increased dependency on the network

D. Easy installation

Answer: C. Increased dependency on the network

5. In a networked environment, what can result from increased sharing of resources?

A. Higher data security

B. Reduced chances of data loss

C. Faster data transfer speeds

D. Potential for data theft and unauthorized access

Answer: D. Potential for data theft and unauthorized access

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These MCQs highlight both the advantages and disadvantages of using networks. Let me know if you
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Here are 10 MCQs on Disadvantages of Networks based on the provided information:

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Disadvantages of Networks (10 MCQs)

1. What is one disadvantage of networks in terms of security?

A. Increased resource sharing

B. Increased risk of viruses and malware spreading

C. Easier data encryption

D. Faster communication between devices

Answer: B. Increased risk of viruses and malware spreading

2. Which of the following is a potential security issue when computers are connected to a network?

A. Improved data protection

B. Remote access vulnerabilities

C. Enhanced firewall protection

D. Reduced risk of unauthorized access

Answer: B. Remote access vulnerabilities

3. What makes managing and setting up a network complex in an organization?

A. Low cost of network hardware

B. Lack of necessary software

C. The complexity of network structure and technology

D. Easy-to-use configuration tools

Answer: C. The complexity of network structure and technology

4. Which of the following is a significant cost-related disadvantage of networks?

A. High cost of operating system software

B. No additional resources needed for network maintenance

C. Costs associated with setting up, managing, and maintaining network hardware and software

D. Lower costs for employees working remotely

Answer: C. Costs associated with setting up, managing, and maintaining network hardware and software

5. How does a network potentially impact social behavior?

A. Increases productivity by reducing internet usage

B. Causes youth, especially students, to waste time on social media and unsafe internet resources

C. Encourages the growth of new businesses

D. Promotes safe and responsible internet usage

Answer: B. Causes youth, especially students, to waste time on social media and unsafe internet
resources

6. What is a common cybersecurity threat associated with networks?

A. Reduced vulnerability to attacks

B. Increased data privacy

C. Cyberbullying, disinformation, and identity theft

D. More efficient communication

Answer: C. Cyberbullying, disinformation, and identity theft

7. Which of the following describes a vulnerability introduced by networks?

A. Higher quality of data protection

B. Introduction of new ways for remote access to computers

C. Reduced network access

D. Improved user authentication

Answer: B. Introduction of new ways for remote access to computers

8. What is a disadvantage of having multiple devices connected to a network?

A. Easier access to backup resources

B. Increased risk of data loss and unauthorized access

C. More secure file sharing

D. Reduced network traffic

Answer: B. Increased risk of data loss and unauthorized access

9. What type of individual or role is required to manage and maintain a business network due to its
complexity?

A. Casual users with basic computer skills

B. Experienced professionals or certified network administrators

C. Non-technical support staff

D. Average consumers with home network setups

Answer: B. Experienced professionals or certified network administrators

10. What is one social disadvantage of using networks, especially social media platforms?

A. Encourages communication and learning

B. Leads to positive social interactions

C. Can cause cyberbullying and exposure to false information

D. Increases focus on work and productivity

Answer: C. Can cause cyberbullying and exposure to false information

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These MCQs highlight the key disadvantages of networks such as security issues, complexity, cost, and
social concerns. Let me know if you need more questions!