Types of Computer Network

Which of the following is an example of a WAN?

• A network that covers a small area on a single site
• The internet
• A network that connects LANs in different locations
• A network that uses WIFI

What is a LAN?

• A network that covers a small area on a single site
• A network that connects LANs in different locations
• A network that uses WIFI
• A network that connects various devices such as PCs and printers

Which of the following is an example of a LAN?

• The internet
• A network that covers a small area on a single site
• A network that uses WIFI
• A network that connects LANs in different locations

What is the difference between a LAN and a WAN?

• LANs cover a small area on a single site, while WANs connect LANs in different locations
• LANs are more expensive to set up than WANs
• LANs are used in schools and universities, while WANs are used in businesses
• LANs connect LANs in different locations, while WANs cover a small area on a single site

What is a benefit of using a LAN?

• LANs can easily spread viruses
• LANs are expensive to set up
• Hardware such as printers can be shared between users
• LANs are difficult to manage

What is a benefit of using a WAN?

• Hardware such as printers can be shared between users
• WANs are difficult to manage
• WANs can easily spread viruses
• WANs are expensive to set up

What is a drawback of using a LAN?

• LANs can easily spread viruses
• Hardware such as printers can be shared between users
• LANs are difficult to manage
• LANs are expensive to set up

What is a drawback of using a WAN?

• WANs are difficult to manage
• Hardware such as printers can be shared between users
• WANs are expensive to set up
• WANs can easily spread viruses

What is the relationship between LANs and WANs?

• LANs and WANs are unrelated
• LANs are a type of WAN
• WANs are a type of LAN
• LANs and WANs are the same thing

What is a WAN?

• A network that connects LANs in different locations
• A network that uses WIFI
• A network that connects various devices such as PCs and printers
• A network that covers a small area on a single site