4.2 Types of Networks

What is the main difference between a wired network and a wireless network?

• Wired networks are faster than wireless networks

• Wired networks are more secure than wireless networks

• Wired networks require cables while wireless networks use radio waves

• Wired networks are more convenient than wireless networks

Which type of network is more practical for businesses that require a fast connection and need to transfer large amounts of data?

• Wired network

• Wireless network

• Client-server network

• Peer-to-peer network

Why are wired networks generally considered to be more secure than wireless networks?

• Wired networks require physical cable connections

• Wireless networks can be accessed remotely by unauthorized users

• Wired networks have faster connection speeds

• Wireless networks are obstructed by physical objects

Which network model involves a central server that delivers resources to client computers?

• Client-server model

• Peer-to-peer model

• LAN model

• WAN model

What is the main advantage of using a client-server network model in schools?

• Centralized control and management

• Faster file transfer process

• Lower cost of setup and maintenance

• Ability to handle large amounts of traffic

Which type of network model is best suited for small networks that don't require rigorous security?

• Client-server model

• Peer-to-peer model

• LAN model

• WAN model

What is BitTorrent commonly used for?

• Distributing files like movies, TV shows, and songs

• Managing client-server networks

• Connecting LANs and WANs

• Providing wireless internet connections

What does LAN stand for?

• Local Access Network

• Large Area Network

• Local Area Network

• Long-range Area Network

Which type of internet connection uses telephone lines and is the slowest?

• Dial-up

• DSL

• Cable broadband

• Fiber optic

What is the main advantage of using fiber optic internet?

• Greater power and speed

• Ability to make phone calls while using the connection

• Availability in rural areas

• Reliability and affordability