ISP and IP Quiz

What does ISP stand for?

• Internet Security Protocol

• International Service Provider

• Internet Service Provider

• Internet Speed Preference

What is the primary role of an ISP?

• Developing software applications

• Providing physical computer hardware

• Offering internet connectivity and services to individuals and businesses

• Managing social media platforms

Which technology is commonly used by ISPs to provide internet connectivity to homes and businesses?

• Wi-Fi

• Bluetooth

• NFC (Near Field Communication)

• AM/FM radio

What does 'broadband' refer to in the context of ISP services?

• High-speed internet connections

• Narrowband satellite communication

• Low-speed dial-up connections

• Fiber optic cables

Which type of ISP connection typically provides the fastest internet speed?

• Dial-up

• DSL (Digital Subscriber Line)

• Fiber optic

• Satellite

What is the primary purpose of a modem provided by an ISP?

• To create Wi-Fi hotspots

• To convert digital data from a computer into analog data for transmission

• To provide antivirus protection

• To manage email accounts

What is a 'hotspot' in the context of ISPs?

• A device that heats up while using the internet

• A popular internet service plan

• A location where Wi-Fi access is available for connecting to the internet

• A type of ISP modem

Which ISP service allows users to send and receive emails?

• Internet browser

• Web hosting

• Email service

• Video streaming

What does the term 'ISP speed throttling' refer to?

• Increasing internet speed during peak hours

• Limiting or reducing internet speed for certain types of traffic or users

• Measuring internet speed

• A type of modem

Which type of ISP connection uses a phone line to provide internet access?

• Fiber optic

• Cable

• DSL (Digital Subscriber Line)

• Satellite