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Data Communication MCQs with Answers

Practice important Data Communication MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q2151: Which combination increases error correction capability in multimedia streams?
  • A: ARQ + delay
  • B: Checksum + CRC
  • C: Hamming + Interleaving
  • D: Redundancy + encryption
View Answer
C

Q2152: What does the “t” represent in a packet that can correct “t” bit errors using Hamming distance?
  • A: Number of bits lost
  • B: Number of packets sent
  • C: Number of errors that can be corrected
  • D: Number of chunks combined
View Answer
C

Q2153: What is a benefit of combining high and low resolution packets in transmission?
  • A: More redundancy
  • B: Better compression
  • C: Error correction and efficient playback
  • D: Decreased delay
View Answer
C

Q2154: Fill in the blank: In the compounding method, high-resolution packets are combined with ______ resolution duplicates.
  • A: random
  • B: low
  • C: medium
  • D: super-high
View Answer
B

Q2155: How many low-resolution packets can be created from five high-resolution packets, according to the content?
  • A: Two
  • B: Three
  • C: Four
  • D: Five
View Answer
C

Q2156: What is the role of redundant low-resolution packets in compounding?
  • A: Data reordering
  • B: Encryption
  • C: Error reproduction
  • D: Data recovery
View Answer
D

Q2157: Which of the following is an FEC technique that supports real-time multimedia transmission?
  • A: Retransmission
  • B: Interleaving only
  • C: Chunk drop only
  • D: Combining redundancy and error correction
View Answer
D

Q2158: Fill in the blank: Using XOR operations in FEC enables the receiver to ______.
  • A: encrypt packets
  • B: remove headers
  • C: reconstruct missing packets
  • D: synchronize clocks
View Answer
C

Q2159: Which error correction method is preferred when delay is not acceptable?
  • A: Retransmission
  • B: Forward Error Correction
  • C: Cyclic Codes
  • D: Back Propagation
View Answer
B

Q2160: In the formula Pi = P1 + P2 + … + R + … + PN, what does "+" denote?
  • A: OR
  • B: XOR
  • C: AND
  • D: NAND
View Answer
B

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