Data Communication MCQs with Answers
Practice important Data Communication MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q281: Fill in the blank: The TCP/IP protocol suite was presented in _______ and chosen as the official protocol in _______.
- A: 1973, 1983
- B: 1983, 1973
- C: 1985, 1990
- D: 1980, 1995
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A
Q282: What does each layer in the TCP/IP protocol suite provide?
- A: Specific functionality
- B: General functionality
- C: Networking protocols
- D: Data encryption
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A
Q283: Fill in the blank: Each layer in the TCP/IP protocol suite provides _______.
- A: Specific functionality
- B: General communication protocols
- C: Data encryption
- D: Internet access
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A
Q284: Which year was the TCP/IP protocol suite chosen to be the official protocol of the Internet?
- A: 1983
- B: 1973
- C: 1995
- D: 2000
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A
Q285: Which of the following is true about the TCP/IP protocol suite?
- A: It is a hierarchical protocol
- B: It is a flat protocol
- C: It only works with specific devices
- D: It does not allow communication over the Internet
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A
Q286: Fill in the blank: The TCP/IP protocol suite is used for communication over the _______.
- A: Internet
- B: Local Area Network (LAN)
- C: Wide Area Network (WAN)
- D: Bluetooth
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A
Q287: What type of architecture is used in the TCP/IP protocol suite?
- A: Layered architecture
- B: Flat architecture
- C: Non-hierarchical architecture
- D: Modular architecture
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A
Q288: Fill in the blank: TCP/IP is a _______ protocol suite for the Internet.
- A: Hierarchical
- B: Peer-to-peer
- C: Flat
- D: Single-layered
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A
Q289: What is one of the key features of the TCP/IP protocol suite?
- A: Each layer provides specific functionality
- B: It does not use multiple layers
- C: It supports only secure communication
- D: It uses a single layer for communication
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A
Q290: Fill in the blank: The TCP/IP protocol suite consists of a _______ architecture.
- A: Hierarchical
- B: Flat
- C: Single-layered
- D: Peer-to-peer architecture
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A