Introduction to Computing MCQs with Answers
Practice important Introduction to Computing MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q901: Which ISP type is most likely to provide Internet access to individual homes and businesses?
- A: Access ISP
- B: Tier-2 ISP
- C: Tier-1 ISP
- D: Core ISP
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A
Q902: What is an example of an access ISP?
- A: A cable company
- B: A tier-1 ISP
- C: A cloud service provider
- D: A large corporation offering global connectivity
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A
Q903: What is the primary function of tier-1 ISPs in the Internet hierarchy?
- A: To act as the backbone of the Internet
- B: To provide regional connectivity
- C: To offer local Internet access
- D: To serve end systems
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B
Q904: Which network components are at the core of the Internet?
- A: Tier-1 and tier-2 ISPs
- B: Tier-3 ISPs
- C: Access points
- D: Cell towers
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A
Q905: What distinguishes tier-2 ISPs from tier-1 ISPs?
- A: Their regional scope and less potent capabilities
- B: Their high-speed, high-capacity WANs
- C: Their role in providing access to individual homes
- D: Their responsibility for maintaining the backbone network
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A
Q906: What is the common name for a network provided by an access ISP?
- A: An intranet
- B: A tier-1 network
- C: A hot spot
- D: A cellular network
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A
Q907: How do access points provide Internet access to end systems?
- A: By connecting to an access ISP through wireless technology
- B: By directly connecting to a tier-1 ISP via cables
- C: By managing their own backbone networks
- D: By acting as tier-2 ISPs
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A
Q908: What type of network coverage is similar to hot spots in the cellular telephone industry?
- A: Cells
- B: Backbones
- C: Tiers
- D: Zones
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A
Q909: What does an IP address uniquely identify in the Internet?
- A: A computer
- B: A network router
- C: A domain name
- D: A network switch
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A
Q910: What is the current bit-length of IP addresses being used to provide a larger set of addresses?
- A: 32 bits
- B: 64 bits
- C: 128 bits
- D: 256 bits
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C