Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers
Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q311: Fill in the blank: The address range 10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255 is defined as ________.
- A: a public address block
- B: a reserved address block
- C: a private address block
- D: an experimental address block
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C
Q312: What is the primary purpose of using the Windows Calculator in network address calculations?
- A: To perform arithmetic operations
- B: To calculate network addresses and subnet masks
- C: To manage network security settings
- D: To configure network hardware
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B
Q313: Fill in the blank: To calculate a subnet mask in Windows Calculator, you should use the ________ mode.
- A: Standard
- B: Programming
- C: Scientific
- D: Converter
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C
Q314: Which mode in Windows Calculator is used to perform binary calculations?
- A: Standard
- B: Scientific
- C: Programming
- D: Converter
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C
Q315: Fill in the blank: In Windows Calculator, to find the network address from an IP address and subnet mask, you must perform a ________ operation.
- A: Division
- B: Binary AND
- C: Multiplication
- D: Hexadecimal conversion
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B
Q316: What is the function of the Binary AND operation in network address calculations?
- A: It combines two IP addresses
- B: It converts binary to decimal
- C: It determines the network address from an IP address and subnet mask
- D: It calculates subnet size
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C
Q317: Fill in the blank: To convert a subnet mask from decimal to binary in Windows Calculator, switch to ________ mode.
- A: Standard
- B: Scientific
- C: Programming
- D: Converter
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C
Q318: Which mode should you use in Windows Calculator to perform calculations involving IP addresses and subnet masks?
- A: Standard
- B: Scientific
- C: Programming
- D: Converter
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C
Q319: Fill in the blank: To calculate the broadcast address using Windows Calculator, you need to perform a ________ operation after finding the network address.
- A: Binary OR
- B: Binary AND
- C: Hexadecimal conversion
- D: Decimal addition
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A
Q320: What does the Binary AND operation help determine in network address calculations?
- A: The network address
- B: The broadcast address
- C: The subnet size
- D: The IP address range
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A