Question 1

Which of the following is caused by sudden spikes in electromagnetic activity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Impulse noise 
B)  Latency 
C)  Intermodulation noise 
D)  Impedance 
A)  Impulse noise 
B)  Latency 
C)  Intermodulation noise 
D)  Impedance A

Question 2

Does the term impedance refer to a type of noise that is caused by sudden spikes in electromagnetic activity?

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

The splicing of multiple fiber optic strands at once, whether by fusion or mechanical means, is referred to as mass splicing. _________________________

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Match each statement below with the correct item
-A cable consisting of four insulated copper wires surrounded by a sheath.

Accepted Answer

A) Level 1 
B) Impedance 
C) Mass splicing 
D) Impulse noise 
E) Patch panel
F)Loss
G)Filtering
H)Distortion
I)Latency
J)Patch cable 
A) Level 1 
B) Impedance 
C) Mass splicing 
D) Impulse noise 
E) Patch panel
F)Loss
G)Filtering
H)Distortion
I)Latency
J)Patch cable

Question 5

Which of the following is a device that filters a signal so as to remove frequencies higher and lower than the range of frequencies known to carry data?

Accepted Answer

A)  Risers 
B)  Baseline 
C)  Bandpass filter 
D)  Band radius 
A)  Risers 
B)  Baseline 
C)  Bandpass filter 
D)  Band radius

Question 6

What term is used to describe the metallic substance that surrounds an insulated copper wire in shielded twisted-pair cabling?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What term is used to describe the...

Question 7

Does the term pinout refer to the individual wire termination within a connector?

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Match each statement below with the correct item
-The combined effect of a circuit's inductance and capacitance.

Accepted Answer

A) Level 8 
B) Impedance 
C) Mass splicing 
D) Impulse noise 
E) Patch panel
F)Loss
G)Filtering
H)Distortion
I)Latency
J)Patch cable 
A) Level 8 
B) Impedance 
C) Mass splicing 
D) Impulse noise 
E) Patch panel
F)Loss
G)Filtering
H)Distortion
I)Latency
J)Patch cable

Question 9

Which of the following refers to the unintended modification of at least one signal component, that makes the received signal different than that originally transmitted?

Accepted Answer

A)  Distortion 
B)  CAT5 
C)  Filtering 
D)  Impedance 
A)  Distortion 
B)  CAT5 
C)  Filtering 
D)  Impedance

Question 10

Which of the following is the standard connector used for modern twisted-pair cables such as CAT5?

Accepted Answer

A)  Shielding 
B)  Single-mode fiber 
C)  RJ-45 
D)  CAT5e 
A)  Shielding 
B)  Single-mode fiber 
C)  RJ-45 
D)  CAT5e

Question 11

Which of the following is a record of how well a system or network operates under normal conditions?

Accepted Answer

A)  Attenuation distortion 
B)  Bandpass filter 
C)  Baseline 
D)  Bend radius 
A)  Attenuation distortion 
B)  Bandpass filter 
C)  Baseline 
D)  Bend radius

Question 12

Level 1 is a cable that consists of four insulated copper wires surrounded by sheath. _________________________

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Which of the following refers to the ease with which a system or network can be extended?

Accepted Answer

A)  Scalability 
B)  Shielding 
C)  Propagation delay 
D)  Plenum 
A)  Scalability 
B)  Shielding 
C)  Propagation delay 
D)  Plenum

Question 14

The term enterprise wide refers to the scope of a network that spans an entire organization.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Which of the following is a type of fiber optic cable that contains a core, with a larger diameter, over which many pulses of light generated by a light emitting diode travel at different angles?

Accepted Answer

A)  Multimode fiber 
B)  Patch cable 
C)  Patch cord 
D)  Sheath 
A)  Multimode fiber 
B)  Patch cable 
C)  Patch cord 
D)  Sheath

Question 16

A type of noise caused by sudden spikes in electromagnetic activity is called ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A type of noise caused by sudden...

Question 17

What term is used to refer to the ease with which a system or network can be extended?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What term is used to refer to...

Question 18

Which of the following refers to the distortion of a signal that results from different signal components experiencing different levels of attenuation between the signal's sender and receiver.

Accepted Answer

A)  Alien crosstalk 
B)  Attenuation distortion 
C)  Baseline 
D)  Latency 
A)  Alien crosstalk 
B)  Attenuation distortion 
C)  Baseline 
D)  Latency

Question 19

The extent to which a light signal weakens over distance on a fiber optic network is referred to as ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The extent to which a light signal...

Question 20

A wall-mounted panel of data receptors into which cross-connect patch cables from the punch-down block are inserted, is referred to as a(n) patch cable. _________________________

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which of the following is caused by sudden spikes in electromagnetic activity?

Does the term impedance refer to a type of noise that is caused by sudden spikes in electromagnetic activity?

The splicing of multiple fiber optic strands at once, whether by fusion or mechanical means, is referred to as mass splicing. _________________________

Match each statement below with the correct item -A cable consisting of four insulated copper wires surrounded by a sheath.

Which of the following is a device that filters a signal so as to remove frequencies higher and lower than the range of frequencies known to carry data?

What term is used to describe the metallic substance that surrounds an insulated copper wire in shielded twisted-pair cabling?

Does the term pinout refer to the individual wire termination within a connector?

Match each statement below with the correct item -The combined effect of a circuit's inductance and capacitance.

Which of the following refers to the unintended modification of at least one signal component, that makes the received signal different than that originally transmitted?

Which of the following is the standard connector used for modern twisted-pair cables such as CAT5?

Which of the following is a record of how well a system or network operates under normal conditions?

Level 1 is a cable that consists of four insulated copper wires surrounded by sheath. _________________________

Which of the following refers to the ease with which a system or network can be extended?

The term enterprise wide refers to the scope of a network that spans an entire organization.

Which of the following is a type of fiber optic cable that contains a core, with a larger diameter, over which many pulses of light generated by a light emitting diode travel at different angles?

A type of noise caused by sudden spikes in electromagnetic activity is called ____________________.

What term is used to refer to the ease with which a system or network can be extended?

Which of the following refers to the distortion of a signal that results from different signal components experiencing different levels of attenuation between the signal's sender and receiver.

The extent to which a light signal weakens over distance on a fiber optic network is referred to as ____________________.

A wall-mounted panel of data receptors into which cross-connect patch cables from the punch-down block are inserted, is referred to as a(n) patch cable. _________________________

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Exam 8: Physical Transmission Media

Which of the following is caused by sudden spikes in electromagnetic activity?

Does the term impedance refer to a type of noise that is caused by sudden spikes in electromagnetic activity?

The splicing of multiple fiber optic strands at once, whether by fusion or mechanical means, is referred to as mass splicing. _________________________

Match each statement below with the correct item -A cable consisting of four insulated copper wires surrounded by a sheath.

Which of the following is a device that filters a signal so as to remove frequencies higher and lower than the range of frequencies known to carry data?

What term is used to describe the metallic substance that surrounds an insulated copper wire in shielded twisted-pair cabling?

Does the term pinout refer to the individual wire termination within a connector?

Match each statement below with the correct item -The combined effect of a circuit's inductance and capacitance.

Which of the following refers to the unintended modification of at least one signal component, that makes the received signal different than that originally transmitted?

Which of the following is the standard connector used for modern twisted-pair cables such as CAT5?

Which of the following is a record of how well a system or network operates under normal conditions?

Level 1 is a cable that consists of four insulated copper wires surrounded by sheath. _________________________

Which of the following refers to the ease with which a system or network can be extended?

The term enterprise wide refers to the scope of a network that spans an entire organization.

Which of the following is a type of fiber optic cable that contains a core, with a larger diameter, over which many pulses of light generated by a light emitting diode travel at different angles?

A type of noise caused by sudden spikes in electromagnetic activity is called ____________________.

What term is used to refer to the ease with which a system or network can be extended?

Which of the following refers to the distortion of a signal that results from different signal components experiencing different levels of attenuation between the signal's sender and receiver.

The extent to which a light signal weakens over distance on a fiber optic network is referred to as ____________________.

A wall-mounted panel of data receptors into which cross-connect patch cables from the punch-down block are inserted, is referred to as a(n) patch cable. _________________________

Telecommunications Overview

Principles of Telecommunications Technology

The Evolution of Telecommunications Technology and Policy

The Public Network

Customer Premise Equipment and Applications

Signaling and Switching

Data Networking Fundamentals

Wireless Transmission and Services

Network Access and Transmission Methods

Data Network Connectivity

Internet Standards and Services

Information Security

Convergence of Voice, Video, and Data

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