Question 1

____ technology enables you to connect to your cell phone through a display on your car's dashboard.

Accepted Answer

A)   Global positioning
B)   Bluetooth
C)   Narrowband
D)   Fiber-optic B

Question 2

RFID technology is most useful in areas where ____ is used.

Accepted Answer

A)   privacy
B)   WiMAX
C)   automatic identification
D)   synchronization C

Question 3

LTE access promises faster speeds for mobile wireless users and is aimed to be the successor to slower ____ technologies.

Accepted Answer

A)   GSDA
B)   3G
C)   geotagging
D)   RFID B

Question 4

Geotagging is the process of adding geographic identification metadata to digital media and messages.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Tagging a photo with geographic data is known as ____.

Accepted Answer

A)   metatagging
B)   geotagging
C)   metacartography
D)   digital geography

Question 6

Many cities have adopted ____ technology to provide faster Internet speed to their users.

Accepted Answer

A)   DSL
B)   WiMAX
C)   near field communications
D)   Bluetooth

Question 7

WiMAX has recently outpaced LTE as the emerging global standard for 4G cellular networks.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

RFID is one example of near field communications (NFC).

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Competing with LTE is RFID,a similar technology used by cellular carriers such as Verizon.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A WiMAX access point has a ____ range.

Accepted Answer

A)   33-foot
B)   1000-foot
C)   1-mile
D)   31-mile

Question 11

An area of a building where you can connect to the Internet wirelessly is often referred to as a ____.

Accepted Answer

A)   GPS spot
B)   hotspot
C)   cell tower
D)   signal

Question 12

Global positioning system (GPS)____ are primarily used to assist travelers in getting from one place to another.

Accepted Answer

A)   receivers
B)   infrared waves
C)   transponders
D)   tags

Question 13

A new fourth-generation technology called ____ is competing to become the wireless network of choice for high-speed connectivity.

Accepted Answer

A)   Wi-Fi
B)   Bluetooth
C)   Long Term Evolution
D)   CDMA

Question 14

We rely on ____ as the dominant technology to provide wireless Internet access in our everyday lives.

Accepted Answer

A)   Bluetooth
B)   near field communications
C)   RFID
D)   wireless fidelity

Question 15

Wi-Fi is a wireless technology that connects users to networks within a range of about 30 miles.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Wireless data communications refers to telecommunications that take place over the air.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Bluetooth technology is a possible solution to the "last mile" problem.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

____ technology may someday replace today's bar code system for identifying items in inventory.

Accepted Answer

A)   VPN
B)   RFID
C)   GSM
D)   Bluetooth

Exam 40: Wireless Data Communications

____ technology enables you to connect to your cell phone through a display on your car's dashboard.

RFID technology is most useful in areas where ____ is used.

LTE access promises faster speeds for mobile wireless users and is aimed to be the successor to slower ____ technologies.

Geotagging is the process of adding geographic identification metadata to digital media and messages.

Tagging a photo with geographic data is known as ____.

Many cities have adopted ____ technology to provide faster Internet speed to their users.

WiMAX has recently outpaced LTE as the emerging global standard for 4G cellular networks.

RFID is one example of near field communications (NFC).

Competing with LTE is RFID,a similar technology used by cellular carriers such as Verizon.

A WiMAX access point has a ____ range.

An area of a building where you can connect to the Internet wirelessly is often referred to as a ____.

Global positioning system (GPS) ____ are primarily used to assist travelers in getting from one place to another.

A new fourth-generation technology called ____ is competing to become the wireless network of choice for high-speed connectivity.

We rely on ____ as the dominant technology to provide wireless Internet access in our everyday lives.

Wi-Fi is a wireless technology that connects users to networks within a range of about 30 miles.

Wireless data communications refers to telecommunications that take place over the air.

Bluetooth technology is a possible solution to the "last mile" problem.

____ technology may someday replace today's bar code system for identifying items in inventory.