Deck 7: Wireless Networking
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Deck 7: Wireless Networking
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"Wi-Fi" is short for "wireless fidelity."
True
2
A wireless router or access point broadcasts its service set identifier (SSID) as a way of identifying the network's name.
True
3
A device configured for the 802.11a standard will always be compatible with one configured for 802.11b.
False
4
An "evil twin" attack involves a hacker standing close to the user of a wireless device in an attempt to spot login information, passwords, and other sensitive data.
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Bluejacking is the most dangerous threat to a Bluetooth device.
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SMS is no longer one of the most widely used and popular forms of communication methods, having been replaced in 1994 by PCS.
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A piconet can connect two to sixteen devices at a time.
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Devices using infrared technology can easily beam information across a crowded room, or even around a corner.
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All Bluetooth devices are designed to be compatible with each other.
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10
City-wide wireless networks are often called municipal broadband.
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WWAN networking provides wireless connections to the Internet using networks created by cellular phone carriers.
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12
WEP and WPA both can use a 128-bit key to encrypt data.
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13
Phishing is the act of driving through a neighborhood looking for unsecured wireless networks.
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14
Three security problems of Bluetooth devices are bluejacking, bluesnarfing, and bluebugging.
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15
One way to increase protection of wireless devices is to disable the device's autoconnect feature.
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A wireless mesh network is a series of wireless nodes that relay communication across a network.
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17
The first wireless technology was used in 1988.
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18
Hackers sometimes use "sniffer programs" to illegally monitor activity on wireless networks.
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19
Every network interface card receives a unique number, called a MAC address, to identify the device.
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Wired Passphrase Encryption (WPE) is a security protocol for wireless LANs that works by encrypting data sent over the network.
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21

Source: Motorola Archives
The accompanying figure shows a(n) 2G wireless device that transmits voice data only. _________________________
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22
A(n) ____ local area network is a network in which devices use high-frequency radio waves to communicate with a base station, which is connected to the Internet.
A) wired
B) ethereal
C) wireless
D) cellular
A) wired
B) ethereal
C) wireless
D) cellular
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23
Text messages were first made available to cell phone users with the advent of ____ technology.
A) 1G
B) 2G
C) 2.5G
D) 3G
A) 1G
B) 2G
C) 2.5G
D) 3G
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24
The term "piconet" is used in relationship to infrared technology. _________________________
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WPA is a standard that was developed by the World Wide Web Consortium to address inherent weaknesses in WEP. _________________________
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26
The two major types of PAN are infrared and Bluetooth. _________________________
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27
When WEP is enabled, it encrypts data sent over a network using a key, sometimes also called a(n) passphrase, that is entered by the user. _________________________
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28
A(n) dual band access point makes it possible to connect any wireless device to the same access point. _________________________
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29
In Wi-Fi terms, a(n) ____ is an area of network coverage.
A) wired spot
B) hotspot
C) access zone
D) hot zone
A) wired spot
B) hotspot
C) access zone
D) hot zone
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30
The ____ is a not-for-profit organization that certifies interoperability of Wi-Fi products and promotes Wi-Fi as a standard for wireless LANs.
A) W3C
B) Wireless Initiative
C) Mobile Productivity Alliance
D) Wi-Fi Alliance
A) W3C
B) Wireless Initiative
C) Mobile Productivity Alliance
D) Wi-Fi Alliance
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31
Bluesnarfing occurs when a hacker with special software is able to detect the signal from a Bluetooth device and gain access to its data. _________________________
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32
Most consumer Bluetooth devices have a data transfer rate of 1 Mbps. _________________________
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33
In 1994, cellular phone carriers created the first commercial digital networks, with a data transfer rate of ____.
A) 14.4 Kbps
B) 14.4 Mbps
C) 56 Kbps
D) 11 Mbps
A) 14.4 Kbps
B) 14.4 Mbps
C) 56 Kbps
D) 11 Mbps
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34
Voice over Internet Protocol converts audio signals to digital packets so that you can use a broadband Internet connection to make telephone calls. _________________________
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35
Most experts recommend that, when you leave for vacation, you should change the passphrase to your wireless network for security. _________________________
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36
To access the Internet using a(n) WLAN, you need an account with the cellular carrier that owns the network. _________________________
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37
In a wireless mesh network, the number of nodes that need to be wired to an Internet connection is one. _________________________
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38
A(n) MiFi device is a small, battery-operated, mobile personal hotspot for connecting Wi-Fi devices to the Internet. _________________________
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39
SSIDs are not case-sensitive. _________________________
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40
A wireless device's ____ refers to the physical distance between the access point and the wireless device.
A) bandwidth
B) travel zone
C) network mesh
D) range
A) bandwidth
B) travel zone
C) network mesh
D) range
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41

In the accompanying figure, Box "D." would show a radio spectrum of ____ GHz.
A) 1.2
B) 5
C) 9
D) 2.4
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42

In the accompanying figure, Box "E." should show a data transfer rate of up to ____ Mbps.
A) 1
B) 3
C) 11
D) 54
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43
When you see the term "Wi-Fi," it most often refers to the 802.11 ____ standard.
A) a
B) b
C) g
D) n
A) a
B) b
C) g
D) n
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44
Because infrared uses ____ waves to carry data, it doesn't interfere with technologies that use radio waves.
A) morse
B) light
C) fiber-optic
D) cross-spectral
A) morse
B) light
C) fiber-optic
D) cross-spectral
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45
IrDA stands for ____.
A) Infrared Data Association
B) Internet Domain Administration
C) Information Deliverance Association
D) Integrated Data Access
A) Infrared Data Association
B) Internet Domain Administration
C) Information Deliverance Association
D) Integrated Data Access
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46

In the accompanying figure, Box "A." represents the column heading "____".
A) Infrared
B) 802.11h
C) 802.11n
D) WiMAX
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47
The hotspot created by MiFi is password protected and can be used to connect Wi-Fi devices located within ____ feet of the MiFi device to the Internet.
A) 5
B) 10
C) 20
D) 30
A) 5
B) 10
C) 20
D) 30
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48
Any Wi-Fi certified device will always be able to connect to ____ access point.
A) only an 802.11g
B) only an 802.11a
C) any 802.11
D) none of the above
A) only an 802.11g
B) only an 802.11a
C) any 802.11
D) none of the above
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49
A collection of devices connected via Bluetooth technology is called a(n) ____.
A) wireless mesh
B) bundle
C) IrDA-net
D) piconet
A) wireless mesh
B) bundle
C) IrDA-net
D) piconet
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50
The connection of your smartphone to your wireless headset is an example of a(n) ____.
A) personal area network
B) local area network
C) WWAN
D) access point network
A) personal area network
B) local area network
C) WWAN
D) access point network
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51
A ____ access point makes it possible to connect any wireless device to the same access point.
A) flex band
B) hi-fi band
C) multiple band
D) channel band
A) flex band
B) hi-fi band
C) multiple band
D) channel band
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52
Unlike WLAN technology, Bluetooth requires ____ access point(s) for communication.
A) 0
B) 1
C) 2
D) up to 8
A) 0
B) 1
C) 2
D) up to 8
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53
Using ____ technology, you can wirelessly beam information at up to 4 Mbps from one device to another compatible device using infrared light waves.
A) xray
B) gamma spectrum
C) infrared
D) air-compress
A) xray
B) gamma spectrum
C) infrared
D) air-compress
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54
Though promoted by many companies, Bluetooth technology is officially owned by ____.
A) Ericsson
B) Intel
C) nobody
D) Lexus
A) Ericsson
B) Intel
C) nobody
D) Lexus
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55
The MiFi device is produced by the company ____.
A) Nokia
B) AT&T
C) Samsung
D) Novatel
A) Nokia
B) AT&T
C) Samsung
D) Novatel
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56

In the accompanying figure, Box "C." would correctly list ____ devices per access point.
A) 8
B) 64
C) 128
D) unlimited
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57

In the accompanying figure, Box "B." would correctly show a range of up to ____ feet.
A) 100
B) 200
C) 300
D) 900
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58
A Bluetooth cell phone will also be compatible with a Bluetooth ____.
A) notebook computer
B) printer
C) both a. and b.
D) neither a. nor b.
A) notebook computer
B) printer
C) both a. and b.
D) neither a. nor b.
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59
The advantage of a wireless mesh network is that ____.
A) it's less expensive than creating Wi-Fi hotspots
B) each node on the network is wired directly to the Internet
C) each new node added automatically configures itself to work without the use of cables
D) none of the above
A) it's less expensive than creating Wi-Fi hotspots
B) each node on the network is wired directly to the Internet
C) each new node added automatically configures itself to work without the use of cables
D) none of the above
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60
City-wide wireless networks are often called ____.
A) municipal broadband
B) Muni Wi-Fi
C) Muni-Fi
D) all of the above
A) municipal broadband
B) Muni Wi-Fi
C) Muni-Fi
D) all of the above
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61
With WEP encryption, the key being used to encrypt the data is sent over the network ____ the actual data is encrypted.
A) before
B) at the same time as
C) after
D) any of the above are possible
A) before
B) at the same time as
C) after
D) any of the above are possible
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62
The coverage area for wireless broadband service will ____ the area where you can get cell phone reception.
A) always be greater than
B) always be less than
C) always be the same as
D) sometimes differ from
A) always be greater than
B) always be less than
C) always be the same as
D) sometimes differ from
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63
A wireless router broadcasts its SSID as a means of identifying the network's ____.
A) signal strength
B) name
C) level of activity
D) security clearance
A) signal strength
B) name
C) level of activity
D) security clearance
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64
A ____ is a user-entered key that encrypts data sent over a network.
A) codeword
B) padlock
C) tumbler
D) passphrase
A) codeword
B) padlock
C) tumbler
D) passphrase
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65
To access the Internet using a WWAN, you need a WWAN PC card and ____.
A) a MiFi device
B) an account with the appropriate cellular carrier
C) a credit card
D) access to a hotspot
A) a MiFi device
B) an account with the appropriate cellular carrier
C) a credit card
D) access to a hotspot
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66
A WiMAX coverage area between the base station and devices varies based on the geography of the area, but most of these hotspots are approximately ____ square miles.
A) 5
B) 10
C) 20
D) 30
A) 5
B) 10
C) 20
D) 30
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67

In the accompanying figure, box "A." is connected to the WiMAX tower through a cabled network connection from a(n) ____.
A) ASP
B) ISP
C) PSI
D) IEEE
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68
A MAC address contains ____.
A) only digits
B) only letters
C) only symbols
D) a combination of a. and b.
A) only digits
B) only letters
C) only symbols
D) a combination of a. and b.
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69
WiMAX can transmit at speeds up to ____ Mbps.
A) 70
B) 100
C) 120
D) unlimited
A) 70
B) 100
C) 120
D) unlimited
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70
By default, most wireless networks are ____.
A) secured by WEP
B) password-locked
C) unsecured
D) secured by WPA or WPA2
A) secured by WEP
B) password-locked
C) unsecured
D) secured by WPA or WPA2
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71
According to the text, ____ is a company that provides subscription-based Wi-Fi service for visitors at many U.S. airports.
A) Boingo
B) BoGo
C) Boink!
D) BuyandGo
A) Boingo
B) BoGo
C) Boink!
D) BuyandGo
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72
Many devices have been capable of making wireless Internet connections since ____.
A) 1991
B) 1995
C) 1999
D) 2003
A) 1991
B) 1995
C) 1999
D) 2003
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73
____ is a standard that was developed by the Wi-Fi Alliance to address some of the inherent weaknesses in WEP.
A) WEPX
B) WEP2
C) WAP
D) WPA
A) WEPX
B) WEP2
C) WAP
D) WPA
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74
Encryption keys are generally ____ or ____ bits long.
A) 16, 64
B) 64, 128
C) 128, 256
D) 64, 256
A) 16, 64
B) 64, 128
C) 128, 256
D) 64, 256
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75
Currently, WWANs provide wireless connections to the Internet using ____ networks created by cellular phone carriers.
A) 1G, 2G, and 3G
B) 3G only
C) 3G and 4G
D) none of the above; WWAN doesn't work with cellular technology
A) 1G, 2G, and 3G
B) 3G only
C) 3G and 4G
D) none of the above; WWAN doesn't work with cellular technology
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76
If you have both WPA and WEP available to you, your system will be most secure if you use ____.
A) WPA only
B) WEP only
C) both a and b
D) neither a nor b
A) WPA only
B) WEP only
C) both a and b
D) neither a nor b
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77
The following is an example of hacking: ____.
A) Unauthorized access to information being sent over a wireless network
B) Malware
C) Viruses
D) Spoofed apps
A) Unauthorized access to information being sent over a wireless network
B) Malware
C) Viruses
D) Spoofed apps
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78
WiMAX ____ Wi-Fi.
A) transmits at the same radio spectrum as
B) provides less range than
C) uses infrared for communication, unlike
D) none of the above
A) transmits at the same radio spectrum as
B) provides less range than
C) uses infrared for communication, unlike
D) none of the above
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79
Each manufacturer of network interface cards adds a(n) ____ to identify the device.
A) Media Access Control address
B) Ethernet port
C) wireless mesh
D) WiMAX account
A) Media Access Control address
B) Ethernet port
C) wireless mesh
D) WiMAX account
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80
WiMAX stands for ____.
A) Worldwide Internet Media Access
B) Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access
C) Wi-Fi to the Maximum
D) Web Interactivity for Maximum Access
A) Worldwide Internet Media Access
B) Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access
C) Wi-Fi to the Maximum
D) Web Interactivity for Maximum Access
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