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Question 1 The 802.11g standard is backward compatible with:

Answer 802.11a
Answer 802.11b
Answer Both 802.11a and 802.11b
Answer Neither 802.11a nor 802.11b
ight answer !
ight answer Both 802.11a and 802.11b
Question 2 A !isco Access "oint acts rather like
Answer An #thernet hub
Answer An #thernet switch
Answer A modem
Answer A router
ight answer A
ight answer An #thernet hub
Question $ All de%ices connected to the access point share responsibilit& 'or media access. This is called:
Answer !()A*!+
Answer +istributed media access control
Answer ,nregulated media access control
Answer !ollision domain
ight answer B
ight answer +istributed media access control
Question - .hat is the e''ect o' / signal attenuation0
Answer 1t causes inter'erence.
Answer 1t causes collisions.
Answer 1t limits the area co%ered b& an access point.
Answer 1t limits the number o' access points in an #((.
ight answer !
ight answer 1t limits the area co%ered b& an access point.
Question 2 An access point uses channel 1 and and a nearb& access point on the network uses channel $. 1s there a problem0
Answer 3es. Access points should not be close enough 'or signals to o%erlap.
Answer 3es4 channels 1 and - are too close to each other.
Answer 3es4 there can onl& be a single access point on a network.
Answer No4 the& use di''erent channels so there is no problem.
ight answer B
ight answer 3es4 channels 1 and - are too close to each other.
Question 5 6ow should an access point be mounted0
Answer 7erticall& and at least $ 't 'rom metal ob8ects.
Answer 6ori9ontall& and at least 20 cm 'rom people.
Answer At -2 degrees and at least 20 cm 'rom metal ob8ects.
Answer 6ori9ontall& on the ceiling.
ight answer A
ight answer 7erticall& and at least $ 't 'rom metal ob8ects.
Question : .hich is true o' ad8acent access points on a network0
Answer Their co%erage areas must not o%erlap.
Answer There should be a 10;12< o%erlap between their co%erage areas.
Answer The& must not be con'igured with the same ((1+.
Answer The& must not operate in the same / band.
ight answer B
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ight answer There should be a 10;12< o%erlap between their co%erage areas.
Question 8 .hich authentication method is speci'ied in the 802.11 standard0
Answer TB1"
Answer A#(
Answer C#A"
Answer (hared ke&
ight answer +
ight answer (hared ke&
Question > .hat t&pe o' %eri'ication does open authentication use0
Answer None
Answer An unencr&pted password
Answer A code word is used to open the session.
Answer 1t checks the )A! address o' the de%ice.
ight answer A
ight answer None
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All de%ices connected to the access point share responsibilit& 'or media access. This is called:
An access point uses channel 1 and and a nearb& access point on the network uses channel $. 1s there a problem0
!lick here to return to grid sheet
#nter the name o' the topic abo%e.
#nter =uestions and answers 1 to >.
#ach =uestion has e?actl& 'our possible
answers4 o' which onl& one is correct.
The 'irst @ight answer@ bo? is 'or the letter
A4 B4 ! or +. This =ui9 uses the letter to
check the answer.
The second @ight Answer@ bo? is not used
in this =ui9. 1t is used in the %ersion o' the
=ui9 without macros. 1t must hold e?actl&
the same te?t as one o' the gi%en answers
because the contents o' the cells will be
compared.
There should be no need to make an&
changes to other sheets.
A response ; right or wrong ; is gi%en as
soon as a pla&er makes a choice. 1t is
possible 'or the pla&er to change their
choice4 but since this is a game 'or 2
pla&ers4 1 am assuming that the opponent
will not allow a change.
/or in'ormation onl&:
The main pla&ing grid is on a 'orm displa&ed
on the sheet called @Arid@.
Questions are copied 'rom this sheet to
separate =uestion sheets called @Q1@4 @Q2@
etc.
The& are copied 'rom there to a 'orm when
re=uired.
The 802.11g standard is backward compatible with:
802.11a
802.11b
Both 802.11a and 802.11b
Neither 802.11a nor 802.11b
!
Both 802.11a and 802.11b

A !isco Access "oint acts rather like
An #thernet hub
An #thernet switch
A modem
A router
A
An #thernet hub


All de%ices connected to the access point share responsibilit& 'or media access. This is called:
!()A*!+
+istributed media access control
,nregulated media access control
!ollision domain
B
+istributed media access control








.hat is the e''ect o' / signal attenuation0
1t causes inter'erence.
1t causes collisions.
1t limits the area co%ered b& an access point.
1t limits the number o' access points in an #((.
!
1t limits the area co%ered b& an access point.
An access point uses channel 1 and and a nearb& access point on the network uses channel $. 1s there a problem0
3es. Access points should not be close enough 'or signals to o%erlap.
3es4 channels 1 and - are too close to each other.
3es4 there can onl& be a single access point on a network.
No4 the& use di''erent channels so there is no problem.
B
3es4 channels 1 and - are too close to each other.
An access point uses channel 1 and and a nearb& access point on the network uses channel $. 1s there a problem0
6ow should an access point be mounted0
7erticall& and at least $ 't 'rom metal ob8ects.
6ori9ontall& and at least 20 cm 'rom people.
At -2 degrees and at least 20 cm 'rom metal ob8ects.
6ori9ontall& on the ceiling.
A
7erticall& and at least $ 't 'rom metal ob8ects.
.hich is true o' ad8acent access points on a network0
Their co%erage areas must not o%erlap.
There should be a 10;12< o%erlap between their co%erage areas.
The& must not be con'igured with the same ((1+.
The& must not operate in the same / band.
B
There should be a 10;12< o%erlap between their co%erage areas.
.hich authentication method is speci'ied in the 802.11 standard0
TB1"
A#(
C#A"
(hared ke&
+
(hared ke&
.hat t&pe o' %eri'ication does open authentication use0
None
An unencr&pted password
A code word is used to open the session.
1t checks the )A! address o' the de%ice.
A
None