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b.
c.
d.
19. The data signals are bound by the __________ system in guided transmission media.
a. Routers
b. Servers
c. Cabling
d. Bridges
20. In which of the following type of topology the devices are connected in the form of a
closed loop?
a. Linear bus
b. Ring
c. Star
d. Mesh
21. Which of the following is a device that allocates traffic from one network segment to
certain lines which connect the segment to another network segment?
a. Bridge
b. Gateway
c. Router
d. Switch
22. The bridge is linked to several local area networks, called ______________.
a. Transparent
b. Source route
c. Static
d. Segment
23. For dss1 signalling, the d channel layer 2 protocol is q.921 also called __________.
a. LADP
b. LDAP
c. LAPD
d. LPAD
24. The design of a communications network is what is basically known as
___________________.
a. Network topology
b. Network termination
c. Terminal adapter
d. Network architecture
25. __________ indicates the beginning of the isdn data-link layer frame fields.
a. Flag
b. Address
c. Layer
d. Protocols
26. IP routing protocols are _________________.
a. Static
b. Stagnant
c. Dynamic
d. Inert
27. Exterior gateways perform protocol functions between ________________ networks.
a. Independent
b. Dependent
c. Reliant
d. Unreliable
28. Each socket has a socket number consisting of the IP address of the host and a
___________number local to that host, called a port.
a. 32- bit
b. 8-bit
c. 16-bit
d. 24-bit
29. __________________ layer architecture is compared with the seven-layer OSI reference
model.
a. SMTP
b. FTP
c. HTTP
d. TCP/IP
30. ____________ is an agreement between the communicating parties on how
communication is to proceed.
a. Interface
b. Protocol
c. Connection release
d. OSI
31. Which of the following is a classical bit- oriented protocol?
a. ALOHA
b. HDLC
c. CSMA
d. CSMA/CD
32. ________________ field tells how long the frame and its acknowledgement will occupy
the Ethernet.
a. Data field
b. Frame header
c. Duration field
d. Sequence field
33. ___________________ is the part of network layer software which is responsible for
deciding which output line an incoming packet should be transmitted on.
a. Congestion
b. Routing algorithm
c. Link state algorithm
d. Path vector algorithm
34. _______________ transmits segments consisting of an 8-byte header followed by the
payload.
a. Tcp/IP
b. Tcp
c. Udp
d. Smtp
35. _______________ protocol is faster convergence than distance vector protocol.
a. Path vector
b. Link state
c. Dynamic vector
d. Routing vector
36. Dotted quad notation is also called as _________.
a. Dot address
b. Dotted lines
c. Dotted periods
d. ICANN
37. ___________ keeps track of which version of the protocol the datagram belongs to.
a. Header field
b. Version field
c. The type field
d. RARP
38. User agents for electronic mail are sometimes called as ____________.
a. Mailers
b. E-mailers
c. Recipients
d. Mail readers
39. Which of the following is an architectural framework for accessing linked documents
spread out over millions of machines all over the internet?
a. Internet
b. WWW
c. Webpage
d. Portal
40. ________________ IS A FORM OF SYNCHRONOUS CONFERENCING.
a. IRC
b. Cryptography
c. Gopher
d. HTTP
41. _____________ is one of the services which the layer can offer.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Connection oriented
Multiplexing
Flow control
Protocols
b. Plotter
c. Super computer
d. Suspension bridge
47. Identify one among the following that is not a packet switching protocol
a. TCP/IP
b. Frame relays
c. Banyan vines
d. CDMA
48. Microwave radio frequencies are used to transmit messages between ground-based
stations and___________.
a. Unguided media.
b. Networks
c. Walky talkies
d. Satellite communications systems.
49. Cable television is a system of providing television to consumers via ________________
signals transmitted to televisions through fixed optical fibers or coaxial cables.
a. Wireless transmission
b. Electromagnetic spectrum
c. Microwave transmission
d. Radio frequency
50. Which of the following is a type of method which the bridges use to determine the
network segment a MAC address belongs to?
a. Transparent
b. Circuit
c. Packet
d. Distance vector protocols
Section-B
Answer all questions. Each question carries 2 marks
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51. B channel also known as ________ channel is a telecommunications term which refers to
the ISDN channel which carries the primary data or ________ communication.
a. Bearer, voice
b. Beta, clear
c. Best, quick
d. Bearer, clear
52. The technology for B-ISDN was asynchronous transfer mode (ATM), which carried both
____________ voice and __________ data services on the same transport.
a. Systematic, Unsystematic
b. Systematic, Asynchronous
c. Synchronous, Unsystematic
d. Synchronous, Asynchronous
53. The gateway computer reads the destination address and forwards the packet to an
___________ gateway that in turn reads the destination address and so forth across the
__________ until one gateway recognizes the packet as belonging to a computer within
its immediate neighbourhood or domain.
a. Adjacent, network
b. Opposite, network
c. Opposite, internet
d. Adjacent, internet
54. While ______________ consist of a 3-bit field of which the two low order bits control
fragmentation, _________________ indicates the position of the fragments data relative
to the beginning of the data in the original datagram, which allows the destination IP
process to property reconstruct the original datagram.
a. Protocol and source address
b. Flags and fragment offset
c. Flags and protocol
d. Fragment offset and protocol
55. The interface defines which primitive _________________ and ___________ the lower
layer makes available to the upper end.
a. Operations, services
b. Operations, repairs
c. Operations, transmits
d. Services, transmits
56. State whether the following statement are true or falsei. When the load offered to any network is more than it can handle, congestion builds
up.
ii. In the Internet, packets get lost when a router is overloaded.
a.
b.
c.
d.
(i)True, (ii)True
(i)False, (ii)True
(i)False, (ii)False
(i)True, (ii)False
Identify the above diagram from the following option and find out what is the missing
component in the diagram.
a. Connection oriented service interactions, CLIENT
a.
b.
c.
d.
66. Microsoft and Netscape were fighting for violations in which space?
A. Browsers
B. Search Engines
C. Artificial Intelligence
D. Word processors
67. Fill up the blanks with suitable answer:
1. ___________________ are at a frequency too low for human eyes to receive and
interpret.
2. ____________ is a wireless transmission medium that sends data over long distances
at up to 2 megabits per second.
a.
b.
c.
d.
c. Self-clocking, active
d. Balanced, self-clocking
(i)True, (ii)True
(i)False, (ii)True
(i)True, (ii)True
(i)False, (ii)False
Association, distribution
Disassociation, association
Distribution, disassociation
Reassociation, distribution
Section-C
Answer all the following questions. (Descriptive questions to be answered in not more
than 200 words)10 Marks x 4 = 40 Marks
Sl.
No.
Questions
76
77
Marks
10 Marks)
Read the following case study thoroughly and answer the following questions:
India is the second most populous country in the world. Even with abundant natural
resources, it is still considered a developing country. In India, it is necessary that research
and development that has taken place in the field of communication should reach rural areas.
This is because nearly 70% of the population lives in villages.
In India, physical infrastructure such as roads and highways is still not fully developed.
Wired communication requires digging of roads, laying of cables and erecting towers. It
involves tremendous human effort and enormous capital outlay in the rural and hilly areas.
Hence wireless communication implemented through satellites can play a vital role.
Realising the importance of satellite communication, India implemented Satellite
Instructional Television Experiment (SITE) in 1975-76. This made it possible to broadcast
educational and other programs related to family planning, agriculture and health issues
through television sets even in the remote areas. This initiative helps in creating awareness
and also helps government in bringing developmental schemes to the door step of the masses.
An advantage of satellite communication is that, satellites can amplify the signals and resend
it to thousands of stations on the ground at the same time. Digital TV and radio programmes
can directly reach the receivers found in the cars and homes through a satellite. For large
organisations, it has become much cheaper to transmit commercial information to thousands
of their dealers scattered across the globe by means of satellites. Wired communication can
easily get disrupted when the cables are damaged intentionally or unintentionally. However,
microwave satellite communication is not affected even in the adverse environmental
conditions. Thus, during the times of natural disasters, the physical infrastructure of wired
communication may be destroyed. But still contact can be maintained with the affected
people through the satellites. In addition, remote sensing satellites can be used to keep an eye
on the enemy movements, determine the locations of natural resources, warn about impeding
cyclones and exactly pinpoint the presence of fishes or submerged objects in the oceans or
seas.
Another form of wireless communication is the mobile communication. Mobile handsets
have made it possible for the people not only to converse among themselves but also carry
out banking and e-commerce transactions. Satellites have also made it possible the
implementation of Global System for Mobile Communication(GSM) through which wireless
Internet can be provided.
To answer the questions for this case you should know the concepts of data communication
(unit 3), radio and microwave transmission (unit 4), satellite communication (unit 5)
78 a)
b)
79 c)
d)
In what ways, rural India has benefited through satellite (10 Marks)
communication. (5 marks)
According to your opinion, what are the different areas in (10 Marks)
which mobile communication devices can be utilised in the
Indian context? (5 marks)
What steps the government needs to take so that the benefits of
electronic communication, reaches the rural masses? (5marks).