Lesson 4.9.2.2
4.9.2.2 Types of networking between hosts Quiz: AQA Computer Science, Unit 9
20 questions
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Lesson 4.9.2.2, Types of networking between hosts: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA Computer Science (7517), Unit 9: Fundamentals of communication and networking, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What is the status of connected computers in a peer-to-peer network?
- Master-slave status
- Client status
- Equal status
- Server status
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What is the primary role of a client node in a client-server network?
- Providing services
- Authenticating logins
- Requesting services
- Managing backups
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Which of the following is a standard service provided by a server on a network?
- Email management
- Wireless network adapter
- Local MAC address
- Data encryption key
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Which scenario is best suited to a peer-to-peer network model?
- Bank database system
- Global cloud service
- Small home network
- Large enterprise network
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Which scenario is best suited to a client-server network setup?
- Two home laptops
- Large school network
- Simple Bluetooth connection
- Standalone desktop computer
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What is a major administration advantage of using a client-server network architecture?
- Centralised file backup
- Independent user security
- Lower setup cost
- No central failure
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What is a major disadvantage of a peer-to-peer network compared to client-server?
- Single failure point
- Poor performance
- High setup cost
- No central management
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A school has one file server and 200 student devices that connect to it. What term describes the file server in this arrangement?
- Client
- Router
- Peer
- Server
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What primary role does a server perform in a client-server network model?
- Provides requested services
- Routes internet traffic
- Manages peer nodes
- Requests network data
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Which type of network architecture contains no central, dedicated server?
- Cloud-based
- Peer-to-peer
- Client-server
- Master-slave
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Several computers connect to share resources with equal status and no central server. What model is this?
- Bus network
- Peer-to-peer
- Client-server
- Mesh topology
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Why do growing organisations typically upgrade from peer-to-peer to client-server networks?
- Reduced power usage
- Centralised file security
- Lower hardware cost
- Simpler cabling needs
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What primary service does a web server provide in a client-server relationship?
- Encrypting WiFi data
- Assigning IP addresses
- Serving web pages
- Resolving domain names
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A file server handles 120 requests per second. Each client sends 6 requests per minute. At this average rate, how many clients can the server serve?
- 720
- 1200
- 120
- 12000
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Why are peer-to-peer networks typically less secure than client-server networks?
- Decentralised security policies
- Unencrypted cable data
- Centralised entry points
- Weak server passwords
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What does a client host send to request a service from a server?
- Handshake token
- Broadcast packet
- Service acknowledgement
- Request message
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Which network architecture provides the best scalability for an expanding large enterprise?
- Peer-to-peer
- Bus topology
- Client-server
- Token ring
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What does equal status mean for connected devices in a peer-to-peer network?
- Identical CPU speed
- Shared IP address
- Acts as client-and-server
- Equal storage space
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What is the main consequence if a central file server crashes in a client-server network?
- Client hardware crashes
- Shared files inaccessible
- Local files deleted
- Wireless network drops
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Which network model is most suitable for three users occasionally sharing files?
- Enterprise cloud
- Client-server
- Master-slave
- Peer-to-peer
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