4.1.1 Understanding types of networks:

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  • What is a computer network?
    Collection of nodes connected
  • Protocols in a computer network govern data transmission and reception.

    True
  • What type of connection is typically used in a LAN?
    Wired or short-range wireless
  • A WAN is typically owned and managed by a single organization.
    False
  • LANs generally have faster speeds compared to WANs
  • A MAN's geographic area is larger than a LAN but smaller than a WAN.

    True
  • MANs often have high speeds ranging from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps
  • Bluetooth is a common PAN technology.

    True
  • What is the range of a Personal Area Network (PAN)?
    10 meters
  • Match the geographic area with the network type:
    Personal ↔️ PAN
    Small (home, office) ↔️ LAN
    Large (across cities, countries) ↔️ WAN
  • What type of connection is used in a WAN?
    Long-range wireless
  • PANs are typically owned by a single organization.
    False
  • Physical or wireless channels linking nodes are called connections
  • LANs cover a small geographic area such as a home or office.
    True
  • A Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) connects multiple LANs within a city
  • What is an example of a Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)?
    City-wide network
  • Bluetooth, ZigBee, and NFC are common PAN technologies.

    True
  • What is the typical speed range of a PAN?
    1-24 Mbps
  • A Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN) uses wireless technologies within a 10-meter range.

    True
  • Smartphones, smartwatches, and other wearables are often connected via Bluetooth.
  • Match the network type with its characteristic:
    LAN ↔️ Small geographic area
    WAN ↔️ Multiple organizations
    MAN ↔️ City-wide region
    PAN ↔️ Personal use
  • Order the network types by geographic area from smallest to largest:
    1️⃣ PAN
    2️⃣ LAN
    3️⃣ MAN
    4️⃣ WAN
  • In a computer network, a node refers to an individual device like a computer, server, or peripheral
  • Match the network type with its geographic area:
    LAN ↔️ Small area (e.g. home, office)
    WAN ↔️ Large area (e.g. cities, countries)
  • The speed of a WAN is generally slower compared to a LAN
  • Match the network component with its description:
    Nodes ↔️ Devices in the network
    Connections ↔️ Channels linking nodes
    Protocols ↔️ Rules for data transmission
  • Which network type covers a larger geographic area, LAN or WAN?
    WAN
  • What is a Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)?
    Connects LANs within a city
  • What type of connection is commonly used in a MAN?
    Fiber optics
  • What is a Personal Area Network (PAN)?
    Device network within 10 meters
  • Common PAN technologies include Bluetooth, ZigBee, and NFC
  • The speed of a PAN is moderate, ranging from 1 to 24 Mbps.

    True
  • The speed of a LAN ranges from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps
  • What are the three key components of a computer network?
    Nodes, connections, protocols
  • Match the protocol with its example:
    Data transmission ↔️ TCP/IP
    Web browsing ↔️ HTTP
  • What type of connection is commonly used in LANs?
    Ethernet, WiFi
  • Match the network type with its connection type:
    MAN ↔️ Fiber optics
    LAN ↔️ Ethernet
    WAN ↔️ Satellite
  • A Personal Area Network (PAN) is used for communication within a range of about 10 meters.
  • Match the network type with its geographic area:
    PAN ↔️ Personal
    LAN ↔️ Small
    WAN ↔️ Large
  • A PAN is typically owned by a single person.