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ChatGPT Quiz: Wireless Access Point vs Wi-Fi Router
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- Q1What is the major difference between a wireless access point and a Wi-Fi router?A wireless access point only provides a wireless connection to an existing network while a Wi-Fi router provides a wireless connection and routing functions to create a new network.A wireless access point and a Wi-Fi router are the same thing.A wireless access point provides a wireless connection and routing functions to create a new network while a Wi-Fi router only provides a wireless connection to an existing network.A wireless access point only works with mobile devices while a Wi-Fi router works with both mobile devices and computers.30s
- Q2What is the primary purpose of a wireless access point?To provide internet access to mobile devices without a wired connection.To create a new network with routing functions.To expand the coverage area of an existing wired network by providing a wireless connection.To connect multiple wired networks together.30s
- Q3What is the primary purpose of a Wi-Fi router?To create a new network with routing functions and provide wireless access to that network.To connect multiple wired networks together.To provide internet access to mobile devices without a wired connection.To expand the coverage area of an existing wired network by providing a wireless connection.30s
- Q4Can a wireless access point be used as a router?No, a wireless access point does not have routing functions.A wireless access point can only be used as a router if it has an Ethernet port.Yes, a wireless access point can be used as a router.A wireless access point can be used as a router if it is connected to another router.30s
- Q5Can a Wi-Fi router be used as a wireless access point?Yes, a Wi-Fi router can be configured to act as a wireless access point.A Wi-Fi router can be used as a wireless access point if it is connected to another router.A Wi-Fi router can only be used as a wireless access point if it has an Ethernet port.No, a Wi-Fi router cannot be used as a wireless access point.30s
- Q6What is the maximum distance a wireless access point can transmit a signal?The maximum distance varies depending on the strength of the signal and any obstacles in the way.100 meters.10 kilometers.1 kilometer.30s
- Q7What is the maximum distance a Wi-Fi router can transmit a signal?100 meters.10 kilometers.The maximum distance varies depending on the strength of the signal and any obstacles in the way.1 kilometer.30s
- Q8Do wireless access points and Wi-Fi routers require direct line of sight to transmit a signal?No, they do not require direct line of sight but obstacles can weaken the signal.Only Wi-Fi routers require direct line of sight.Only wireless access points require direct line of sight.Yes, they require direct line of sight to transmit a signal.30s
- Q9Which device is better for a large office with multiple floors?A Wi-Fi router with multiple antennas and range boosters.A wireless access point with repeaters and extenders.A basic Wi-Fi router without any additional features.A wired network with Ethernet cables and switches.30s
- Q10Which device is better for a small apartment?A wireless access point.A mobile hotspot.A Wi-Fi router.A wired network with Ethernet cables and switches.30s