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Networking Tools and Cable Quiz

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Q 1/20
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It is an 8 wire connector used to connect computers to a local area network
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F Connector
RJ45
RG 8
RG 58
Q 2/20
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Which among the following is the use of a wire stripper?
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Use to cut the wires
Use to twist the wires
Use to cut the protective jacket of the wire
Use to untwist the wire

20 questions

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It is an 8 wire connector used to connect computers to a local area network

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Which among the following is the use of a wire stripper?

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How do we call this networking tool?

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It is a devise used to test and connectivity of a particular type of cable or other wired assemblies.

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How do we call this?

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It is used to crimp or connect a connector to the end of a cable

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It is a type of copper cable specially built with a metal shield and other components engineered to block signal interference. It is primarily used by cable TV companies to connect their satellite antenna facilities to customer homes and businesses.

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This cable can deliver signals that are clearer and can go farther without compromising the clarity of signals.

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A type of cable that has pairs of wire which forms a circuit that transmit data.

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Name this cable

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Name this cable

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How many wires do a twisted pair cable have?

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How many pairs of wires do twisted pair cable have?

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These are used to connect two computers or similar devices directly together, such as computers or hubs

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It is an is an ethernet cable that is used in local area network to connect computer to a network hub like router

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Which cable can be uses if you are going to install a LAN network within a room?

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Which cable should be used to connect a switch to another switch?

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Which cable is best to be used if you are going to install a network within a building?

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Which cable should be used to connect a switch to a router.

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You can still removed and reuse the RJ45 after crimping it.

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