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Y10:Networks & - Client Server and Peer to Peer

Quiz by Teran Subasinghe

GCSE (OCR)
Computer Science
English National Curriculum

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  • Q1
    What is a key characteristic that distinguishes a client-server network from a peer-to-peer network?
    In a peer-to-peer network, each device can act as both a client and a server.
    In a peer-to-peer network, only one device controls the network.
    In a client-server network, resources are managed centrally by a server.
    In a client-server network, all devices must be the same type.
    30s
    1.3.1c
  • Q2
    In a client-server network, what role does the client typically play?
    The client stores all network data locally.
    The client manages security protocols for the server.
    The client controls access to network resources.
    The client sends requests to the server and uses resources provided by the server.
    30s
    1.3.1c
  • Q3
    Which type of network allows all devices to have equal roles without a central server?
    A peer-to-peer network requires a central controller.
    A client-server network allows equal roles for devices.
    A peer-to-peer network allows all devices to communicate equally.
    A client-server network has no central server.
    30s
    1.3.1c
  • Q4
    What is a primary advantage of a client-server network over a peer-to-peer network?
    Decentralized control in a peer-to-peer network.
    Simpler setup process in a peer-to-peer network.
    Unlimited scalability in a client-server network.
    Centralized management of resources in a client-server network.
    30s
    1.3.1c
  • Q5
    Which network model is more suitable for a small office setting with minimal resource sharing requirements?
    A peer-to-peer network is suitable when minimal resource sharing is needed.
    A client-server network is ideal for minimal resource sharing.
    A client-server network is only used for home networks.
    A peer-to-peer network handles intensive resource sharing well.
    30s
    1.3.1c
  • Q6
    In a peer-to-peer network, how is data typically shared between devices?
    Only specific devices can share data while others receive.
    Data is stored in a cloud for all devices to access.
    Data is shared directly between devices without a central server.
    Data is routed through a central server before reaching the destination.
    30s
    1.3.1c
  • Q7
    What is a common use case for a client-server network?
    Storing individual work files locally on a personal computer.
    Sharing files directly between personal computers.
    Gaming consoles communicating directly for multiplayer games.
    Accessing centralized databases using client applications.
    30s
    1.3.1c
  • Q8
    How is resource allocation typically managed in a client-server network?
    Each client manages its own resources independently.
    Resources are randomly distributed among all devices.
    Resources are allocated by a central server to client devices.
    A peer device authorizes resource access for the network.
    30s
    1.3.1c
  • Q9
    Which network type typically offers better security management due to centralized control?
    A peer-to-peer network offers centralized security management.
    A client-server network offers better security management.
    A peer-to-peer network uses a central server for all security.
    A client-server network relies on peer devices for security.
    30s
    1.3.1c
  • Q10
    In a peer-to-peer network, what role do devices typically play?
    Only certain devices can initiate connections.
    Each device can act as both a client and a server.
    Each device exclusively acts as a server.
    Each device exclusively acts as a client.
    30s
    1.3.1c
  • Q11
    What is a key difference between a LAN and a WAN?
    A LAN covers a small geographic area, while a WAN spans a large geographic area.
    A LAN is slower than a WAN.
    A WAN is only used in homes.
    A LAN requires more equipment than a WAN.
    30s
    1.3.1a
  • Q12
    Which type of network would typically be used to connect different offices of a company located in various cities?
    LAN (Local Area Network)
    PAN (Personal Area Network)
    WAN (Wide Area Network)
    SAN (Storage Area Network)
    30s
    1.3.1a
  • Q13
    Which network type is usually restricted to a single building or a small campus?
    MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)
    WAN (Wide Area Network)
    VPN (Virtual Private Network)
    LAN (Local Area Network)
    30s
    1.3.1a
  • Q14
    Which characteristic is true for a WAN but not typically for a LAN?
    Operates over long geographic distances.
    Faster data transfer speeds.
    Operates within a single room.
    Uses Bluetooth technology.
    30s
    1.3.1a
  • Q15
    What is the primary purpose of a WAN compared to a LAN?
    To connect networks over large distances.
    To reduce network maintenance costs.
    To enable gaming within a household.
    To provide faster network speeds.
    30s
    1.3.1a

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