CCNA Semester 1 - Chapter 2 Review
  • 1. The TCP/IP Application layer is equivalent to following OSI model layers EXCEPT
A) Session
B) Application
C) Transport
D) Presentation
  • 2. The TCP/IP Transport layer is equivalent to the following OSI model layer
A) Transport
B) Session
C) Application
D) Presentation
  • 3. The TCP/IP Internet layer is equivalent to the following OSI model layer
A) Data Link
B) Network
C) Transport
D) Physical
  • 4. The TCP/IP Network Access layer is equivalent to the Data Link OSI layer and which other layer
A) Physical
B) Transport
C) Network
D) Session
  • 5. The data link layer adds encapsulation in order to
A) support error detection
B) ensure data arrival
C) assist router
D) identify ALL network devices
  • 6. At the data link layer, encapsulation add which type of address?
A) physical
B) topographic
C) google maps
D) logical
  • 7. Encapsulation of data segments into packets occurs in which layer?
A) Physical
B) Transport
C) Data Link
D) Network
  • 8. Intermediary devices are responsible for the following roles except
A) re-time and retransmit data
B) determine network data pathways
C) originate data flow
D) manage network data flow
  • 9. The network layer header of a packet provides the
A) destination DEVICE type
B) bit overtime RATIO
C) source application type
D) destination HOST address
  • 10. Which is Layer 1 in the OSI Model?
A) Routing
B) Switching
C) Internet
D) Physical
  • 11. An easy acronym to remember the OSI model layers from layers 7 to 1 is All People Seem To Need Data
A) Particles
B) Pounds
C) Packets
D) Processing
  • 12. The 4 layers of the TCP/IP Model from layers 4 to layer 1 are Application, Transport, Internet, and
A) Presentation
B) Physical
C) Network
D) Network Access
  • 13. Geographically speaking, the INTERNET can be considered a
A) WAN
B) MAN
C) EXTRA-NET
D) LAN
  • 14. Encapsulation helps with the following key functions EXCEPT:
A) label the data packets of a particular transmission
B) track END DEVICE delay
C) enable message reassembly at end device
D) provides information crucial for data delivery
  • 15. PRIOR to data being multiplexed into the network, the data packets must be
A) configured
B) hacked
C) cleaved
D) encapsulated
  • 16. PDUs, or Protocol Data Units, are layer-specific
A) partitions
B) multiplexifications
C) streams
D) encapsulations
  • 17. Desktops, IP Phones, Laptops, Cell Phones, PDAs, iPod iTouchs, are all examples of what type of devices?
A) User-friendly
B) End
C) Expensive
D) Intermediary
  • 18. The TCP/IP Network Access layer controls hardware devices similar to which layer of the OSI?
A) Transport
B) Network
C) Physical
D) Session
  • 19. In OSI layer 4, port assignment is important because it helps identify
A) control source and end devices services
B) control source and end devices
C) identify source and end devices
D) similar services within end devices
  • 20. Network protocols, such as TCP/IP and Client for Microsoft Networks, perform the following functions EXCEPT
A) provide layer-unique encapsulation
B) define PDU layer structure
C) limits the choice of end devices of a network
D) outline needed layer functions
  • 21. Which is Layer 2 of the OSI model?
A) Transport
B) Physical
C) Data Link
D) Network
  • 22. Which is Layer 2 of the TCP/IP model?
A) Network
B) Application
C) Transport
D) Internet
  • 23. With which Layer of the OSI and TCP/IP model does the end-device user most directly interact?
A) Physical
B) Microsoft Office Layer
C) Application
D) Network
  • 24. Timing and Synchronization of Bits occurs at which layer?
A) Bit and Timing
B) Data Link
C) Network
D) Physical
  • 25. In general, a Protocol Data Unit (PDU) carries three crucial parts: the destination address, the host address, and?
A) Application Interaction Layer
B) Routing Table Information
C) Data
D) Byte IP Host Protocol
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