Chapter 1 Quiz Routing and Switching Essentials Review and

Chapter 1 Quiz: Routing and Switching Essentials Review and Prep
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This quiz covers the content in CCNA R&S Routing & Switching Essentials Chapter 1. It is designed to provide an additional opportunity to practice the skills and knowledge presented in the chapter and to prepare for the Chapter Exam. You will be allowed multiple attempts and the grade does not appear in the gradebook. There are multiple task types that may be available in this quiz. Rather than having static graphics to view, some items may require you to open a PT activity and perform some investigation and configuration of devices before answering the question. NOTE: There are some small differences in how the questions score and operate in the Quiz and how they score and operate in the Chapter Exam. Quizzes allow for partial credit scoring on all item types to foster learning. Points on quizzes can also be deducted for answering incorrectly. This does not occur with the Chapter Exam. Form 27091
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Question 1
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Which cost-effective physical network topology design is recommended when building a three-tier campus network that connects three buildings?
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extended star
Refer to curriculum topic: 1.1.1 For efficiency, scalability, and cost-effectiveness, building an extended star topology from a centralized site to all other campus sites is recommended. A mesh topology is much more expensive, and bus and dual ring topologies are more difficult to troubleshoot and maintain.
Question 2
Which statement is true about broadcast and collision domains?
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Adding a router to a network will increase the size of the collision domain.
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Adding a switch to a network will increase the size of the broadcast domain.
Refer to curriculum topic: 1.2.2 A switch that receives a broadcast frame will forward the frame out all other interfaces, including interfaces that connect to other switches. These switches will also perform the same forwarding action. By adding more switches to the network, the size of the broadcast domain increases.
Question 3
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Which switching mode describes a switch that transfers a frame as soon as the destination MAC address is read?
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cut-through
Question 4
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Which two statements about Layer 2 Ethernet switches are true? (Choose two.)
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Layer 2 switches have multiple collision domains.
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Layer 2 switches can send traffic based on the destination MAC address.
Question 5
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When the appropriate switch form factor for a network is being determined, what type of switch should be selected when future expansion is important and cost is not a limiting factor?
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modular switch
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Refer to curriculum topic: 1.1.2 A modular switch provides fault tolerance and features for bandwidth availability and future expansion by using line cards but is rather costly to implement. Stackable switches provide fault tolerance and bandwidth availability by using special cables between the switches and are less costly to implement than modular switches. A nonstackable switch does not provide these features. A fixed configuration switch is a single switch that does not support features beyond those that originally came with it.
Question 6
Which option correctly describes a switching method?
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store-and-forward: ensures that the frame is free of physical and data-link errors
Refer to curriculum topic: 1.2.1 Store-and-forward switching performs an error check on an incoming frame after receiving the entire frame on the ingress port. Switches which use this method have the flexibility to support any mix of Ethernet speeds. The cut-through method begins the forwarding process after the destination MAC address of an incoming frame is looked up and the egress port has been determined.
Question 7
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Which service is provided by an automated attendant feature on a converged network?
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call routing IT management interface
Refer to curriculum topic: 1.1.1 The automated attendant feature increases the speed of voice services by routing calls directly to individuals or departments. Point-to-point video and video conferencing describe video services on a converged network. An IT management interface is part of a converged network solution that allows IT personnel to facilitate moves, adds, and changes through a centralized application.
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Question 8
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Refer to the exhibit. The PC that is attached to port Fa0/1 is sending a packet that has the destination MAC address of 0050.0fae.299c. Based on the current S1 MAC address table, what will S1 do first when the packet arrives at the switch?
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add the MAC address of the PC that is attached to Fa0/1 to the MAC address table
Refer to curriculum topic: 1.2.1 The first step a switch does when processing a frame is to see if the source MAC address is in the MAC address table. If the address is not there, the switch adds it. The switch then examines the destination MAC address and compares it to the MAC address table. If the address is in the table, the switch forwards the frame out the corresponding port. If the address is missing from the table, the switch will broadcast the frame to all ports except the port through which the frame arrived.
Question 9
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What are the three layers of the switch hierarchical design model? (Choose three.)
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access
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core
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distribution
Refer to curriculum topic: 1.1.1 The access layer is the lowest layer and it provides network access to users. The distribution layer has many functions, but it aggregates data from the access layer, provides filtering, policy control, and sets Layer 3 routing boundaries. The core layer provides high speed connectivity.
Question 10
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When an appropriate switch form factor for a network is being determined, what should be selected when fault tolerance and bandwidth availability are desired but the budget is limited?
stackable switch non-stackable switch
Refer to curriculum topic: 1.1.2 Stackable switches provide fault tolerance and bandwidth availability by using special cables between switches and are less costly to implement than modular switches. A non-stackable switch does not provide these features. A fixed configuration switch is a single switch that does not support features beyond those that originally came with it. A modular switch usually provides fault tolerance and features for bandwidth availability but is rather costly to implement.
Question 11
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Which function is supplied by the access layer in a three-layer network design?
network access backbone connectivity
Refer to curriculum topic: 1.1.1 The main purpose of devices in the access layer is to supply network access to end users. Distribution layer devices provide services such as routing and policy functions. The core layer provides high-speed backbone connectivity.
Question 12
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Which two characteristics describe a converged network? (Choose two.)
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support of voice and video both using the same switch separate wiring infrastructure for voice and video traffic affordability for small and medium businesses
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Refer to curriculum topic: 1.1.1 Converged networks have traditional user traffic as well as digitized voice and video traffic that once required separate networks. Now, instead of separate groups managing separate networks, one group of personnel can manage the network.
Question 13
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Refer to the exhibit. A switch receives a Layer 2 frame that contains a source MAC address of 000b.a023.c501 and a destination MAC address of 0050.0fae.75aa. Place the switch steps in the order they occur. (Not all options are used.)
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occurs first
The switch adds the source MAC address Because the destination is not
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occurs second
Other Incorrect Match Options: Because the source MAC address is not known, the switch broadcasts the frame out all ports except the port through which the frame arrived. The switch adds the destination MAC address to the MAC address table. The switch drops the frame.
Refer to curriculum topic: 1.2.1 The first step a switch does when processing a frame is to see if the source MAC address is in the MAC address table. If the address is not there, the switch adds it. The switch then examines the destination MAC address and compares it to the MAC address table. If the address is in the table, the switch forwards the frame out the corresponding port. If the address is missing from the table, the switch will forward the frame to all ports except the port through which the frame arrived.
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