Question

Need some help with a Networking exam with a particular focus on cables, wiring and infrastructure ...thanks!

Part a:

Which of the following are the smallest size fiber optic connectors that are used on the latest fiber-optic technology? (Please select one of the four options)

SC and ST

SC and FC

LC and MT-RJ

ST and LC

Part b:

Which of the following is true about multimode fiber-optic network cabling? (Please choose from one of the four options)

The sheathing of multimode fiber-optic cabling is yellow.

The central core is larger than that of single-mode fiber-optic cabling.

It transmits a single ray of light.

It supports longer segment lengths than single-mode fiber-optic cabling.

Part c:

What is the minimum category rating of UTP cabling you would need for a network that runs at 1000 Mbps? (Please select one of the four options)

CAT1

CAT5

CAT2

CAT5e

Part d:

Which type of connector is typically used to connect Category 6 UTP cabling to a network interface card? (Please select one of the four options)

RJ-45

RJ-l1

AUI

BNC

Part e:

Which of the following types of cable offers the highest throughput? (Please select one of the four options)

multimode fiber

coaxial cable

single-mode fiber

UTP cable

Part f:

Which of the following connectors is not associated with fiber-optic cabling? (Please select one of the four options)

F-Type

ST

SC

LC

Part g:

Which of the following is true about single mode fiber-optic network cabling? (Please select one of the four options)

The central core is composed of braided plastic or glass fibers.

The central core is smaller than that of multimode fiber-optic cabling.

It transmits multiple rays of light concurrently.

It doesn’t support segment lengths as long as those supported by multimode fiber-optic cabling.