1Semester 1

CHAPTER 6 REVIEW

JEOPARDY

Created by Wanda Helser, Harlem High School, Machesney Park, Illinois. This activity is based on Sally Hutchinson’s contribution to the CNAP’s Instructor Community.

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Frames100

A: What is Frame Start field?

This indicates the beginning of a frame.

Frames 200

A: What is a Frame Check Sequence (FCS) field?

The part of the frame that checks for errors.

Frames 300

A: What is the Address Field?

The MAC addresses of the source and destination computers are in this.

Frames 400

A: What is a frame?

The term used to describe the Layer 2 encapsulation process.

Frames 500

A: What is the Logical Link Control (LLC)?

Layer 2 communicates with upper layers through this.

Data Link Layer100

A: What are the LLC and MAC sublayers?

The two parts of the data link layer.

Data Link Layer 200

A: What is the Logical Link Control sublayer (LLC)?

The IEEE 802.2 standard.

Data Link Layer300

A: What is a broadcast?

A LAN transmission method that sends data out to all nodes on the network .

Data Link Layer400

A: What is a Preamble?

In 802.3 frames, it is an alternating pattern of 1s and 0s.

Data Link Layer500

A: What is the MAC sublayer?

This sublayer handles physical addressing, network topology definition

and line discipline.

MACAddressing

100

A: What is 48?

The length of a MAC address in bits.

MAC Addressing

200

A: What is the NIC?

Where the MAC address resides in a computer.

MAC Addressing

300

A: What is the Organizational Unique Identifier (OUI)?

The first six hexadecimal numbers in a MAC address represents this.

MAC Addressing

400

A: What is FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF?

This reserved address is used to send information to everyone on the network.

MAC Addressing

500

A: What is a vendor assigned address?

The last six hexadecimal digits in a MAC address.

Hexadecimal100

A: What is 16?

Hexadecimal is also known as this Base.

Hexadecimal 200

A: What is 59?

The decimal number 89 in hex.

Hexadecimal 300

A: What is 673?

The hexadecimal number 2A1 in decimal.

Hexadecimal 400

A: What is FF?

The binary number 11111111 in hexadecimal.

Hexadecimal 500

A: What is 13A?

The Base 16 equivalent to the decimal number 314.

Miscellaneous 100

A: What is Ethernet?

This LAN technology has a logical bus topology and a physical star topology.

Miscellaneous 200

A: What is deterministic?

This MAC protocol uses a form of taking turns.

Miscellaneous300

A: What is CSMA/CD (Carrier Sense Multiple Access/ Collision Detection?

Ethernet uses this non-deterministic MAC protocol.

Miscellaneous 400

A: What is Token Ring?

This LAN technology uses a logical ring topology and a physical star topology.

Miscellaneous 500

A: What is FDDI?

This LAN technology uses a logical ring topology and a physical dual-ring

topology.