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- Which IEEE standard defines traditional Ethernet?
a. IEEE 802.11
b. IEEE 802.3
c. IEEE 802.1Q
d. IEEE 802.15
Answer: b. IEEE 802.3study-ccna+1 - What is the data rate of 10Base-T Ethernet?
a. 10 Mbps
b. 100 Mbps
c. 1000 Mbps
d. 1 Mbps
Answer: a. 10 Mbpsautomationcommunity+1 - Which cable category is typically used with 100Base-TX Ethernet?
a. Cat 3
b. Cat 5e
c. Cat 6a
d. Cat 1
Answer: b. Cat 5eelandcables+1 - What term does “BASE” in 10Base-T refer to?
a. Broadband signaling
b. Baseband signaling
c. Basic cabling
d. Backup power
Answer: b. Baseband signalingwatelectronics+1 - In Ethernet, which layer does MAC operate at in OSI model?
a. Network layer
b. Data Link layer
c. Transport layer
d. Physical layer
Answer: b. Data Link layernetometer+1 - Which standard supports Gigabit Ethernet over twisted pair?
a. 1000BASE-T
b. 10BASE-T
c. 100BASE-TX
d. 1000BASE-LX
Answer: a. 1000BASE-Twikipedia+1 - The maximum length for 100Base-TX cable is:
a. 10 meters
b. 100 meters
c. 1000 meters
d. 1 meter
Answer: b. 100 metersstudy-ccna+1 - Which physical topology was originally used with Ethernet?
a. Ring
b. Star
c. Bus
d. Mesh
Answer: c. Bustestbook+1 - What is the twisted pair cable used for 10Base-T Ethernet?
a. Fiber optic
b. Coaxial cable
c. Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
d. Shielded twisted pair (STP)
Answer: c. Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)elandcables+1 - The MAC address used in Ethernet frames is how many bits?
a. 32 bits
b. 48 bits
c. 16 bits
d. 64 bits
Answer: b. 48 bitssanfoundry+1 - Which standard defines Fast Ethernet?
a. IEEE 802.3u
b. IEEE 802.1Q
c. IEEE 802.11g
d. IEEE 802.6
Answer: a. IEEE 802.3ulantronix+1 - What is the speed of Fast Ethernet?
a. 10 Mbps
b. 100 Mbps
c. 1000 Mbps
d. 1 Mbps
Answer: b. 100 Mbpsautomationcommunity+1 - Which encoding is used in Fast Ethernet 100Base-TX?
a. Manchester
b. NRZ
c. 4B/5B
d. Bipolar
Answer: c. 4B/5Bscribd+1 - What does “T” represent in Ethernet standards (e.g., 1000Base-T)?
a. Token ring
b. Twisted pair cable
c. Transmission
d. Timing
Answer: b. Twisted pair cablestudy-ccna+1 - What is the standard for Ethernet over fiber optics at 1 Gbps?
a. 1000Base-T
b. 1000Base-SX
c. 100Base-FX
d. 100Base-TX
Answer: b. 1000Base-SXtestbook+1 - What is the function of SFD in Ethernet frame?
a. Provides source address
b. Indicates start of frame
c. Reports errors
d. Sets transmission rate
Answer: b. Indicates start of framesanfoundry+1 - What type of cable is typically used for 10GBase-T Ethernet?
a. Cat 5e
b. Cat 6/6a/7
c. Cat 3
d. Cat 2
Answer: b. Cat 6/6a/7elandcables+1 - Which IEEE standard defines Ethernet frame format and CSMA/CD?
a. IEEE 802.3
b. IEEE 802.5
c. IEEE 802.11
d. IEEE 802.1X
Answer: a. IEEE 802.3netometer+1 - The term “autonegotiation” in Ethernet means:
a. Setting MAC address automatically
b. Choosing best speed & duplex automatically
c. Auto IP assignment
d. Automatic device addressing
Answer: b. Choosing best speed & duplex automaticallywatelectronics+1 - What is the maximum transmission speed for Cat6a cable?
a. 1 Gbps
b. 5 Gbps
c. 10 Gbps
d. 100 Gbps
Answer: c. 10 Gbpselandcables+1 - What does PoE stand for in Ethernet?
a. Power on Error
b. Priority over Ethernet
c. Power over Ethernet
d. Packets over Ethernet
Answer: c. Power over Ethernetwikipedia+1 - Which IEEE standard adds VLAN tagging to Ethernet?
a. 802.3u
b. 802.1Q
c. 802.11g
d. 802.2
Answer: b. 802.1Qieee802+1 - What is the minimum Ethernet frame size (excluding preamble)?
a. 46 bytes
b. 64 bytes
c. 128 bytes
d. 512 bytes
Answer: b. 64 bytessanfoundry+1 - What technology is used for collision detection in traditional Ethernet?
a. Token passing
b. CSMA/CD
c. FDDI
d. PPP
Answer: b. CSMA/CDnetometer+1 - Which standard introduced Gigabit Ethernet?
a. IEEE 802.3z
b. IEEE 802.3u
c. IEEE 802.1Q
d. IEEE 802.2
Answer: a. IEEE 802.3ztestbook+1 - Which is NOT a common Ethernet physical topology?
a. Ring
b. Bus
c. Star
d. Tree
Answer: a. Ringexamtray+1 - The maximum length for 1000Base-T cable is:
a. 10 meters
b. 100 meters
c. 1000 meters
d. 1 meter
Answer: b. 100 metersstudy-ccna+1 - What does “MTU” stand for?
a. Modular Transmission Unit
b. Maximum Transfer Unit
c. Maximum Transmission Unit
d. Minimum Transmission Unit
Answer: c. Maximum Transmission Unitlantronix+1 - Which cable is used for 100Base-FX Ethernet?
a. Twisted pair
b. Coaxial
c. Fiber optic
d. Serial cable
Answer: c. Fiber opticwatelectronics+1 - What is the purpose of FCS in Ethernet frame?
a. Frame Control Signal
b. Frame Correction Service
c. Frame Check Sequence
d. Frame Channel Switch
Answer: c. Frame Check Sequenceexamtray+1 - What topology do most modern Ethernet networks use physically?
a. Bus
b. Star
c. Ring
d. Tree
Answer: b. Startestbook+1 - Which layer of OSI model does Ethernet mainly operate at?
a. Network
b. Data link & physical
c. Application
d. Presentation
Answer: b. Data link & physicalgeeksforgeeks+1 - What is “jumbo frame” in Ethernet?
a. A frame bigger than 1500 bytes
b. A frame with only control information
c. A frame with VLAN tag
d. A frame sent over wireless
Answer: a. A frame bigger than 1500 byteswikipedia+1 - 10GBase-LR is defined for which type of cabling?
a. Twisted pair
b. Coaxial
c. Single-mode fiber
d. Power lines
Answer: c. Single-mode fiberwikipedia+1 - Which IEEE standard supports automotive Ethernet?
a. IEEE 802.3bw
b. IEEE 802.11p
c. IEEE 802.3z
d. IEEE 802.1Q
Answer: a. IEEE 802.3bwelandcables+1 - Which cable category is obsolete for standard Ethernet today?
a. Cat 5e
b. Cat 3
c. Cat 6
d. Cat 7
Answer: b. Cat 3study-ccna+1 - Which Ethernet standard supports 400 Gbps?
a. 802.3bs
b. 802.3bt
c. 802.3z
d. 802.3u
Answer: a. 802.3bswikipedia - VLAN tagging uses which protocol?
a. STP
b. 802.1Q
c. ARP
d. CSMA/CD
Answer: b. 802.1Qieee802+1 - Which type of signaling does Ethernet use?
a. Broadband
b. Baseband
c. Pulse code modulation
d. Frequency division
Answer: b. Basebandautomationcommunity+1 - What is the standard for Power over Data Lines (PoDL)?
a. 802.3bu
b. 802.3bz
c. 802.3bv
d. 802.1Q
Answer: a. 802.3buwikipedia - What is the maximum transmission speed of Cat 7 cable?
a. 10 Mbps
b. 100 Mbps
c. 10 Gbps
d. 100 Gbps
Answer: c. 10 Gbpselandcables - What does “LLC” stand for in IEEE 802.2?
a. Logical Link Connection
b. Last Layer Carrier
c. Logical Link Control
d. Link Loss Correction
Answer: c. Logical Link Controlnetometer - Multimode fiber is used in which Gigabit Ethernet standard?
a. 1000Base-T
b. 1000Base-SX
c. 1000Base-LX
d. 100Base-TX
Answer: b. 1000Base-SXtestbook+1 - What is the minimum CAT cable required for Gigabit Ethernet?
a. Cat 3
b. Cat 5
c. Cat 6a
d. Cat 5e
Answer: d. Cat 5estudy-ccna+1 - CSMA/CD operates only in what type of network?
a. Wireless
b. Full-duplex
c. Half-duplex Ethernet
d. Point-to-point
Answer: c. Half-duplex Ethernetnetometer+1 - What is the role of the preamble in Ethernet frame?
a. Error checking
b. Frame synchronization
c. Address resolution
d. Encryption
Answer: b. Frame synchronizationsanfoundry+1 - Which IEEE standard defines 200Gbps Ethernet?
a. 802.3bt
b. 802.3bs
c. 802.3bu
d. 802.3br
Answer: b. 802.3bswikipedia - Which cabling type is used for 1000Base-CX?
a. Twisted pair
b. Coaxial
c. Fiber optic
d. Serial
Answer: a. Twisted pairwatelectronics+1 - What does 4PPoE refer to in Ethernet?
a. Four Power Pairs over Ethernet
b. Four Packet Protocol over Ethernet
c. Fast PoE over Ethernet
d. Fiber Point-to-Point Ethernet
Answer: a. Four Power Pairs over Ethernetwikipedia - Which IEEE standard includes Power over Ethernet up to 100W?
a. 802.3bu
b. 802.3bt
c. 802.3bx
d. 802.3av
Answer: b. 802.3btelandcables+1
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- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.3
- https://automationcommunity.com/ethernet-questions-and-answers/
- https://www.elandcables.com/the-cable-lab/faqs/faq-what-are-the-ethernet-standards
- https://www.watelectronics.com/mcq/ethernet/
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