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Guide to Wireless Communications, Third Edition

Chapter 7

Review Questions

1. A wireless NIC performs the same functions as a wired NIC except that it_____.

a. does not transmit the packet

b. uses an antenna instead of a wired connection

c. contains special memory

d. does not use parallel transmission

2. Some vendors have already integrated the components of a wireless NIC directly onto

the notebook’s _____.

a. motherboard’s chipset

b. floppy drive

c. hard drive

d. CD-ROM drive

3. Which of the following is not a function of an AP?

a. sends and receives RF signals

b. connects to the wired network

c. serves as a router
d. acts as a bridge between the wired and wireless networks

4. The range of an AP acting as the base station is approximately _____.

a. 573 feet

b. 375 feet

c. 750 feet

d. 735 feet

5. The highest data rate for an 802.11 RF WLAN is about ______ Mbps.

a. 22

b. 1

c. 2

d. 54

6. The IEEE 802.11b standard that outlines the specifications for RF WLANs is based on

_____.

a. FHSS

b. DSSS

c. infrared

d. OFDM

7. Power over Ethernet delivers power to an AP through the same wires used for data in a

standard unshielded twisted pair (UTP) Ethernet cable. True or False?

8. In ad hoc mode, the wireless clients communicate directly with the AP. True or False?
9. An Extended Service Set (ESS) consists of two or more BSSs. True or False?

10. On a regular basis, wireless clients will scan all the radio frequencies to determine if a

different AP can provide better service. True or False?

11. Network managers like to subdivide large networks into smaller units known as

subnets because this makes it easier to manage the entire network. True or False?

12. The IEEE _____ standard defines a local area network that provides cable-free data

access at a rate of up to 2 Mbps for clients that are either mobile or in a fixed location.

a. 802.3

b. 802.21

c. 802.11

d. 802.3.1

13. Because all the IEEE WLAN features are isolated in the PHY and _____ layers, any

network operating system or LAN application will run on a WLAN without any

modification.

a. MAC

b. network

c. PLCP

d. PMD

14. The Physical Layer Convergence Procedure (PLCP) standards for 802.11b are based

only on _____ spread spectrum.


a. frequency hopping

b. QAM

c. direct sequence

d. BPSK

15. A PLCP frame is made up of three parts, which are the preamble, the header, and the

_____.

a. error correction

b. CRC

c. SIFS

d. data

16. The PLCP frame preamble and header are always transmitted at ____ Mbps.

a. 2

b. 5.5

c. 1

d. 11

17. The method used in 802.11 to implement CSMA/CA is based on ______.

a. DSSS

b. DCF

c. FHSS

d. PCF
18. IEEE 802.11 operates in ______ mode, and each frame must be acknowledged.

a. ACK

b. FDMA

c. half-duplex

d. full-duplex

19. If the AP does not send the SSID of the WLAN in the beacon, client devices can still

obtain the SSID by _______.

a. sending an associate request frame

b. transmitting an SSID request frame

c. sending a probe frame

d. transmitting a special data frame

20. In PCF, the client devices cannot transmit unless ________.

a. the WLAN is operating in peer-to-peer mode

b. the AP sends an ACK frame

c. the AP sends data first

d. the client is “polled” by the AP

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