Switching in Networks Multiple Choice Questions with Answers – PDF Download

MCQ 1: National Internet Service Provider (ISP) networks are connected to one another by private switching stations called:

1. network access points
2. peering points
3. national ISP
4. regional ISP

MCQ 2: Which one of the following frame completes the entries in the switching tables?

1. acknowledgment frame
2. setup frame
3. routing frame
4. destination frame

MCQ 3: Virtual-circuit Networks and datagram networks are the sub categories of:

1. message-switched networks
2. packet-switched networks
3. circuit-switched networks
4. message-packet network

MCQ 4: Three methods of switching are:

1. circuit switching, packet switching, and protocol switching
2. circuit switching, packet switching, and message switching
3. loop switching, packet switching, and message switching
4. node switching, packet switching, and message switching

MCQ 5: A switched network consists of a series of interlinked nodes, called:

1. endpoints
2. packets
3. switches
4. links