3.5: Fundamentals of Computer Networks: revision quiz and key terms
Free practice for 3.5: Fundamentals of Computer Networks in AQA GCSE Computer Science (8525). It has 4 parts: 3.5.1 Types of Computer Network, 3.5.2 Network Protocols, 3.5.3 Network Security and 3.5.4 The TCP/IP Model. Try the questions, then check the key terms.
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Which layer of the TCP/IP model contains network hardware such as the network interface card?
IP operates at the internet layer of the TCP/IP model.
Which of the following correctly matches a protocol with its primary purpose?
IP is responsible for reliably breaking data into packets and reassembling them.
Which type of network covers a large geographical area and often uses infrastructure owned by telecommunications companies?
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Key terms for 3.5: Fundamentals of Computer Networks
- Firewall
- Hardware or software that monitors network traffic and blocks traffic that does not meet its security rules.
- IP
- The protocol that operates at the internet layer, responsible for addressing and routing.
- LAN
- A network that connects devices within a small geographical area, such as a single site.
- MAC address filtering
- Only allowing devices with approved MAC addresses to connect to a network.
- SMTP
- The protocol used to send emails to a mail server.
- TCP
- The transport layer protocol that splits data into packets and makes sure they arrive reliably and in order.
- Transport layer
- The TCP/IP layer where the TCP protocol operates, setting up host-to-host communication.
- WAN
- A network that connects devices over a large geographical area.
What 3.5: Fundamentals of Computer Networks covers
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- 3.5.1 Types of Computer Network
- 3.5.2 Network Protocols
- 3.5.3 Network Security
- 3.5.4 The TCP/IP Model
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