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The TCP/IP Networking Model Answers

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Compare the OSI Application Layer with the TCP/IP Application Layer. Which statement is true?

A
The TCP/IP application layer is for the user; it is not important to programmers or network technicians.
B
They are the same layer, only they are viewed through different conventions.
C
Both application layers are relevant mainly to programmers, not to network technicians.
D
The OSI application layer involves more things than does the TCP/IP application layer.
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What does the Address Resolution Protocol do?

A
finds the address of the next routing device along the network pathway
B
sends files across a network
C
reports that a sender cannot be found
D
transports packets, but does not include data reassembly
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When is Internet Control Message Protocol most often used?

A
when a receiver or sender cannot be located
B
when one needs to reassemble data sent via UDP
C
when Internet Protocol does not apply
D
in the Network Access Layer
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Why is UDP less reliable than TCP?

A
UDP is an older protocol.
B
UDP does not include data reassembly.
C
UDP is faster.
D
UDP is only for sending small amounts of data.
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Sam says that when he clicks on his schedule on the Internet, his computer is a receiver, not a sender. Is Sam correct? Why or why not?

A
Correct, because his computer is receiving Sam’s schedule
B
Wrong, because his computer is sending a request for Sam’s schedule
C
Correct, because his computer is mainly receiving, although it does send an initial request so that Sam can get his schedule
D
Wrong, because his computer is sending and receiving requests so that Sam can get his schedule
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Match the protocol to the layer it represents.

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Match the TCP/IP Layer to a problem that can happen there.

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Match the vocabulary to the correct definition.

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A protocol stack is _____.

A
a set of supporting protocols in a series of layers
B
the order of precedence in the transmission control protocol
C
another way of saying "TCP/IP"
D
another way of saying "network address"

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