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KEA VAO 2024 — Paper 2 - Communication
All 100 questions from this paper with the correct answer and a detailed explanation for each. Covers Kannada Language & Literature, Karnataka History, English Language & Communication, Computer Knowledge.
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Choose the correct answer of the following simple sentence after its transformation to compound sentence : Besides robbing the poor child, he also murdered her.
- A.
He robbed the child, he murdered her.
- B.Correct
He not only robbed the poor child but also murdered her.
- C.
Besides he murdered the poor child, he also robbed her.
- D.
None of the above
Explanation
Converting to a compound sentence with 'not only...but also': 'He not only robbed the poor child but also murdered her.'
Match the following :
| Column 1 | Column 2 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| a. | Fond | i. | on |
| b. | Depend | ii. | with |
| c. | Angry | iii. | to |
| d. | Complain | iv. | of |
- A.
a-i, b-ii, c-iii, d-iv
- B.
a-iii, b-iv, c-ii, d-i
- C.
a-iv, b-iii, c-i, d-ii
- D.Correct
a-iv, b-i, c-ii, d-iii
Explanation
The correct preposition pairings are: Fond of, Depend on, Angry with, Complain to.
Name the Relative pronoun in the sentence given below : I, who am your king, will lead you.
- A.
I
- B.Correct
who
- C.
your
- D.
you
Explanation
'Who' is the relative pronoun referring back to 'I' in the sentence.
In the following question, a paragraph or a sentence has been broken up into different parts. The parts have been scrambled and numbered as given below. Choose the correct order of these parts from the given alternatives : a. it is of vital importance b. if this cannot be prevented c. Since man depends for his food d. upon articles e. that none of this soil should be wasted f. produced from the earth's layer of fertile soil
- A.
c, a, b, d, f, e
- B.
c, a, e, d, f, b
- C.Correct
c, d, f, a, e, b
- D.
c, e, a, b, f, d
Explanation
The logical order runs: c (man depends on food), d (articles produced from fertile soil), f (fertile soil layer), a (vital importance), e (none should be wasted), b (if this cannot be prevented) — i.e. c, d, f, a, e, b.
Fill in the blanks : The receptionist ________ the information desk was both smart ________ polite.
- A.
in, but
- B.Correct
at, and
- C.
at, but
- D.
within, although
Explanation
The correct completion is: 'The receptionist at the information desk was both smart and polite.'
For a professional sportsperson, fitness is a must. Choose the correct question tag for the given statement.
- A.
Isn't he?
- B.Correct
Isn't it?
- C.
Doesn't it?
- D.
Mustn't it?
Explanation
For the statement 'fitness is a must', the correct question tag is 'Isn't it?'
Change the following statement to Reported Speech : Ramu said, “My classmate wrote a letter to the Minister.”
- A.Correct
Ramu said that his classmate had written a letter to the Minister.
- B.
Ramu said that my classmate has written a letter to the Minister.
- C.
Ramu said that his classmate was writing a letter to the Minister.
- D.
Ramu said his classmate had wrote a letter to the Minister.
Explanation
Converting to reported speech: 'Ramu said that his classmate had written a letter to the Minister.'
Identify the appropriate prefix and fill in the blanks given in the sentence. It is very difficult to ________ stand the onslaught of terrorist attack.
- A.Correct
under
- B.
with
- C.
un
- D.
inter
Explanation
The prefix 'under-' forms 'understand' — however, in the context of 'onslaught of terrorist attack', the intended word is 'withstand', so the correct prefix should be 'with-' rather than 'under-'.
Fill in the blank : ________ a big hue and cry, the international airport was finally opened for the public.
- A.
Because
- B.Correct
Amid
- C.
Between
- D.
Toward
Explanation
'Amid a big hue and cry' correctly completes the sentence, meaning 'in the midst of' loud protest/uproar.
Fill in the blanks. The ________ announced the ________ of the sports competition held in the college last week.
- A.
principle, prices
- B.
principal, prices
- C.Correct
principal, prizes
- D.
principle, prizes
Explanation
'The principal announced the prizes of the sports competition' — 'principal' (head of an institution) and 'prizes' (awards) are the correct word choices.
Fill in the blank. It was warm, so I ________ my jacket.
- A.
took out
- B.
took of
- C.Correct
took off
- D.
took away
Explanation
'Took off' is the correct phrasal verb meaning to remove clothing.
Fill in the blank with the most appropriate alternative. Many accidents ________ by dangerous driving.
- A.
is caused
- B.
have caused
- C.Correct
are caused
- D.
has been caused
Explanation
'Many accidents are caused by dangerous driving' — passive voice plural construction.
Choose the right question tag for the given sentence. Kumar hardly attends functions, ________ ?
- A.
doesn't he
- B.
didn't he
- C.Correct
does he
- D.
did he
Explanation
'Hardly' functions as a negative adverb, so the question tag takes a positive form: 'does he?'
Fill in the blank. He filed a civil ________ against Mr. Chopra.
- A.Correct
suit
- B.
suite
- C.
soot
- D.
shout
Explanation
'He filed a civil suit against Mr. Chopra' — 'suit' refers to a legal case.
Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase given below : A storm in a teacup
- A.
A great noise
- B.
A danger signal
- C.Correct
Much excitement over something trivial
- D.
An unexpected event
Explanation
'A storm in a teacup' is an idiom meaning much excitement or outrage over something trivial.
In the following question some part of the sentence may have errors. Find out which part of the sentence has an error and select the appropriate option. If the sentence is free from error, select 'No error'. One of the student / attended / the international seminar held in Dubai. / No error a b c d
- A.Correct
a - One of the student
- B.
b - attended
- C.
c - the international seminar held in Dubai.
- D.
d - No error
Explanation
'One of the student' is grammatically incorrect; it should be 'One of the students' (plural after 'one of') — the error lies in part (a).
Pick out the opposite meaning or antonym of the word given below : Predecessor
- A.
Processor
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Compressor
- C.Correct
Successor
- D.
Oppressor
Explanation
The antonym of 'Predecessor' (one who came before) is 'Successor' (one who comes after).
Choose the misspelt word.
- A.
Chrysanthemum
- B.
Chastisement
- C.
Conflagration
- D.Correct
Constelation
Explanation
'Constelation' is misspelt; the correct spelling is 'Constellation'.
Out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words. The period between two reigns
- A.
Era
- B.
Intermission
- C.
Anachronism
- D.Correct
Interregnum
Explanation
'Interregnum' refers to the period between two reigns/rulers.
Choose the most appropriate meaning of the word from among the four options. Sagacious
- A.Correct
Sensible
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Spontaneous
- C.
Disciplined
- D.
Helpful
Explanation
'Sagacious' means wise or showing good judgement, closest in meaning to 'sensible'.
Choose the right word to fill the blank. Transfer the liquid into the vessel using a ________
- A.
Ciphon
- B.
Sciphon
- C.
Sciphan
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Siphon
Explanation
'Siphon' is the correct spelling of the tube/device used to transfer liquid between vessels.
Directions : In the following passage there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, some words are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate words [Refer the same paragraph given below for questions no. 57 to 60].
Women have (57) made (58) in the corporate workplace but certainly not as much as they had expected. We have new laws, rules and (59) relating to women in the workplace but what we have not changed much is the male (60).
(57) Choose the appropriate word
- A.
perhaps
- B.
seldom
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optimistically
- D.Correct
undoubtedly
Explanation
'Undoubtedly' fits the context, indicating certainty about progress made by women in the corporate workplace.
(58) Choose the appropriate word
- A.Correct
progress
- B.
efforts
- C.
attempts
- D.
decisions
Explanation
'Progress' fits as the noun describing what women have made in the corporate workplace.
(59) Choose the appropriate word
- A.
activities
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cases
- C.Correct
policies
- D.
problems
Explanation
'Policies' fits alongside 'laws' and 'rules' relating to women in the workplace.
(60) Choose the appropriate word
- A.
hatred
- B.
patterns
- C.
achievements
- D.Correct
behaviour
Explanation
'Behaviour' fits as the aspect ('male behaviour') that has not changed much, per the passage.
Choose the description which describes the given word most appropriately. Exodus
- A.
Movement of very few people from one place to another.
- B.Correct
Large scale departure of people from one place to another.
- C.
Expulsion of people from a country.
- D.
Arrival of a large group of foreigners to a country.
Explanation
'Exodus' describes a large-scale departure of people from one place to another.
Fill in the blanks. Her work as a translator underscores her commitment __________ cultural dialogue. She has succeeded in bringing European and American sentiments __________ the Indian context.
- A.
with, to
- B.
on, in
- C.Correct
to, into
- D.
about, to
Explanation
The correct prepositions are: 'commitment to cultural dialogue' and 'bringing sentiments into the Indian context.'
Find the correctly spelt word from the following.
- A.
Supernumarary
- B.Correct
Supernumerary
- C.
Suparnumerary
- D.
Supernuameracy
Explanation
'Supernumerary' is the correctly spelt word among the given options.
Change the following statement to Reported Speech. The mother said to the son, "I cannot pay you the pocket money."
- A.
The mother told the son that he could not be paid the pocket money.
- B.Correct
The mother told the son that she could not pay him the pocket money.
- C.
The mother forbade the son to pay the pocket money.
- D.
The mother warned the son that she cannot pay him the pocket money.
Explanation
Converting to reported speech: 'The mother told the son that she could not pay him the pocket money.'
Fill in the blank. The President paused for a moment and then __________
- A.
goes on talking
- B.Correct
went on talking
- C.
gone on talking
- D.
goes to talking
Explanation
'Went on talking' fits the past-tense narrative context: 'The President paused for a moment and then went on talking.'
Choose the appropriate option which best expresses the meaning of the given idiom that is underlined. Whenever I meet him he pulls a long face.
- A.
looks angry
- B.
looks cheerful
- C.Correct
looks gloomy
- D.
looks indifferent
Explanation
'Pulls a long face' is an idiom meaning to look gloomy or sad.
Identify the appropriate phrasal verb to fill in the blank in the given sentence. You are walking too fast. I can't ________ you.
- A.Correct
keep up with
- B.
keep up from
- C.
keep up
- D.
keep up to
Explanation
'Keep up with' is the correct phrasal verb meaning to match someone's pace.
In the following question, choose from the given words below the two sentences, that word which has the same meaning and can be used in the same context as the part given underlined in both the sentences : I. Avinash was the <u>first</u> suspect in that case. II. The driver decided to <u>tune</u> the engine before going to sleep that day.
- A.
major
- B.
suffer
- C.
counter
- D.Correct
prime
Explanation
'First' (suspect) and 'tune' (the engine) both relate to the sense of 'prime' — prime suspect, and 'prime the engine' (tune/prepare it).
Match the items in List I with their definitions in List II.
| List I | List II |
|---|---|
| a. A dermatologist is | i. a disease which causes loss of memory |
| b. A thermometer is | ii. an animal which lives both on land and in water |
| c. Amnesia is | iii. an instrument which measures temperature |
| d. An amphibian is | iv. a doctor who treats skin diseases |
- A.
a-ii, b-iii, c-iv, d-i
- B.Correct
a-iv, b-iii, c-i, d-ii
- C.
a-i, b-iv, c-ii, d-iii
- D.
a-iii, b-iv, c-ii, d-i
Explanation
This matches: Dermatologist - doctor treating skin diseases, Thermometer - instrument measuring temperature, Amnesia - memory-loss disease, Amphibian - animal living on land and water.
In the following question, there are six sentences marked. S1, S6, P, Q, R, S. The positions of S1 and S6 are fixed. You are required to choose one of the four alternatives which would be the most logical sequence of the sentences in the passage. S1: Ram Mohan Roy was associated with several newspapers. P: Many educationists protested vigorously against these measures. Q: But this came to grief soon after the enactment in 1823 of new measures for the control of the press. R: He brought out a bilingual, Bengali-English magazine. S: Later, desiring an all-India circulation, he published a weekly in Persian, which was recognised then as the language of the cultured classes all over India. S6: Ram Mohan Roy petitioned the King-in-Council in England.
- A.
QPRS
- B.
RQPS
- C.
RSPQ
- D.Correct
RSQP
Explanation
The correct sequence runs: R (Ram Mohan Roy brought out a bilingual magazine), S (later published a weekly in Persian), Q (this ended after 1823 press control measures), P (educationists protested these measures) — i.e. R, S, Q, P.
Arrange the following in their speed of access from fastest to the slowest : RAM, Registers, Secondary storage, Cache
- A.Correct
Registers → Cache → RAM → Secondary storage
- B.
RAM → Cache → Registers → Secondary storage
- C.
Secondary storage → Registers → Cache → RAM
- D.
Cache → Registers → Secondary storage → RAM
Explanation
In order of decreasing speed of access: Registers, Cache, RAM, Secondary storage.
With respect to Interpreter, which of the following sentences are “True” ? a. Interpreter translates high language to machine language. b. Interpreter translates one sentence at a time. c. Interpreter does not execute a sentence immediately after the translation. d. Interpreter translates entire program into object program at once.
- A.Correct
a and b are true
- B.
a and c are true
- C.
a, b and c are true
- D.
c and d are true
Explanation
An interpreter translates high-level language into machine language and processes one statement/line at a time, executing it immediately — statements (a) and (b) are true, while (c) and (d) describe a compiler's behaviour, not an interpreter's.
Match the type of tool with their example:
| a. | Remote workforce | i. | Adobe Sign |
| b. | e-signature | ii. | Google Drive |
| c. | Security | iii. | AWS Cloud |
| d. | Cloud computing | iv. | Kali Linux |
- A.
a-i, b-ii, c-iii, d-iv
- B.
a-iv, b-iii, c-ii, d-i
- C.Correct
a-ii, b-i, c-iv, d-iii
- D.
a-iii, b-iv, c-ii, d-i
Explanation
This matches tool types with examples: Remote workforce - Google Drive, e-signature - Adobe Sign, Security - Kali Linux, Cloud computing - AWS Cloud.
Expand EDVAC :
- A.Correct
Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer
- B.
Electronic Discrete Volatile Automatic Computer
- C.
Electronic Duplex Variable Automatic Computer
- D.
Electronic Duplex Volatile Arithmetic Computer
Explanation
EDVAC stands for Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer.
ICs with VLSI technology are used in _________.
- A.
Second Generation Computers
- B.
Third Generation Computers
- C.Correct
Fourth Generation Computers
- D.
Fifth Generation Computers
Explanation
Integrated Circuits with VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) technology are associated with Fourth Generation Computers.
Select the incorrect statement/statements : a. Firewall and antivirus are same. b. Firewall acts as a barrier between the computer and Internet traffic. c. Antivirus is designed to detect malicious software. d. Firewall and antivirus can be combined to offer robust protection against cyber attacks.
- A.
Only d
- B.
Only c
- C.
a and b only
- D.Correct
Only a
Explanation
Firewalls and antivirus software are not the same (firewall blocks network traffic; antivirus detects malware), making statement (a) the incorrect one, while (b), (c) and (d) are all accurate.
The NIC – Network Interface Card is a hardware device which _________.
- A.
stores the IP addresses
- B.Correct
connects a computer to a network, both functionally and physically
- C.
stores the IP addresses of the computers in LAN
- D.
acts like a firewall
Explanation
A NIC (Network Interface Card) connects a computer to a network, both functionally and physically.
Match the following :
| a. | Linker | i. | A software which places the object code from secondary memory into main memory |
| b. | Loader | ii. | A program that translates high-level source code into machine code |
| c. | Compiler | iii. | A software which links modules or program segments together |
| d. | Interpreter | iv. | A program that translates an instruction of high-level program and executes it immediately before translating next instruction |
- A.Correct
a-iii, b-i, c-ii, d-iv
- B.
a-iii, b-ii, c-i, d-iv
- C.
a-ii, b-iii, c-iv, d-i
- D.
a-iii, b-i, c-iv, d-ii
Explanation
This matches: Linker - links program modules/segments together, Loader - places object code from secondary into main memory, Compiler - translates high-level code to machine code at once, Interpreter - translates and executes line-by-line.
Which function is used to enter the current time in a worksheet cell?
- A.
=Today()
- B.
=Now()
- C.Correct
=Time()
- D.
=CurrentTime()
Explanation
The =NOW() function returns the current date and time in a spreadsheet cell.
Word Processor is an example for
- A.
Hardware
- B.Correct
Application Software
- C.
Firmware
- D.
System Software
Explanation
A Word Processor is an example of Application Software.
Choose the advantages offered by digital signature. a. Identifies the signatory b. Maintains integrity of signed data c. Prevents forgery or impersonation d. Encrypts the data Choose the correct answer from the following codes :
- A.
b and c only
- B.
a and b only
- C.
Only d
- D.Correct
a, b and c
Explanation
Digital signatures identify the signatory, maintain data integrity, and prevent forgery/impersonation — all three listed advantages apply (encryption being a related but separate function).
192.168.0.397 is an invalid IP address because: a. It starts with 192 b. It has 0 c. It has a number less than 500 d. Any octal number cannot be more than 255 Choose the correct answer from the following codes :
- A.Correct
Only d
- B.
Only c
- C.
a and b only
- D.
a and d only
Explanation
192.168.0.397 is invalid because no octet in an IPv4 address can exceed 255, and 397 exceeds this limit.
In Microsoft Windows the file names may contain maximum up to _________ characters.
- A.
199
- B.
254
- C.Correct
255
- D.
234
Explanation
In Microsoft Windows, file names can contain a maximum of 255 characters.
A _________ in the network security takes place when one entity pretends to be a different entity.
- A.
Replay
- B.
Modification of messages
- C.Correct
Masquerade
- D.
Denial of service
Explanation
A 'Masquerade' attack occurs when one entity pretends to be a different entity in network security.
Based on the "access time", arrange the following in ascending order : a. SSD b. HDD c. Main Memory d. Cache Memory
- A.
d, b, c, a
- B.
a, b, c, d
- C.Correct
d, c, a, b
- D.
c, d, a, b
Explanation
In ascending order of access time (fastest to slowest becomes reversed here): Cache Memory, Main Memory, SSD, HDD.
Which of the following is true with respect to Read Only Memory (ROM) ? a. Data stored in ROM and PROM chip cannot be altered by user. b. A user can erase data from EPROM. c. EEPROM is also known as flash memory. d. In EEPROM data cannot be erased.
- A.
a and c are correct
- B.
Only b is correct
- C.
c and d are correct
- D.Correct
a, b and c are correct
Explanation
Data in ROM/PROM cannot be altered by the user, EPROM data can be erased (typically via UV light) by users, and EEPROM (flash memory) can be electrically erased — statements (a), (b) and (c) are all correct, while (d) is false since EEPROM data can indeed be erased.
The core of an Operating System (OS) is known as :
- A.
Shell
- B.Correct
Kernel
- C.
MS-DOS
- D.
Console
Explanation
The Kernel is considered the core of an Operating System.
In an E-R diagram, double lines indicate
- A.
Cardinality
- B.Correct
Total participation
- C.
Multiple participation
- D.
Single participation
Explanation
In an E-R diagram, double lines indicate total participation of an entity in a relationship.
Select the correct statement/statements : a. Microsoft Edge, Safari, Adobe Flash, Google Chrome are examples of browsers. b. Mbps stands for Mega bytes per second and MBps stands for Mega bits per second. c. 2 GB = 1024 MB d. Ubuntu, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and Windows XP are examples of Operating Systems.
- A.
a only
- B.
b and d only
- C.
a and c only
- D.Correct
d only
Explanation
Ubuntu, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Windows XP are all examples of Operating Systems, making statement (d) correct, while (a) incorrectly includes Adobe Flash (not a browser) and (b) has Mbps/MBps definitions reversed.
Section 65 of IT Act 2000 deals with :
- A.Correct
Tampering with documents
- B.
Hacking
- C.
Acts of cyber terrorism
- D.
Using other person's email ID
Explanation
Section 65 of the IT Act, 2000 deals with tampering with computer source documents.
Match the following List I and List II :
| List I | List II |
|---|---|
| a. Auxiliary memory | i. EEPROM |
| b. Impact printer | ii. Laser Printer |
| c. Flash memory | iii. Dot Matrix Printer |
| d. Non-impact printer | iv. HDD |
- A.
a-i, b-iii, c-iv, d-ii
- B.
a-iv, b-ii, c-i, d-iii
- C.Correct
a-iv, b-iii, c-i, d-ii
- D.
a-i, b-ii, c-iv, d-iii
Explanation
This matches: Auxiliary memory - HDD, Impact printer - Dot Matrix Printer, Flash memory - EEPROM, Non-impact printer - Laser Printer.
State whether the following statements are True or False with respect to Database : a. A view is a single table that is derived from other tables. b. Data in views are always physically stored.
- A.
a - True, b - True
- B.Correct
a - True, b - False
- C.
a - False, b - True
- D.
a - False, b - False
Explanation
A view is indeed a virtual table derived from other tables (statement a is true), but data in views is not physically stored separately — it is generated dynamically from the underlying tables (statement b is false).
"Name" attribute in the above Diagram is an example for ____ type of attribute in database table.

- A.
Simple
- B.Correct
Composite
- C.
Multivalued
- D.
Derived
Explanation
A 'Name' attribute (often split into first/last name) is typically an example of a Composite attribute in a database schema.
Find the decimal equivalent of the octal number (127.54)8.
- A.
(94.6489)10
- B.Correct
(87.6875)10
- C.
(91.4956)10
- D.
(88.1459)10
Explanation
Converting octal (127.54)8 to decimal: integer part 127(oct) = 1x64+2x8+7 = 87; fractional part .54(oct) = 5/8+4/64 = 0.6875; combined = 87.6875 in decimal.
Select the correct statement : a. Valid numbers in binary number system are '0' and '1'. b. Hexadecimal number system does not use the letter 'F'. c. Octal number system has base 8. d. ABCZH9 is a valid hexadecimal number.
- A.
a and b only
- B.
b and d only
- C.
a and d only
- D.Correct
a and c only
Explanation
Binary uses only 0 and 1 (statement a true), and Octal has base 8 (statement c true); Hexadecimal does use the letter 'F' (making statement b false), and 'ABCZH9' is not a valid hexadecimal number since 'Z' and 'H' aren't valid hex digits (making statement d false) — so (a) and (c) are correct.
Match the following List I and List II :
| List I (Layers) | List II (Packet Names) |
|---|---|
| a. Application Layer | i. Bits |
| b. Transport Layer | ii. Message |
| c. Network Layer | iii. Frame |
| d. Data Link Layer | iv. Segment/User datagram |
| e. Physical Layer | v. Datagram |
- A.
a-iii, b-iv, c-v, d-i, e-ii
- B.Correct
a-ii, b-iv, c-v, d-iii, e-i
- C.
a-i, b-iii, c-iv, d-ii, e-v
- D.
a-iv, b-i, c-ii, d-iii, e-v
Explanation
This matches OSI/TCP-IP layers with packet names: Application Layer - Message, Transport Layer - Segment/User datagram, Network Layer - Datagram, Data Link Layer - Frame, Physical Layer - Bits.
Match the following :
| List I | List II |
|---|---|
| a. First Normal Form | i. Full Functional Dependency |
| b. Second Normal Form | ii. Atomicity |
| c. Third Normal Form | iii. Non-trivial Functional Dependency |
| d. BCNF | iv. Transitive Dependency |
- A.
a-i, b-iii, c-iv, d-ii
- B.Correct
a-ii, b-i, c-iv, d-iii
- C.
a-i, b-ii, c-iii, d-iv
- D.
a-iii, b-ii, c-iv, d-i
Explanation
This matches normal forms with their defining properties: First Normal Form - Atomicity, Second Normal Form - Full Functional Dependency, Third Normal Form - Transitive Dependency (absence of), BCNF - Non-trivial Functional Dependency.
Match the following List I and List II :
| List I | List II |
|---|---|
| a. Co-axial cable | i. Cable covered with metal foil |
| b. Unshielded twisted pair cable | ii. Cable uses copper wire |
| c. Optical fiber cable | iii. RJ45 connector |
| d. Shielded twisted pair cable | iv. Transmits Data in the form of light |
- A.Correct
a-ii, b-iii, c-iv, d-i
- B.
a-iii, b-i, c-ii, d-iv
- C.
a-ii, b-iii, c-i, d-iv
- D.
a-iv, b-iii, c-ii, d-i
Explanation
This matches cable types with descriptions: Co-axial cable - uses copper wire, Unshielded twisted pair - uses RJ45 connector, Optical fiber cable - transmits data as light, Shielded twisted pair - covered with metal foil.
________ IP addresses use 8 bits for network and 24 bits for host.
- A.Correct
Class A
- B.
Class B
- C.
Class C
- D.
Class D
Explanation
Class A IP addresses use 8 bits for the network portion and 24 bits for the host portion.
Which layer functions as the Dialog Control and Synchronization in OSI model ?
- A.
Presentation layer
- B.
Network layer
- C.Correct
Session layer
- D.
Data link layer
Explanation
The Session layer of the OSI model handles Dialog Control and Synchronization between communicating devices.
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