AP CSP NETWORK

A) The actual speed at which data travels over the network

B) The maximum amount of data that can be transferred over a network per second

C) The latency of the network

D) The processing speed of a router

A) In bytes per second (BPS)

B) In packets per second (PPS)

C) In bits per second (bps)

D) In hertz (Hz)

A) Data travels at 500 miles per second

B) A maximum of 500 megabits of data can be transferred in one second

C) The connection has zero latency

D) The internet provider guarantees 500 Mbps at all times

A) A train traveling on a track

B) A river flowing through a valley

C) Water flowing through pipes of different diameters

D) Cars moving on a highway

A) Upload speed is usually faster than download speed

B) Most consumers use the internet for activities that require high download speeds

C) Upload speeds are more stable and don't need to be advertised

D) ISPs cannot measure upload speeds accurately

A) Streaming videos on YouTube

B) Downloading movies

C) Browsing social media

D) Checking emails

A) The 500 Mbps connection has lower latency

B) The 500 Mbps connection can transfer more data per second

C) The 500 Mbps connection uses a different protocol

D) The 100 Mbps connection has a higher signal loss

A) The user’s device has a slower network adapter

B) The ISP is intentionally throttling the connection

C) Network congestion is reducing the effective bandwidth

D) All of the above

A) The school’s internal network infrastructure is outdated

B) The school’s ISP is limiting bandwidth based on usage

C) The connection is shared among many users, causing congestion

D) All of the above

A) High bandwidth

B) Low latency

C) Large buffer size

D) High download speed