These Wi-Fi multiple-choice questions and their answers will help you strengthen your grip on the subject of Wi-Fi. You can prepare for an upcoming exam or job interview with these 100+ Wi-Fi MCQs.
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A. SEP
B. WEP
C. KEP
D. AEP
A. ULF and VLF
B. LF and MF
C. ELF and SLF
D. VHF and UHF
A. muniwif and muniwifi
B. largewifi and smallwifi
C. muniwifi and wifi
D. wimax and wifi
A. 802.09
B. 802.15
C. 802.11
D. 802.13
A. web
B. wide
C. world
D. wireless
A. (all of these)
B. buildings
C. mountains
D. trees
A. laptop computer
B. tablet computer
C. (none of these)
D. smartphone
A. audio
B. light
C. sound
D. radio
A. Wireless Local Area Network
B. Wireless Language
C. Wireless Length Amplitude
D. Wireless Logical Analog Node
A. False
B. True
A. internet point
B. access point
C. oval point
D. entry point
A. Ipad
B. Internet
C. PDS
D. DEsktop
A. SOCKS
B. Gateway
C. Gatekeeper
D. Tunnel
A. amplified power
B. access point
C. augmented primer
D. authorization port
A. MIMO
B. AIO
C. Encrypted
D. Air Gap
A. printer
B. scanner
C. transmitter
D. router
A. Internet Protocol address used to identify computers on the network
B. Integrated Protocol addresses used to share data with mobile phones
C. Integrated Programming addresses used to share data with mobile phones
D. Instant Protocol Address used to surf the internet
A. 256 bits
B. 160 bits
C. 620 bits
D. 432 bits
A. video
B. audio
C. data traffic
D. air traffic
A. True
B. False
A. CASE
B. GMEA
C. IEEE
D. AAR
A. BGP
B. IPAU
C. LDAP
D. DHCP
A. A WLAN is automatically encrypted while a Ethernet LAN is not.
B. A WLAN uses licensed frequencies while a Ethernet LAN uses unlicensed frequencies.
C. A WLAN uses radio waves, while a Ethernet LAN uses some form of cable.
D. A WLAN does not use security protocols while a Ethernet LAN does.
A. updated drivers
B. hard drive
C. router
D. modem
A. 6.765 MHz
B. 2.4 GHz
C. 544 GHz
D. 1.74 MHz
A. WNAM
B. Annonymous
C. SSID
D. LNAM
A. the signal's power in mW
B. the power of the signal's source in mW
C. the signal's resistance in ohms
D. the signal's frequency
A. wireless network interface card
B. all access network interface card
C. wide area network interface card
D. local area network interface card
A. Deterministic Network System
B. Dynamic Naming Server
C. Dynamic Network System
D. Domain Name System
A. WPA4
B. WEP
C. WPA
D. WPA2
A. Quality of Schematic
B. Quotient of Service
C. Quality of Service
D. Quotient of System
A. Wifi Public Access
B. Wifi Private Access
C. Wifi Packet Access
D. Wifi Protected Access
A. 800-1000 feet
B. 600-1000 feet
C. 100-500 feet
D. 600-700 feet
A. EPP (encryption protocol point)
B. WEP (wireless entry point)
C. BUHT (broadcast unit hub tag)
D. SSID (service set identifier)
A. oblique mode or nominal mode
B. ad hoc mode or infrastructure mode
C. generative mode or non-generative mode
D. basic mode or multiple-source mode
A. binary numbers
B. decimal numbers
C. octal numbers
D. hexadecimal numbers
A. Encryption
B. Firewall
C. MAC Address
D. Network Interface
A. Media Access Client
B. Media Access Control
C. Multiple Address Client
D. Menu Access Client
A. Layer 1 - Physical
B. Layer 5 - Security
C. Layer 2 - Data
D. Layer 3 - Network
A. dBi or dBd
B. mW or W
C. dM or pM
D. Hz or GHz
A. decibels (dB)
B. milliwatts (mW)
C. hertz (Hz)
D. ohms
A. 802.11n
B. 802.11b
C. 802.11g
D. 802.11a
A. WPA2
B. WEP
C. WEP2
D. WPA
A. Direct-Service System Standards
B. Direct-Sequence Spread Spectrum
C. Direct-Solution Software System
D. Direct-System Server Software
A. petitioner, barrier, gate
B. supplicant, authenticator, authentication server
C. mark, monitor, master key
D. client, password, verifying software
A. 100 milliwatts (mW)
B. -50 milliwatts (mW)
C. 6.6 milliwatts (mW)
D. 20 milliwatts (mW)
A. Carrier Sense Multiple Access
B. Carrier Sense Single Access with Collision Detection
C. Carrier Sense Multiple Access without Collision Detection
D. Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection
A. a "Fibonacci sequence"
B. a "systematic barage"
C. a "highjack"
D. a "dictionary attack"
A. energy and valence
B. signal and noise
C. amplitude and phase shift
D. wavelength and frequency
A. WEP
B. WPA
C. TKIP
D. EAP