Dion 1101 - Section 02

Question 1

A single “bit” can store what two values?

Answer 1

0 or 1

Question 2

If we combine 4 bits it’s called?

Answer 2

Nibble

ie. 0100

Question 3

If we combine 8 bits it’s called?

Answer 3

Byte

ie. 11011010

Question 4

A file that has 50b means?

Answer 4

File size = 50 bits of data

Question 5

If someone is sending a 50b file and it takes two seconds to send, what is the data transfer rate?

Answer 5

50 bits / 2 seconds =
25 bits per second (25 bps)

Question 6

if we combine 1000 bits it’s called?

Answer 6

1 Kilobit (1Kb)

Question 7

How many bits per byte are in 1Kbps?

Answer 7

8 bits per byte

Question 8

What is the transfer rate for 1Kbps per second?

Answer 8

125 Bytes per second (125Bps)

Question 9

What does 1,000,000 bytes equal?

Answer 9

1 Megabyte (1 MB)

Question 10

What does 1,000,000,000 bits equal?

Answer 10

1 Gigabit (1Gb)

Question 11

What does 1,000,000,000 bytes equal?

Answer 11

1 Gigabyte (1GB)

Question 12

What does 1,000,000,000,0000 bits equal?

Answer 12

1 Terabit (1 Tb)

Question 13

What does 1,000,000,000,000 bytes equal?

Answer 13

1 Terabyte (1 TB)

Question 14

D-shaped sub-miniature pin with two thumb screws on each side at the back of a computer.

Answer 14

DB9 connector

Question 15

DB9 connectors connected to?

Answer 15

Serial ports

Question 16

How is data sent in serial connections?

Answer 16

0’s and 1’s being sent one bit at a time.

Question 17

What is the transfer rate of the USB 2.0 LowSpeed?

Answer 17

1.5 Mbps

Question 18

What is the transfer rate for USB 2.0 FullSpeed?

Answer 18

12 Mbps

Question 19

What is the transfer rate for USB 2.0 HiSpeed?

Answer 19

480 Mbps

Question 20

What is the transfer rate for USB 3.2 Gen 1?

Answer 20

5 Gbps

Question 21

What is the transfer rate for USB 3.2 Gen 2?

Answer 21

10 Gbps

Question 22

What is the transfer rate for USB 3.2 Gen 2x2?

Answer 22

20 Gbps

Question 23

What is the transfer rate for USB 4?

Answer 23

40 Gbps