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T F 1. Cable Internet requires a satellite dish. Instructions: Circle T or F T F 1. Cable Internet requires a satellite dish. T F 2. Most computing applications use analog signals. T F 3. Conventional telephone wiring inside the home typically is coaxial cable. T F 4. A classroom computer lab is an example of a LAN. T F 5. WiMAX has a greater range that Wi-Fi.

Instructions: Select the best answer __ 6. The numbers 802.11 refer to which networking protocol? a. Phoneline b. Wi-Fi c. WiMAX d. TCP/IP e. Ethernet __ 7. Working from home is referred to as what? a. telesurgery b. GPS c. electronic monitoring d. messaging e. telecommuting

Instructions: Select the term that best matches a. PAN b. WAN c. VPN d. LAN e. MAN __ 8. An office network is an example. __ 9. A private, secure path across the Internet. __ 10. The type of network the Internet is.