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SSC CGL Internet & Networking Verified Practice Test 2

15 structurally validated Internet & Networking questions with unique options, mapped answers and explanations.

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SSC CGL Internet & Networking Verified Practice Test 2

15 structurally validated Internet & Networking questions with unique options, mapped answers and explanations.

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  1. Networking

    1. WAN stands for:

    • A. Wide Area Network (Correct)
    • B. Wireless Access Node
    • C. World Access Network
    • D. Web Area Node

    Explanation: WAN expands to Wide Area Network.

  2. Networking

    2. A PAN is generally used for:

    • A. Worldwide internet
    • B. Personal short-range device connection (Correct)
    • C. Only banking networks
    • D. Satellite communication only

    Explanation: PAN means Personal Area Network used for nearby devices.

  3. Web

    3. The last part of an email address after @ usually represents the:

    • A. Password
    • B. Domain name (Correct)
    • C. Printer type
    • D. Operating system

    Explanation: The portion after @ identifies the mail domain.

  4. Networking Devices

    4. A switch is mainly used to:

    • A. Connect devices within a network (Correct)
    • B. Print web pages
    • C. Create slides
    • D. Increase RAM

    Explanation: A switch connects devices in a LAN and forwards frames appropriately.

  5. Internet Terms

    5. A homepage is:

    • A. A hardware chip
    • B. The main page of a website (Correct)
    • C. A browser virus
    • D. A type of server cable

    Explanation: The homepage is the main landing page of a site.

  6. Browsers

    6. Which of the following is NOT a browser?

    • A. Firefox
    • B. Edge
    • C. Excel (Correct)
    • D. Chrome

    Explanation: Excel is a spreadsheet application, not a web browser.

  7. Download/Upload

    7. Downloading means:

    • A. Sending files from device to server
    • B. Receiving files from internet to device (Correct)
    • C. Deleting stored files
    • D. Formatting a drive

    Explanation: Downloading transfers data from a remote system to the local device.

  8. Email

    8. Spam email refers to:

    • A. Encrypted mail
    • B. Unwanted bulk email (Correct)
    • C. Official government email
    • D. Offline saved email

    Explanation: Spam is unwanted or unsolicited bulk email.

  9. Internet Safety

    9. A padlock icon in the browser address bar usually indicates:

    • A. The site is encrypted (Correct)
    • B. The site has no images
    • C. The PC is offline
    • D. The browser is outdated

    Explanation: The padlock typically indicates HTTPS encryption is active.

  10. Search

    10. Typing keywords into Google is an example of using a:

    • A. Compiler
    • B. Search engine (Correct)
    • C. Spreadsheet
    • D. Firewall

    Explanation: Google is used as a search engine to locate web information.

  11. Network Types

    11. A network spread across cities is most likely a:

    • A. LAN
    • B. PAN
    • C. WAN (Correct)
    • D. USB

    Explanation: WANs cover large geographical areas.

  12. Wireless

    12. Wi-Fi is used for:

    • A. Wireless networking (Correct)
    • B. Printing only
    • C. Sound recording
    • D. Video editing only

    Explanation: Wi-Fi allows devices to connect wirelessly to a network.

  13. Domain

    13. In a web address, .com is an example of:

    • A. A password
    • B. A domain extension (Correct)
    • C. An IP cable
    • D. A folder icon

    Explanation: .com is a top-level domain extension.

  14. Web Terms

    14. HTTP is mainly related to:

    • A. Web page transfer (Correct)
    • B. Audio playback
    • C. Printer speed
    • D. Spreadsheet calculation

    Explanation: HTTP is the protocol for transferring web documents.

  15. Security

    15. Which practice is safest while using public Wi-Fi?

    • A. Entering bank details openly
    • B. Avoiding sensitive logins unless protected (Correct)
    • C. Disabling passwords
    • D. Turning off antivirus permanently

    Explanation: Public Wi-Fi can be insecure, so sensitive activity should be avoided unless properly protected.