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Initially called __________ , is the art of starting trouble on the internet by being rude and
offensive. - ANSWERS-flaming



A network that uses one chunk of data to escort packets around is called a ____________
network. - ANSWERS-token ring



The process of a digital signal getting weaker and fuzzier as it travels down a wire is called
_________. - ANSWERS-attenuation



With _____________ your virtual self has a presence and is known but some or all of the
elements of your personal self remain unknown. - ANSWERS-pseudonymity



Every network device, including your phone, has an unchanging hardware address known as the
_______ address. - ANSWERS-MAC



All computers or network devices used by packets going from point A to point B are called
_________. - ANSWERS-nodes



Port _____ is used for email. - ANSWERS-25



A network that looks and acts like the internet but belongs to a private entity like OSU is a(n)
__________ . It is connected to the Internet with a gateway. - ANSWERS-intranet

, If someone in an anonymous virtual group doesn't add value their behavior is known as social
________. - ANSWERS-loafing



A network ______ is physically a star and logically a bus. - ANSWERS-hub



A _________ converts a signal from digital to analog and vice versa. - ANSWERS-modem



We've run out of IP addresses so we need to switch to ______ IP some time soon. - ANSWERS-
v6



______ is a common network cable type used in Cat 5e cable. - ANSWERS-UTP



Port _____ is used for web pages. - ANSWERS-80



The ___________ is a bunch of physical machines hooked together as a network of networks. -
ANSWERS-internet



IP _____ is our current internet addressing scheme. - ANSWERS-v4



A network _________ is logically and physically a star. - ANSWERS-switch



Each network packet may take any route to reach the destination. This is called ___________. -
ANSWERS-routing diversity



The black cable coming into your house for tv and internet is _______ cable. - ANSWERS-coax



If the loss of one component crashes the entire network then we have a ______ point of failure.
- ANSWERS-single

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