Question 1:
What features should be considered when assessing a potential wiring closet?
It should
be secure and situated on the first (ground) floor
It should be secure and close to the POP
It should
be within 150 m of the MDF and close to an entrance
It should
be an internal room and close to the electrical supply distribution
Question 2:
Why are exposed metal components normally connected to the ground, or earth,
pin of a power outlet?
The
connection is needed to increase the resistance of the circuit to ground
If an electrical fault occurs in the equipment,
the connection will reduce the chance of shock
Connecting the metal to ground makes it act like an insulator
The
ground connection can act as an alternative path for controlled current flow if
the neutral wire is disconnected
Question 3:
What causes Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)?
Long
power lines
Faulty
electrical equipment
An accumulation of static electricity
An
increase in atmospheric humidity
Question 4:
What is another term that can be used to describe an Intermediate Distribution
Frame (IDF)?
work area
(WA)
telecommunications outlet (TO)
main
cross-connect (MCC)
horizontal cross-connect (HCC)
Question 5:
What is the purpose of providing a ground, or earth, connection on a wall power
outlet?
To reduce
the resistance in the electrical circuit
To link
the neutral wire to ground
To allow fault currents to flow to ground
To
complete the circuit for normal current to flow
Question 6:
Which of the following problems is caused by too high a humidity level in a
wiring closet?
Signal
degradation
Copper wire corrosion
Insulation
failure
Power
surges
Question 7:
Why can digital electronic equipment, such as a computer, malfunction if
subjected to excessive power line noise?
Logic
gates are unable to correctly distinguish the noise polarity
The noise
enhances the digital signal edges
The noise
replaces the digital signal
Logic gates are unable to correctly distinguish
between a one and a zero
Question 8:
What is the ideal room temperature and relative humidity at which a wiring
closet should be maintained?
21 degrees Celsius / 45 % relative humidity
21
degrees Fahrenheit / 45 % relative humidity
45
degrees Celsius / 21 % relative humidity
45
degrees Fahrenheit / 21 % relative humidity
Question 9:
What is the term used to describe a problem in an electrical system between the
hot, or live, wire and the neutral wire?
An
isolated mode problem
A ground
fault problem
A common
mode problem
A normal mode problem
Question 10:
What is an alternative name for backbone cabling?
Horizontal cabling
Vertical cabling
Main
cabling
Trunk
cabling
Question 11:
Which statement BEST describes the current flow in an electrical circuit with a
DC source?
It is constant over time
It varies
over time
It
increases with time
It
decreases with time
Question 12:
Why can problems between the hot, or live, wire and the safety ground, or
earth, wire pose a hazard to the operation of your computer and network?
They can
present a shock hazard to the computer user
They can do more damage to data signals than other
types of problems
They can
produce power disturbances
They can
cause the unwanted operation of an uninterruptible power supply
Question 13:
A potential wiring closet has been identified in a building with a floor area
of 930 sq. m. The distance from this closet to the furthest workstation is 127
m. How many ADDITIONAL wiring closets would need to be installed?
0
1
2
8
Question 14:
Which of the following environmental specifications are recommended for a
wiring closet ?
Carpeted
floor; tiled walls and an inward opening door
Wooden
floor; brick walls and fluorescent lighting
Tiled
floor; internal power outlets and a dropped ceiling
Raised floor; wood covered walls and an internal
light switch
Question 15:
What is the maximum length specified for 62.5/125µm multimode optical fiber run between the MDF
and IDF?
90 m
800 m
2000 m
3000 m
Question 16:
What are the three components that make up an uninterruptible power supply?
A battery, inverter and battery charger
A MOV,
capacitor and diode
A
generator, changeover circuit and server software
A circuit
breaker, fuse and battery
Question 17:
What is one of the most significant causes of oscillatory noise problems on a
power circuit?
Long wiring runs
School
photocopiers
Locating
power cables in elevator shafts
Air
conditioners cycling on and off
Question 18:
What is a possible problem associated with multiple building grounds?
They are
often at the same potential with respect to each other
They do
not allow electrical current to flow between the buildings
Separate
protective devices are needed at each building
They may present a shock hazard due to different
potentials
Question 19:
Why is copper considered a good conductor of electricity?
It offers a path of least resistance to current
flow
It is
easily formed into wires
It is
cheaper than other metals
It
reduces power line noise
Question 20:
An electrician has investigated your recent power problems and has suggested
that they are caused by oscillation. What is the BEST solution to your problem?
Move the
network server to another room
Replace
UTP with fiber optic cable
Rewire the electrical system
Fit
commercial surge suppressors
Question 21:
Where does the horizontal cable extend?
From the
main distribution frame in the wiring closet to the vertical cross connect in
the intermediate distribution frame
From the telecommunications outlet in the work
area to the horizontal cross-connect in the telecommunications closet
From the
patch panel in the point of presence to the backbone connection in the customer
premises equipment
From the
telecommunications outlet in the wiring closet to the conduit in the
intermediate distribution frame
Question 22:
What device is best used to minimize the effects of power line sags and
brownouts?
A primary
protection device
A surge
suppressor
An
optical isolator
An uninterruptible power supply
Question 23:
In a controlled electrical circuit, which path do electrons normally follow?
From the
positively charged source to ground
From the negatively charged source to a positively
charged source
From the
more positively charged source to the less positively charged source
From the
negatively charged source to ground
Question 24:
What function does an electrical insulator perform?
It
completes the circuit, allowing current to flow
It
reduces the resistance in an electrical circuit
It allows
a short circuit to be present
It prevents uncontrolled current flow
Question 25:
Why is fiber optic cable commonly used as a network backbone between campus
buildings?
It
provides a less resistive path for electrical current to flow from one building
to another
It
enhances the signals at the physical layer
It reduces the hazardous effects of electrical
potential difference and lightning strikes
It is
cheaper and easier to install than copper wire