Tree Topology Quiz

Which statement accurately describes the tree network topology?
1. It consists of a central hub connected to multiple end devices.
2. It forms a hierarchical structure by connecting multiple star topologies.
3. It is a mesh network where all devices are interconnected.
4. It consists of a single cable connecting all devices in a linear fashion.
What is the central device in a tree network topology called?
1. Router
2. Switch
3. Hub
4. Root node
How does data flow in a tree network topology?
1. Bidirectional between all connected devices
2. Unidirectional from leaf nodes to the root node
3. Unidirectional from the root node to leaf nodes
4. Multidirectional between all devices
What advantage does a tree network topology offer?
1. High fault tolerance with redundant connections
2. Easy scalability by adding more end devices
3. Direct communication between all devices
4. Minimal cabling requirements compared to other topologies
Which statement is true about leaf nodes in a tree network topology?
1. They are always connected to the root node.
2. They represent the highest-level devices in the hierarchy.
3. They are the central devices in each star topology.
4. They are the end devices at the lowest level of the hierarchy.
In a tree network topology, how is the communication between devices managed?
1. All devices communicate directly with each other.
2. Communication is routed through the root node.
3. Communication is broadcasted to all devices.
4. Each device has its own dedicated connection to every other device.
What happens if the root node fails in a tree network topology?
1. Communication between leaf nodes is not affected.
2. All communication in the network is disrupted.
3. One of the leaf nodes automatically becomes the new root node.
4. The network automatically reconfigures into a mesh topology.
Which network topology is commonly used in wide area networks (WANs)?
1. Bus
2. Star
3. Tree
4. Line
How does adding more levels to a tree network topology affect its structure?
1. Server
2. Switch
3. Modem
4. Router
How does adding more levels to a tree network topology affect its structure?
1. It increases the complexity of communication between devices.
2. It improves fault tolerance and redundancy.
3. It decreases the scalability of the network.
4. It changes the topology to a star configuration.