1. What is MAC address ? Junior A. forwarding traffic between VLANs using a router or Layer 3 switch B. a logical Layer 2 segment that isolates broadcast domains within a switch C. a 48-bit hardware address burned into a network interface, written in hex D. a link that carries multiple VLANs by tagging frames with a VLAN ID Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
2. Which term means: "a 48-bit hardware address burned into a network interface, written in hex"? Junior A. Access port B. MAC address table C. Collision domain D. MAC address Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
3. Which statement is correct? Junior A. MAC address — a switch port assigned to a single VLAN that carries untagged frames B. MAC address — the switch with the lowest bridge ID that becomes the reference point of the spanning tree C. MAC address — the VLAN whose frames cross an 802.1Q trunk untagged D. MAC address — a 48-bit hardware address burned into a network interface, written in hex Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
4. What is VLAN ? Junior A. limiting which or how many MAC addresses may use a switch port B. a logical Layer 2 segment that isolates broadcast domains within a switch C. a frame addressed to a single destination MAC address D. a link that carries multiple VLANs by tagging frames with a VLAN ID Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
5. Which term means: "a logical Layer 2 segment that isolates broadcast domains within a switch"? Junior A. VLAN B. Collision domain C. Broadcast domain D. Voice VLAN Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
6. Which statement is correct? Junior A. VLAN — a faster-converging version of spanning tree that reduces blocking delays B. VLAN — a logical Layer 2 segment that isolates broadcast domains within a switch C. VLAN — a protocol that prevents Layer 2 loops by blocking redundant paths D. VLAN — limiting which or how many MAC addresses may use a switch port Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
7. What is Broadcast domain ? Junior A. limiting which or how many MAC addresses may use a switch port B. the switch's mapping of MAC addresses to physical ports for frame forwarding C. a network segment where frames can collide, eliminated by full-duplex switching D. the set of devices that receive a broadcast frame sent by any member Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
8. Which term means: "the set of devices that receive a broadcast frame sent by any member"? Junior A. Rapid STP (802.1w) B. Broadcast domain C. Switched Virtual Interface (SVI) D. VLAN Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
9. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Broadcast domain — the set of devices that receive a broadcast frame sent by any member B. Broadcast domain — a faster-converging version of spanning tree that reduces blocking delays C. Broadcast domain — a dedicated VLAN that separates IP phone traffic for QoS and security D. Broadcast domain — a switch port assigned to a single VLAN that carries untagged frames Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
10. What is Collision domain ? Junior A. a dedicated VLAN that separates IP phone traffic for QoS and security B. a network segment where frames can collide, eliminated by full-duplex switching C. a frame addressed to a single destination MAC address D. a virtual Layer 3 interface on a switch representing a VLAN for routing Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
11. Which term means: "a network segment where frames can collide, eliminated by full-duplex switching"? Junior A. 802.1Q trunk B. Collision domain C. VLAN D. Native VLAN Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
12. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Collision domain — a Layer 2 device that forwards frames based on learned MAC addresses B. Collision domain — a network segment where frames can collide, eliminated by full-duplex switching C. Collision domain — bundling multiple physical links into one logical link for bandwidth and redundancy D. Collision domain — a link that carries multiple VLANs by tagging frames with a VLAN ID Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
13. What is MAC address table ? Junior A. the set of devices that receive a broadcast frame sent by any member B. the switch's mapping of MAC addresses to physical ports for frame forwarding C. a Layer 2 device that forwards frames based on learned MAC addresses D. a link that carries multiple VLANs by tagging frames with a VLAN ID Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
14. Which term means: "the switch's mapping of MAC addresses to physical ports for frame forwarding"? Junior A. Native VLAN B. MAC address table C. EtherChannel / LACP D. Broadcast domain Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
15. Which statement is correct? Junior A. MAC address table — a protocol that prevents Layer 2 loops by blocking redundant paths B. MAC address table — a logical Layer 2 segment that isolates broadcast domains within a switch C. MAC address table — a virtual Layer 3 interface on a switch representing a VLAN for routing D. MAC address table — the switch's mapping of MAC addresses to physical ports for frame forwarding Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
16. What is 802.1Q trunk ? Mid A. a link that carries multiple VLANs by tagging frames with a VLAN ID B. a network segment where frames can collide, eliminated by full-duplex switching C. the set of devices that receive a broadcast frame sent by any member D. a Layer 2 device that forwards frames based on learned MAC addresses Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
17. Which term means: "a link that carries multiple VLANs by tagging frames with a VLAN ID"? Mid A. MAC address table B. Inter-VLAN routing C. 802.1Q trunk D. Collision domain Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
18. Which statement is correct? Mid A. 802.1Q trunk — forwarding traffic between VLANs using a router or Layer 3 switch B. 802.1Q trunk — a switch port assigned to a single VLAN that carries untagged frames C. 802.1Q trunk — the switch's mapping of MAC addresses to physical ports for frame forwarding D. 802.1Q trunk — a link that carries multiple VLANs by tagging frames with a VLAN ID Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
19. What is Access port ? Mid A. a 48-bit hardware address burned into a network interface, written in hex B. a switch port assigned to a single VLAN that carries untagged frames C. limiting which or how many MAC addresses may use a switch port D. the switch with the lowest bridge ID that becomes the reference point of the spanning tree Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
20. Which term means: "a switch port assigned to a single VLAN that carries untagged frames"? Mid A. Voice VLAN B. Access port C. STP root bridge D. EtherChannel / LACP Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
21. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Access port — a logical Layer 2 segment that isolates broadcast domains within a switch B. Access port — the switch with the lowest bridge ID that becomes the reference point of the spanning tree C. Access port — the switch's mapping of MAC addresses to physical ports for frame forwarding D. Access port — a switch port assigned to a single VLAN that carries untagged frames Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
22. What is Native VLAN ? Mid A. a logical Layer 2 segment that isolates broadcast domains within a switch B. the VLAN whose frames cross an 802.1Q trunk untagged C. bundling multiple physical links into one logical link for bandwidth and redundancy D. a faster-converging version of spanning tree that reduces blocking delays Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
23. Which term means: "the VLAN whose frames cross an 802.1Q trunk untagged"? Mid A. STP root bridge B. Native VLAN C. Inter-VLAN routing D. MAC address table Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
24. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Native VLAN — a protocol that prevents Layer 2 loops by blocking redundant paths B. Native VLAN — forwarding traffic between VLANs using a router or Layer 3 switch C. Native VLAN — a Cisco protocol that propagates VLAN configuration across a switch domain D. Native VLAN — the VLAN whose frames cross an 802.1Q trunk untagged Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
25. What is Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) ? Mid A. the switch with the lowest bridge ID that becomes the reference point of the spanning tree B. a protocol that prevents Layer 2 loops by blocking redundant paths C. a network segment where frames can collide, eliminated by full-duplex switching D. a Layer 2 device that forwards frames based on learned MAC addresses Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
26. Which term means: "a protocol that prevents Layer 2 loops by blocking redundant paths"? Mid A. Broadcast domain B. Native VLAN C. Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) D. 802.1Q trunk Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
27. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) — a dedicated VLAN that separates IP phone traffic for QoS and security B. Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) — a protocol that prevents Layer 2 loops by blocking redundant paths C. Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) — overwhelming a switch's MAC table so it floods frames out all ports D. Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) — limiting which or how many MAC addresses may use a switch port Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
28. What is Inter-VLAN routing ? Mid A. a faster-converging version of spanning tree that reduces blocking delays B. the set of devices that receive a broadcast frame sent by any member C. forwarding traffic between VLANs using a router or Layer 3 switch D. a logical Layer 2 segment that isolates broadcast domains within a switch Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
29. Which term means: "forwarding traffic between VLANs using a router or Layer 3 switch"? Mid A. Inter-VLAN routing B. MAC address table C. Collision domain D. Voice VLAN Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
30. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Inter-VLAN routing — the switch's mapping of MAC addresses to physical ports for frame forwarding B. Inter-VLAN routing — a link that carries multiple VLANs by tagging frames with a VLAN ID C. Inter-VLAN routing — a protocol that prevents Layer 2 loops by blocking redundant paths D. Inter-VLAN routing — forwarding traffic between VLANs using a router or Layer 3 switch Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free accountShowing 30 of 60 Switching & VLANs questions — the full set, with answers, explanations and an AI tutor on every question, is inside.