ACCENTURE

NETWORKING,
SECURITY, AND
CLOUD
What is the primary function of a router in a
network?

• A) To connect devices within a single

network
• B) To forward data packets between
computer networks
• C) To store and retrieve data
• D) To monitor network traffic
What is the primary function of a router in a
network?

• A) To connect devices within a single

network
• B) To forward data packets between
computer networks
• C) To store and retrieve data
• D) To monitor network traffic
What protocol is used for secure data
transmission over the internet?
• A) HTTP
• B) FTP
• C) HTTPS
• D) SMTP
What protocol is used for secure data
transmission over the internet?
• A) HTTP
• B) FTP
• C) HTTPS
• D) SMTP
What is a firewall's main purpose?
• A) To enhance network speed
• B) To block unauthorized access while
permitting outward communication
• C) To store backup data
• D) To manage network addresses
What is a firewall's main purpose?
• A) To enhance network speed
• B) To block unauthorized access while
permitting outward communication
• C) To store backup data
• D) To manage network addresses
Which security method encrypts data to
prevent unauthorized access?
• A) Compression
• B) Encryption
• C) Decryption
• D) Fragmentation
Which security method encrypts data to
prevent unauthorized access?
• A) Compression
• B) Encryption
• C) Decryption
• D) Fragmentation
What does AES stand for in encryption?
• A) Advanced Encryption Standard
• B) Application Encryption System
• C) Automatic Encryption System
• D) Advanced Encoding System
What does AES stand for in encryption?
• A) Advanced Encryption Standard
• B) Application Encryption System
• C) Automatic Encryption System
• D) Advanced Encoding System
Which encryption algorithm uses a 56-bit
key?
• A) RSA
• B) AES
• C) DES
• D) Blowfish
Which encryption algorithm uses a 56-bit
key?
• A) RSA
• B) AES
• C) DES
• D) Blowfish
What type of device is a UTM?
• A) Universal Traffic Monitor
• B) Unified Threat Management device
• C) Universal Transmission Module
• D) Unified Transmission Manager
What type of device is a UTM?
• A) Universal Traffic Monitor
• B) Unified Threat Management device
• C) Universal Transmission Module
• D) Unified Transmission Manager
Which device inspects incoming and
outgoing network traffic and decides
whether to allow or block specific traffic
based on a defined set of security rules?
• A) Switch
• B) Router
• C) Firewall
• D) Hub
Which device inspects incoming and
outgoing network traffic and decides
whether to allow or block specific traffic
based on a defined set of security rules?
• A) Switch
• B) Router
• C) Firewall
• D) Hub
What is a DDoS attack?
• A) Data Decryption Over System
• B) Distributed Denial of Service attack
• C) Direct Data Overwrite Service
• D) Distributed Data Operation Service
What is a DDoS attack?
• A) Data Decryption Over System
• B) Distributed Denial of Service attack
• C) Direct Data Overwrite Service
• D) Distributed Data Operation Service
Which attack involves sending unsolicited
bulk messages?
• A) Phishing
• B) Hacking
• C) Spam
• D) Spoofing
Which attack involves sending unsolicited
bulk messages?
• A) Phishing
• B) Hacking
• C) Spam
• D) Spoofing
What is phishing?
• A) A technique to gain personal
information for identity theft, using
fraudulent emails
• B) A type of malware
• C) A network protocol
• D) A firewall configuration
What is phishing?
• A) A technique to gain personal
information for identity theft, using
fraudulent emails
• B) A type of malware
• C) A network protocol
• D) A firewall configuration
What is a stateful firewall?
• A) A firewall that blocks all incoming traffic
• B) A firewall that inspects each packet
individually
• C) A firewall that monitors the state of active
connections and determines which network
packets to allow through the firewall
• D) A firewall that only allows outgoing traffic
What is a stateful firewall?
• A) A firewall that blocks all incoming traffic
• B) A firewall that inspects each packet
individually
• C) A firewall that monitors the state of active
connections and determines which network
packets to allow through the firewall
• D) A firewall that only allows outgoing traffic
What is a packet-filtering firewall?
• A) A firewall that filters traffic by
examining the header of each packet
• B) A firewall that encrypts all outgoing
traffic
• C) A firewall that monitors user
activities
• D) A firewall that blocks all external
connections
What is a packet-filtering firewall?
• A) A firewall that filters traffic by
examining the header of each packet
• B) A firewall that encrypts all outgoing
traffic
• C) A firewall that monitors user
activities
• D) A firewall that blocks all external
connections
What is cloud computing?
• A) The delivery of computing services
over the internet
• B) A type of computer hardware
• C) A software development method
• D) A network protocol
What is cloud computing?
• A) The delivery of computing services
over the internet
• B) A type of computer hardware
• C) A software development method
• D) A network protocol
What does IaaS stand for?
• A) Information as a Service
• B) Infrastructure as a Service
• C) Internet as a Service
• D) Interface as a Service
What does IaaS stand for?
• A) Information as a Service
• B) Infrastructure as a Service
• C) Internet as a Service
• D) Interface as a Service
What is the primary role of a client in a
client-server architecture?
• A) To request services from a server
• B) To manage network traffic
• C) To store data
• D) To provide services to other clients
What is the primary role of a client in a
client-server architecture?
• A) To request services from a server
• B) To manage network traffic
• C) To store data
• D) To provide services to other clients
What is a server?
• A) A network protocol
• B) A computer or system that provides
resources, data, services, or programs to
other computers, known as clients, over
a network
• C) A type of software application
• D) A security device
What is a server?
• A) A network protocol
• B) A computer or system that provides
resources, data, services, or programs to
other computers, known as clients, over
a network
• C) A type of software application
• D) A security device
What is a cloud data center?
• A) A facility used to house computer
systems and associated components for
cloud computing
• B) A type of cloud storage
• C) A software development platform
• D) A type of network protocol
What is a cloud data center?
• A) A facility used to house computer
systems and associated components for
cloud computing
• B) A type of cloud storage
• C) A software development platform
• D) A type of network protocol
What is a key advantage of using cloud data
centers?
• A) Limited storage capacity
• B) High maintenance cost
• C) Scalability and flexibility in resource
management
• D) Fixed resource allocation
What is a key advantage of using cloud data
centers?
• A) Limited storage capacity
• B) High maintenance cost
• C) Scalability and flexibility in resource
management
• D) Fixed resource allocation
Name a popular cloud service provider.
• A) Oracle
• B) AWS (Amazon Web Services)
• C) SAP
• D) IBM
What is the primary service offered by
Google Cloud?
• A) Cloud computing services
• B) Hardware sales
• C) Internet browsing
• D) Social networking
What is the primary service offered by
Google Cloud?
• A) Cloud computing services
• B) Hardware sales
• C) Internet browsing
• D) Social networking
What is Microsoft Azure primarily known
for?
• A) Providing search engine services
• B) Offering e-commerce solutions
• C) Providing a range of cloud services
including analytics, storage, and
networking
• D) Developing mobile applications
Which cloud platform is known for its
extensive machine learning services?
• A) IBM Cloud
• B) Google Cloud Platform
• C) Oracle Cloud
• D) Salesforce
Which cloud platform is known for its
extensive machine learning services?
• A) IBM Cloud
• B) Google Cloud Platform
• C) Oracle Cloud
• D) Salesforce
What does PaaS stand for?
• A) Program as a Service
• B) Platform as a Service
• C) Protocol as a Service
• D) Process as a Service
What does PaaS stand for?
• A) Program as a Service
• B) Platform as a Service
• C) Protocol as a Service
• D) Process as a Service
Which cloud service model provides on-
demand software applications?
• A) SaaS (Software as a Service)
• B) DaaS (Data as a Service)
• C) CaaS (Content as a Service)
• D) BaaS (Backup as a Service)
Which cloud service model provides on-
demand software applications?
• A) SaaS (Software as a Service)
• B) DaaS (Data as a Service)
• C) CaaS (Content as a Service)
• D) BaaS (Backup as a Service)
What is the function of a VPN?
• A) To increase internet speed
• B) To create a secure connection over a
less secure network
• C) To block unwanted emails
• D) To manage network traffic
What is the function of a VPN?
• A) To increase internet speed
• B) To create a secure connection over a
less secure network
• C) To block unwanted emails
• D) To manage network traffic
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Which protocol is used to ensure secure
remote login?
• A) FTP
• B) HTTP
• C) SSH (Secure Shell)
• D) SMTP
Which protocol is used to ensure secure
remote login?
• A) FTP
• B) HTTP
• C) SSH (Secure Shell)
• D) SMTP
What does IDS stand for in network
security?
• A) Information Detection System
• B) Internet Data System
• C) Intrusion Detection System
• D) Internal Data System
What does IDS stand for in network
security?
• A) Information Detection System
• B) Internet Data System
• C) Intrusion Detection System
• D) Internal Data System
What is the main benefit of cloud elasticity?
• A) Fixed resource allocation
• B) High maintenance cost
• C) The ability to scale computing
resources up or down as needed
• D) Limited storage capacity
What is the main benefit of cloud elasticity?
• A) Fixed resource allocation
• B) High maintenance cost
• C) The ability to scale computing
resources up or down as needed
• D) Limited storage capacity
What does hybrid cloud refer to?
• A) A private cloud only
• B) A public cloud only
• C) A combination of private and public
cloud environments
• D) A type of cloud storage
What does hybrid cloud refer to?
• A) A private cloud only
• B) A public cloud only
• C) A combination of private and public
cloud environments
• D) A type of cloud storage
What is cloud migration?
• A) The process of moving data,
applications, or other business elements
to a cloud computing environment
• B) The process of creating cloud
applications
• C) The process of securing cloud data
• D) The process of networking cloud
resources
What is cloud migration?
• A) The process of moving data,
applications, or other business elements
to a cloud computing environment
• B) The process of creating cloud
applications
• C) The process of securing cloud data
• D) The process of networking cloud
resources
Which cloud service provider is known for
its simple storage service (S3)?
• A) Google Cloud
• B) Microsoft Azure
• C) IBM Cloud
• D) AWS (Amazon Web Services)
Which cloud service provider is known for
its simple storage service (S3)?
• A) Google Cloud
• B) Microsoft Azure
• C) IBM Cloud
• D) AWS (Amazon Web Services)
What command allows you to determine
whether an IP access list is enabled on a
particular interface?
• A) show ip access-list
• B) show ip interface
• C) show ip route
• D) show ip protocol
What command allows you to determine
whether an IP access list is enabled on a
particular interface?
• A) show ip access-list
• B) show ip interface
• C) show ip route
• D) show ip protocol
What router command will permit SMTP
mail to only host 1.1.1.1?
• A) access-list 110 deny tcp any host
1.1.1.1 eq smtp
• B) access-list 110 permit tcp any host
1.1.1.1 eq smtp
• C) access-list 110 permit udp any host
1.1.1.1 eq smtp
• D) access-list 110 permit icmp any host
1.1.1.1 eq smtp
What router command will permit SMTP
mail to only host 1.1.1.1?
• A) access-list 110 deny tcp any host
1.1.1.1 eq smtp
• B) access-list 110 permit tcp any host
1.1.1.1 eq smtp
• C) access-list 110 permit udp any host
1.1.1.1 eq smtp
• D) access-list 110 permit icmp any host
1.1.1.1 eq smtp
What type of network security device scans
for viruses and malware?
• A) Firewall
• B) IDS
• C) Antivirus scanning devices
• D) VPN
What type of network security device scans
for viruses and malware?
• A) Firewall
• B) IDS
• C) Antivirus scanning devices
• D) VPN
Which cloud service provider should be
chosen for extensive support of Linux,
Windows Server, and SQL Server?
• A) Google Cloud
• B) AWS
• C) Azure
• D) IBM Cloud
Which cloud service provider should be
chosen for extensive support of Linux,
Windows Server, and SQL Server?
• A) Google Cloud
• B) AWS
• C) Azure
• D) IBM Cloud
How can you stop automatic numbering in
MS Word?
• A) Press the Esc key
• B) Press the Enter key twice or click the
Numbering button again
• C) Click the Format menu
• D) Right-click and select Stop
Numbering
How can you stop automatic numbering in
MS Word?
• A) Press the Esc key
• B) Press the Enter key twice or click the
Numbering button again
• C) Click the Format menu
• D) Right-click and select Stop
Numbering
Which key combination is used to select a
word or phrase in MS Word?
• A) Ctrl+Shift
• B) Ctrl+Alt
• C) Shift
• D) Alt+Tab
Which key combination is used to select a
word or phrase in MS Word?
• A) Ctrl+Shift
• B) Ctrl+Alt
• C) Shift
• D) Alt+Tab
What is the shortcut key to open the Find
dialog box in MS Word?
• A) Ctrl+H
• B) Ctrl+G
• C) Ctrl+F
• D) Ctrl+P
What is the shortcut key to open the Find
dialog box in MS Word?
• A) Ctrl+H
• B) Ctrl+G
• C) Ctrl+F
• D) Ctrl+P
How would you close a tab in a browser?
• A) Ctrl+T
• B) Ctrl+W
• C) Ctrl+Q
• D) Ctrl+R
How would you close a tab in a browser?
• A) Ctrl+T
• B) Ctrl+W
• C) Ctrl+Q
• D) Ctrl+R
In Excel, what function finds the highest
value in a range of cells?
• A) SUM
• B) AVG
• C) MAX
• D) MIN
In Excel, what function finds the highest
value in a range of cells?
• A) SUM
• B) AVG
• C) MAX
• D) MIN
Which command takes you two steps
backward from any particular directory in
the command prompt?
• A) cd ..
• B) cd ../..
• C) cd ~
• D) cd /
Which command takes you two steps
backward from any particular directory in
the command prompt?
• A) cd ..
• B) cd ../..
• C) cd ~
• D) cd /
What does a green underline in MS Word
signify?
• A) Spelling error
• B) Contextual error
• C) Grammatical error
• D) Formatting error
What does a green underline in MS Word
signify?
• A) Spelling error
• B) Contextual error
• C) Grammatical error
• D) Formatting error
Which Excel feature quickly applies a set of
formatting choices to a range of cells?
• A) Cell Styles
• B) Conditional Formatting
• C) Data Validation
• D) PivotTable
Which Excel feature quickly applies a set of
formatting choices to a range of cells?
• A) Cell Styles
• B) Conditional Formatting
• C) Data Validation
• D) PivotTable
In a network, what attack involves forging
an IP address to impersonate another
device?
• A) Spoofing
• B) Phishing
• C) Hacking
• D) Spamming
In a network, what attack involves forging
an IP address to impersonate another
device?
• A) Spoofing
• B) Phishing
• C) Hacking
• D) Spamming
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