Introduction

to 5G
network
MCQ
1. The ____________provide the connectivity for all components and physically
separated functions within the NGN
a) Transport functions
b) Access network functions
c) Gateway functions
d) Resource and admission control functions (RACF)

2. The _________ take care of end-user’s access to the network as well as Collecting
and aggregating the traffic coming from these accesses towards the Core network.
a) Transport functions
b) Access network functions
c) Gateway functions
d) Resource and admission control functions (RACF)
1. The ____________provide the connectivity for all components and physically
separated functions within the NGN
a) Transport functions
b) Access network functions
c) Gateway functions
d) Resource and admission control functions (RACF)

2. The _________ take care of end-user’s access to the network as well as Collecting
and aggregating the traffic coming from these accesses towards the Core network.
a) Transport functions
b) Access network functions
c) Gateway functions
d) Resource and admission control functions (RACF)
3. __________ functions also perform QoS control mechanisms dealing directly with user
traffic, including buffer management, queuing and scheduling, packet filtering, traffic
classification, marking, policing, and shaping.
a) Transport functions
b) Access network functions
c) Gateway functions
d) Resource and admission control functions (RACF)

4. The __________ provide capabilities to interwork with end-user functions and/or other
networks, including other types of NGN and many existing networks, such as the
PSTN/ISDN, the public Internet, and so forth.
a. Transport functions
b. Access network functions
c. Gateway functions
d. Resource and admission control functions (RACF)
3. __________ functions also perform QoS control mechanisms dealing directly with user
traffic, including buffer management, queuing and scheduling, packet filtering, traffic
classification, marking, policing, and shaping.
a) Transport functions
b) Access network functions
c) Gateway functions
d) Resource and admission control functions (RACF)

4. The __________ provide capabilities to interwork with end-user functions and/or other
networks, including other types of NGN and many existing networks, such as the
PSTN/ISDN, the public Internet, and so forth.
a. Transport functions
b. Access network functions
c. Gateway functions
d. Resource and admission control functions (RACF)
5.______________is arbitrator between service control function and transport
function.
a. Resource and admission control function
b. Access network function
c. Gateway function
d. Service control function

6._____________receive content from the Application support function and service

support function.
a. Access network function
b. Gateway function
c. Service control function
d. Content delivery function
5.______________is arbitrator between service control function and transport
function.
a. Resource and admission control function
b. Access network function
c. Gateway function
d. Service control function

6._____________receive content from the Application support function and service

support function.
a. Access network function
b. Gateway function
c. Service control function
d. Content delivery function
7._________is used for dynamic provision of IP addresses and user equipment
configuration parameters.
a. Network attachment control function
b. Access network functions
c. Gateway function
d. Service control function

8. Media Gateway controller known as_____________.

A. Soft switches
B. Call controller
C. Wireless call server or call agent
D. All of above
7._________is used for dynamic provision of IP addresses and user equipment
configuration parameters.
a. Network attachment control function
b. Access network functions
c. Gateway function
d. Service control function

8. Media Gateway controller known as_____________.

A. Soft switches
B. Call controller
C. Wireless call server or call agent
D. All of above
9. Media Gateway located in___________ layer of NGN.
a. Access Layer
b. Transport Layer
c. Control Layer
d. Service Layer

10.__________is responsible for functions such as media conversion circuit to

packet, packet to circuit.
a. Access Gateway
b. Trunk Media Gateway
c. Signalling Gateway
d. Border Gateway
9. Media Gateway located in___________ layer of NGN.
a. Access Layer
b. Transport Layer
c. Control Layer
d. Service Layer

10.__________is responsible for functions such as media conversion circuit to

packet, packet to circuit.
a. Access Gateway
b. Trunk Media Gateway
c. Signalling Gateway
d. Border Gateway
11._________provides the signalling interface between the VoIP network and the
PSTN signalling network.
a. Access Gateway
b. Trunk Media Gateway
c. Signalling Gateway
d. Border Gateway

12.____________is deployed at the edge and core of a service provider’s network to

control signalling and media streams as they enter and exit the network.
a. Access Gateway
b. Trunk Media Gateway
c. Signalling Gateway
d. Border Gateway
11._________provides the signalling interface between the VoIP network and the
PSTN signalling network.
a. Access Gateway
b. Trunk Media Gateway
c. Signalling Gateway
d. Border Gateway

12.____________is deployed at the edge and core of a service provider’s network to

control signalling and media streams as they enter and exit the network.
a. Access Gateway
b. Trunk Media Gateway
c. Signalling Gateway
d. Border Gateway
13. __________is any IP-IP network border such as between a service provider and a
customer or between a service provider and an enterprise network.
a. Edge
b. Core
c. Access network
d. IP core network

14. __________is any IP-IP network border such as between two service providers.
a. Edge
b. Core
c. Access network
d. IP core network
13. __________is any IP-IP network border such as between a service provider and a
customer or between a service provider and an enterprise network.
a. Edge
b. Core
c. Access network
d. IP core network

14. __________is any IP-IP network border such as between two service providers.
a. Edge
b. Core
c. Access network
d. IP core network
15. The primary function of the _________is to provide routing and transport of IP
packets.
a. Access network
b. IP core network
c. Media Server
d. Application Server

16.___________functions provide the capabilities to manage the NGN in order to

provide NGN services with the expected quality, security, and reliability.
a. Network attachment control function
b. Management functions
c. Gateway function
d. Service control function
15. The primary function of the _________is to provide routing and transport of IP
packets.
a. Access network
b. IP core network
c. Media Server
d. Application Server

16.___________functions provide the capabilities to manage the NGN in order to

provide NGN services with the expected quality, security, and reliability.
a. Network attachment control function
b. Management functions
c. Gateway function
d. Service control function
17._____________is characteristic of 5G.
a. Broadband
b. Low latency
c. High Data Transfer speed
d. All of above

18. NGN is Layered Architecture having _____________ layers.

a.1
b.2
c.3
d.4
17._____________is characteristic of 5G.
a. Broadband
b. Low latency
c. High Data Transfer speed
d. All of above

18. NGN is Layered Architecture having _____________ layers.

a.1
b.2
c.3
d.4
20. _________ include resource and admission control functions, network
attachment control functions as well as mobility management and control functions.
a. Transport functions
b. Transport control functions
c. Access network functions
d. Gateway functions

21. _________provide endorsement of the user, auto-discovery of user equipment

capabilities, and other parameters.
a. Network attachment control functions
b. Access network functions
c. Transport functions
d. Gateway functions
20. _________ include resource and admission control functions, network
attachment control functions as well as mobility management and control functions.
a. Transport functions
b. Transport control functions
c. Access network functions
d. Gateway functions

21. _________provide endorsement of the user, auto-discovery of user equipment

capabilities, and other parameters.
a. Network attachment control functions
b. Access network functions
c. Transport functions
d. Gateway functions
22.___________ manages and sets standards with regard to the spectrum use.
a. FCC
b. IEEE
c. ETSI
d. WPC

23.____________ a leading standards organization that publishes standards that are

adopted across industries.
a. FCC
b. IEEE
c. ETSI
d. WPC
22.___________ manages and sets standards with regard to the spectrum use.
a. FCC
b. IEEE
c. ETSI
d. WPC

23.____________ a leading standards organization that publishes standards that are

adopted across industries.
a. FCC
b. IEEE
c. ETSI
d. WPC
24. ________ another standards organization that has contributed many worldwide
standards.
a. FCC
b. IEEE
c. ETSI
d. WPC

25.___________ With the FCC, defines how WLANs should operate from a
regulatory perspective, such as operating frequencies, antenna gain, and
transmission power.
a. FCC
b. IEEE
c. ETSI
d. ITU-R
24. ________ another standards organization that has contributed many worldwide
standards.
a. FCC
b. IEEE
c. ETSI
d. WPC

25.___________ With the FCC, defines how WLANs should operate from a
regulatory perspective, such as operating frequencies, antenna gain, and
transmission power.
a. FCC
b. IEEE
c. ETSI
d. ITU-R
26.____________ Provides information resources related to WLANs with regard to
industry trends and usage.
a. FCC
b. IEEE
c. ETSI
d. WLANA

27. _________ is the National Radio Regulatory Authority responsible for

frequency Spectrum Management, including licensing and catering to the needs of
all wireless users (Government and Private) in India.
a. FCC
b. IEEE
c. ETSI
d. WPC
26.____________ Provides information resources related to WLANs with regard to
industry trends and usage.
a. FCC
b. IEEE
c. ETSI
d. WLANA

27. _________ is the National Radio Regulatory Authority responsible for

frequency Spectrum Management, including licensing and catering to the needs of
all wireless users (Government and Private) in India.
a. FCC
b. IEEE
c. ETSI
d. WPC
28. ______ mobile wireless communication network was analog and used for voice
calls only.
a. 4G
b. 2G
c. 3G
d. 1G

29. _____________is a digital technology that supports text messaging.

a. 4G
b. 2G
c. 3G
d.1G
28. ______ mobile wireless communication network was analog and used for voice
calls only.
a. 4G
b. 2G
c. 3G
d. 1G

29. _____________is a digital technology that supports text messaging.

a. 4G
b. 2G
c. 3G
d.1G
30. ____________mobile technology provided a higher data transmission rate,
increased capacity, and provide multimedia support.
a. 4G
b. 3G
c. 5G
d. 1G

31. __________integrates 3G with fixed internet to support wireless mobile

internet, which is an evolution to mobile technology, and it overcomes the
limitations of 3G.
a. 4G
b. 3G
c. 5G
d.1G
30. ____________mobile technology provided a higher data transmission rate,
increased capacity, and provide multimedia support.
a. 4G
b. 3G
c. 5G
d. 1G

31. __________integrates 3G with fixed internet to support wireless mobile

internet, which is an evolution to mobile technology, and it overcomes the
limitations of 3G.
a. 4G
b. 3G
c. 5G
d.1G
32. ______is going to be a new revolution in the mobile market which has changed
the means to use cell phones within very high bandwidth.
a. 4G
b. 5G
c. 3G
d. 1G

33. _________receive a packet that is not labelled yet, insert a label (stack) in front
of the packet, and send it on a data link.
a. Ingress LSRs
b. Egress LSRs
c. Intermediate LSRs
d. None of the above
32. ______is going to be a new revolution in the mobile market which has changed
the means to use cell phones within very high bandwidth.
a. 4G
b. 5G
c. 3G
d. 1G

33. _________receive a packet that is not labelled yet, insert a label (stack) in front
of the packet, and send it on a data link.
a. Ingress LSRs
b. Egress LSRs
c. Intermediate LSRs
d. None of the above
34. ______receive labelled packets, remove the label(s), and send them on a data
link.
a. Ingress LSRs
b. Egress LSRs
c. Intermediate LSRs
d. None of the above

35. MPLS stands for________

a. Multi-protocol label switching
b. Multi-protocol layered switching
c. Multi-protocol level switching
d. None of the above
34. ______receive labelled packets, remove the label(s), and send them on a data
link.
a. Ingress LSRs
b. Egress LSRs
c. Intermediate LSRs
d. None of the above

35. MPLS stands for________

a. Multi-protocol label switching
b. Multi-protocol layered switching
c. Multi-protocol level switching
d. None of the above
36. ______receive an incoming labeled packet, perform an operation on it, switch the
packet, and send the packet on the correct data link.
a. Ingress LSRs
b Egress LSRs
c. Intermediate LSRs
d. None of the above

37. What is the purpose of End-to-end QoS in NGN?

a. To control the quality of service on a per-application basis
b. To control the quality of service on a per-network basis
c. To provide high quality broadband communication
d. To limit the number of users on the network
36. ______receive an incoming labeled packet, perform an operation on it, switch the
packet, and send the packet on the correct data link.
a. Ingress LSRs
b Egress LSRs
c. Intermediate LSRs
d. None of the above

37. What is the purpose of End-to-end QoS in NGN?

a. To control the quality of service on a per-application basis
b. To control the quality of service on a per-network basis
c. To provide high quality broadband communication
d. To limit the number of users on the network
38. What did 2G mobile networks define?
a) The transition to broadband access
b) The support of voice and text only
c) The use of kilobits-per-second data rates
d) The connection of machines, objects, and devices

39. Which of the following is a characteristic of 5G networks?

a) Low data transfer speed
b) High latency
c) Limited device capacity
d) Massive network capacity
38. What did 2G mobile networks define?
a) The transition to broadband access
b) The support of voice and text only
c) The use of kilobits-per-second data rates
d) The connection of machines, objects, and devices

39. Which of the following is a characteristic of 5G networks?

a) Low data transfer speed
b) High latency
c) Limited device capacity
d) Massive network capacity
40. What is the theoretical download speed of 5G networks?
a) 1Gbps
b) 5Gbps
c) 10-20Gbps
d) 100Gbps

41. What is the Next Generation Network (NGN)?

a. A circuit-switched network
b. A packet-based network
c. A satellite-based network
d. A fiber-optic network
40. What is the theoretical download speed of 5G networks?
a) 1Gbps
b) 5Gbps
c) 10-20Gbps
d) 100Gbps

41. What is the Next Generation Network (NGN)?

a. A circuit-switched network
b. A packet-based network
c. A satellite-based network
d. A fiber-optic network
42. What does NGN support in terms of service delivery?
a. Voice only services
b. Data only services
c. Multiple converged services
d. Broadcast-only services

43. What is the purpose of End-to-end QoS in NGN?

a. To control the quality of service on a per-application basis.
b. To control the quality of service on a per-network basis.
c. To provide high quality broadband communication.
d. To limit the number of users on the network.
42. What does NGN support in terms of service delivery?
a. Voice only services
b. Data only services
c. Multiple converged services
d. Broadcast-only services

43. What is the purpose of End-to-end QoS in NGN?

a. To control the quality of service on a per-application basis.
b. To control the quality of service on a per-network basis.
c. To provide high quality broadband communication.
d. To limit the number of users on the network.
44. What is the transport technology used in NGN?
a) MPLS
b) 3G WCDMA
c) FTTH
d) xDSL

45. What are the functions of the transport stratum?

a. Transport functions and access network functions
b. Transport functions and transport control functions
c. Access network functions and transport control functions
d. None of the above
44. What is the transport technology used in NGN?
a) MPLS
b) 3G WCDMA
c) FTTH
d) xDSL

45. What are the functions of the transport stratum?

a. Transport functions and access network functions
b. Transport functions and transport control functions
c. Access network functions and transport control functions
d. None of the above
46. What is the primary function of the IP core network in the NGN architecture?
a) To provide routing and transport of IP packets
b) To terminate SS7 links and provide MTP Level 1 and Level 2 functionality
c) To support the line side interface to the core IP network for use by phones and
devices
d) To provide call logic and call control functions

47. Which of the following radio bands requires a license to use?

a) Short wave
b) Medium wave
c) Cellular phone
d) Industrial, Scientific, Medical
46. What is the primary function of the IP core network in the NGN architecture?
a) To provide routing and transport of IP packets
b) To terminate SS7 links and provide MTP Level 1 and Level 2 functionality
c) To support the line side interface to the core IP network for use by phones and
devices
d) To provide call logic and call control functions

47. Which of the following radio bands requires a license to use?

a) Short wave
b) Medium wave
c) Cellular phone
d) Industrial, Scientific, Medical
48. Which of the following is not a disadvantage of the 1G mobile communication
system?
a) Poor voice quality due to interference
b) Poor battery life
c) Limited number of users and cell coverage
d) High security and difficulty in decoding calls

49. Which technology became the base standard for further development in wireless
standards
after the introduction of the 2G mobile communication system?
a) Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS)
b) Nordic Mobile Phone System (NMTS)
c) Total Access Communication System (TACS)
d) Global System for Mobile communication (GSM)
48. Which of the following is not a disadvantage of the 1G mobile communication
system?
a) Poor voice quality due to interference
b) Poor battery life
c) Limited number of users and cell coverage
d) High security and difficulty in decoding calls

49. Which technology became the base standard for further development in wireless
standards
after the introduction of the 2G mobile communication system?
a) Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS)
b) Nordic Mobile Phone System (NMTS)
c) Total Access Communication System (TACS)
d) Global System for Mobile communication (GSM)
50. Which mobile communication system supports video calling for the first time
on mobile devices?
a) 2G system
b) CDMA system
c) 3G system
d) None of the above

51. Which mobile communication system has limited features on mobile devices
and limited hardware capability?
a) 2G system
b) CDMA system
c) 3G system
d) None of the above
50. Which mobile communication system supports video calling for the first time
on mobile devices?
a) 2G system
b) CDMA system
c) 3G system
d) None of the above

51. Which mobile communication system has limited features on mobile devices
and limited hardware capability?
a) 2G system
b) CDMA system
c) 3G system
d) None of the above
52. Which of the following is a disadvantage of the 3G system?
a) Lower data rate
b) Limited number of users and hardware capability
c) Higher bandwidth requirements to support higher data rate
d) Limited mobility

53. Which wireless technology is introduced in 4G system to enhance data rate and
network performance?
a) LTE
b) Wi-Fi
c) Bluetooth
d) 3G
52. Which of the following is a disadvantage of the 3G system?
a) Lower data rate
b) Limited number of users and hardware capability
c) Higher bandwidth requirements to support higher data rate
d) Limited mobility

53. Which wireless technology is introduced in 4G system to enhance data rate and
network performance?
a) LTE
b) Wi-Fi
c) Bluetooth
d) 3G
54. What is a key feature of 5G technology?
a) Reduced latency in milliseconds
b) Compatibility with previous versions
c) Higher data rate up to 1Gbps
d) Complex modulation schemes

55. What is a disadvantage of the 4G system?

a) Wide deployment and upgrade is time consuming
b) Higher security and reliable network
c) Ultra-fast mobile internet up to 10Gbps
d) Expensive hardware and infrastructure
54. What is a key feature of 5G technology?
a) Reduced latency in milliseconds
b) Compatibility with previous versions
c) Higher data rate up to 1Gbps
d) Complex modulation schemes

55. What is a disadvantage of the 4G system?

a) Wide deployment and upgrade is time consuming
b) Higher security and reliable network
c) Ultra-fast mobile internet up to 10Gbps
d) Expensive hardware and infrastructure
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