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Package Title: Chapter 8, Testbank
Course Title: Rainer, IS 7e
Chapter Number: 8
Question Type: Multiple Choice
1) In April 2015, Google announced its new wireless service, ________.
a) Google Fiber
b) Google MiFi
c) Project Fi
d) Project Wi
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
Section Reference 1: Opening Case
Learning Objective 1: Identify advantages and disadvantages of each of the four main types of
wireless transmission media.
Bloomcode: Knowledge
Standard 1 : AACSB || Technology
2) Which of the following is TRUE of Project Fi?
a) It allows customers to call, text, and check voicemail using Google Hangouts.
b) It is insecure since it relies on Wi-Fi hotspots.
c) It requires an annual contract.
d) It works the same as traditional carriers, billing customers after using the service.
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
3) Validas noted that smartphone users typically waste $28 each month on unused data. This $28
represents ________.
a) breakage
b) scratching
c) tethering
d) wastage
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
4) Google Project Fi customers can set up their phones as a mobile Wi-Fi router and allow their
laptops or tablets to surf the Internet on their phone’s data connection at no extra charge. This
process is called wireless ________.
a) breakage
b) combining
c) tethering
d) wastage
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
5) Suppose you use your university’s computer lab to print your research papers. If this computer
lab contains desktop computers that use a Wi-Fi hotspot to connect to the printer in the center of
the room, it is a ________ lab.
a) mobile
b) wireless
c) mobile and wireless
d) a waste of resources
Answer: b
Difficulty: Hard
Section Reference 1: Introduction
Bloomcode: Evaluation
lab contains laptop computers that use a Wi-Fi hotspot to connect to the printer in the center of
the room, it is a ________ lab.
a) mobile
b) wireless
Answer: c
Difficulty: Hard
lab contains laptop computers that are connected to the printer in the center of the room with
Ethernet cables, it is a ________ lab.
a) mobile
b) wireless
Answer: a
Difficulty: Hard
8) ________ occurs when the functions of many physical devices are included in one other
physical device.
a) Dematerialization
b) Materialization
c) Pervasiveness
d) Ubiquitousness
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
Section Reference 1: 8.1
9) ________ transmission systems transmit data through electromagnetic waves.
a) Fiber
b) Microwave
c) Radio
d) Satellite
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
10) ________ transmission systems are relatively inexpensive but must have unobstructed line of
sight.
a) Fiber
b) Microwave
c) Radio
d) Satellite
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
11) ________ transmission systems can have a large coverage area but are expensive.
a) Fiber
b) Microwave
c) Radio
d) Satellite
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
12) ________ transmission systems can have a large coverage area but their signals experience
propagation delay.
a) Fiber
b) Microwave
c) Radio
d) Satellite
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
13) The main problem with ________ transmission systems is their signals experience
propagation delay.
a) fiber
b) microwave
c) radio
d) satellite
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
14) ________ transmission systems can have a large coverage area but encryption must be used
for security.
a) Fiber
b) Microwave
c) Radio
d) Satellite
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
15) ________ transmission systems have signals that pass through walls but they are susceptible
to snooping unless encrypted.
a) Fiber
b) Microwave
c) Radio
d) Satellite
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
16) ________ transmission systems are inexpensive and easy to install but they create electrical
interference problems.
a) Fiber
b) Microwave
c) Radio
d) Satellite
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
17) ________ satellites are stationary relative to a point on the Earth.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
18) Only a few ________ satellites are needed for global coverage.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
19) ________ satellites have the longest transmission delay.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
20) ________ satellites are the most expensive to build and launch.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
21) ________ satellites have the longest orbital life.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
22) You have satellite TV. Providers use ________ satellites to get this service to you.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
23) ________ satellites have the largest footprint.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
24) ________ satellites move a little relative to a point on the Earth.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
25) A moderate number of ________ satellites are needed for global coverage.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
26) ________ satellites require medium-powered transmitters.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
27) ________ satellites have an orbital life of 6–12 years.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
28) ________ satellites are used to run the GPS system.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
29) ________ satellites move rapidly relative to a point on the Earth.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
30) ________ satellites have the smallest footprint.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
31) A large number of ________ satellites are needed for global coverage.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
32) ________ satellites require only low-power transmitters.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
33) ________ satellites have the most negligible transmission delay.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
34) ________ satellites are the least expensive to build and launch.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
35) ________ satellites have the shortest orbital life.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
36) Satellite telephone services are provided through ________ satellites.
a) GEO
b) LEO
c) MEO
d) VEO
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
37) GPS uses the known speed of the signals and distance from ________ satellite(s) to find the
location of a receiving station or user.
a) 1
b) 3
c) 5
d) 7
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
38) ________ does NOT currently have a GPS system planned or in use.
a) Australia
b) China
c) European Union
d) Russia
Answer: a
Difficulty: Hard
39) ________ provide(s) Internet access to rural and remote areas using balloons at an altitude of
11 miles.
a) Google’s Project Fi
b) Google’s Project Loon
c) Facebook drones
d) Facebook boons
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
40) ________ have a wingspan of a Boeing 737, fly at altitudes above 60,000 feet and stay aloft
for three months at a time.
a) Google’s Project Fi
b) Google’s Project Loon
c) Facebook drones
d) Facebook boons
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
41) The biggest problem with using wireless networks is ________.
a) accessibility
b) cost
c) security
d) usability
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
42) ________ is an unauthorized access point into a wireless network.
a) A rogue access point

b) An evil twin attack
c) Eavesdropping
d) War driving
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
43) If you bring your own router to school to set-up Wi-Fi but do not have permission from your
university to do this, this is ________.
a) a rogue access point

b) an evil twin attack
c) eavesdropping
d) war driving
Answer: a
Difficulty: Medium
Bloomcode: Application
44) If someone simulates a valid wireless access point to get people to provide usernames,
passwords, and account numbers without that person’s knowledge, this is ________.

c) eavesdropping
d) war driving
Answer: b
Difficulty: Medium
45) Suppose you go through your neighborhood to figure out how many wireless networks are
unsecure. This is __________.
c) eavesdropping
d) war driving
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
Bloomcode: Comprehension
46) ________ refers to efforts by unauthorized users to access data that are traveling over
wireless networks.
a) A rogue access point

b) An evil twin attack
c) Eavesdropping
d) War driving
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
47) If a person intentionally or unintentionally interferes with your wireless network

transmissions, they are ________.
a) eavesdropping
b) QR coding
c) RF jamming
d) war driving
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
48) Data prices in ________ are among the lowest in the world.
a) Ethiopia
b) India
c) Russia
d) Vietnam
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
Section Reference 1: IT’s About Business 8.1
49) The number of Vietnamese people with an internet connection went from 12% in 2005 to
almost 50% in 2016 largely thanks to ________.
a) computers
b) Facebook’s drones
c) Google’s Project Fi
d) smartphones
Answer: d
Difficulty: Medium
50) Until recently, the only way to positively identify the correct species of fish was with DNA
testing which takes at least half a day. The first portable technology to identify one species of
fish, ________, takes 45 minutes.
a) Grouper
b) Herring
c) Sardines
d) Tuna
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
51) Shellcatch uses ________ to document which types of fish they catch and where.
a) ERP
b) GPS
c) RFID
d) TPS
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
52) Fishermen in ________ claim they earn about 25% more for their products by using
Shellcatch.
a) Chili
b) Mexico
c) Peru
d) the US
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
53) ________ is a short-range wireless network.
a) Bluetooth
b) LTE
c) MiFi
d) WiMAX
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
Learning Objective 1: Explain how businesses can use short-range, medium-range, and long-
range wireless networks.
a) LTE
b) MiFi
c) UWB
d) WiMAX
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
a) LTE
b) MiFi
c) NFC
d) WiMAX
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
56) ________ is a medium-range wireless network.
a) LTE
b) MiFi
c) UWB
d) WiMAX
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
a) Cellular radio
b) LTE
c) UWB
d) Wi-Fi
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
a) LTE
b) NFC
c) Super Wi-Fi
d) WiMAX
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
59) ________ is a wide-area wireless network.
a) LTE
b) MiFi
c) NFC
d) WiMAX
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
60) ________ is a high-bandwidth wireless technology with transmission speeds in excess of 100
Mbps. It is a ______-range wireless network technology.
a) NFC; medium
b) NFC; short
c) UWB; medium
d) UWB; short
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
61) ________ is designed to be embedded in mobile devices and can be used with mobile
wallets. It is a _________-range wireless network technology.
a) NFC; medium
b) NFC; short
c) UWB; medium
d) UWB; short
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
Learning Objective 2: Provide a specific example of how each of the five major m-commerce
applications can benefit a business.
62) Firemen often use ________ to communicate with each other in burning buildings.
a) NFC
b) RFID
c) Wi-Fi
d) UWB
Answer: d
Difficulty: Medium
63) Suppose you use Speedpass+ at Exxon and Mobil to pay for your gas. This is ________
technology.
a) NFC
b) RFID
c) Wi-Fi
d) UWB
Answer: a
Difficulty: Medium
64) Medium-range wireless networks are ________ technology.
a) LAN
b) MAN
c) PAN
d) WAN
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
65) Which of the following is NOT a barrier to Wi-Fi expansion?
a) Cost
b) Roaming
c) Security
d) Usability
Answer: d
Difficulty: Medium
66) ________ is a substitute for Bluetooth.
a) MiFi
b) Super Wi-Fi
c) Wi-Fi Direct
d) WiMAX
Answer: c
Difficulty: Medium
67) ________ is a small, portable wireless device that provides users with a permanent Wi-Fi
hotspot wherever they go.
a) MiFi
b) Super Wi-Fi
c) Wi-Fi Direct
d) WiMAX
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
68) ________ is a wireless network proposal that creates long-distance wireless internet
connections; it uses the lower-frequency “white spaces” between broadcast TV channels.
a) MiFi
b) Super Wi-Fi
c) Wi-Fi Direct
d) WiMAX
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
69) ________ cellular networks used analog signals and had low bandwidth.
a) 1G
b) 2G
c) 3G
d) 4G
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
70) ________ cellular networks used digital signals primarily for voice communications and
provided data communication up to 10 Kbps.
a) 1G
b) 2G
c) 3G
d) 4G
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
71) ________ cellular networks use digital signals and can transmit voice and data at different
speeds based on how fast the user is moving; it supports video, web browsing, and instant
messaging.
a) 1G
b) 2G
c) 3G
d) 4G
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
72) LTE is ________ cellular technology.
a) 2G
b) 3G
c) 4G
d) 5G
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
73) ________ is expected to be deployed by 2020.
a) 2G
b) 3G
c) 4G
d) 5G
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
74) ________ is the amount of bandwidth actually available for you to use.
a) Broadband
b) Downloadability
c) Connection speed
d) Throughput
Answer: d
Difficulty: Medium
75) Your actual download speed is determined by ________.
a) broadband
b) downloadability
c) connection speed
d) throughput
Answer: d
Difficulty: Hard
76) Bobbejaanland Family Park implemented ________ technology to track customers.
a) cellular radio
b) LTE
c) UWB
d) Wi-Fi
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
77) Under Belgian law, Bobbejaanland Family Park is considered a(n) ________ because
________.
a) ISP; it offers free Wi-Fi to patrons

b) ISP; it tracks users of the park
c) NAP; it offers free Wi-Fi to patrons
d) NAP; it tracks users of the park
Answer: a
Difficulty: Medium
Bloomcode: Analysis
78) ________ technology enables the use of mobile wallets.
a) NFC
b) UWB
c) Wi-Fi
d) WiMAX
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
79) ________ is the wireless transmission and receipt of data gathered from remote sensors.
a) A mobile portal
b) A voice portal
c) L-commerce
d) Telemetry
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
80) Find My iPhone is an example of ________.
a) a mobile portal
b) a voice portal
c) l-commerce
d) Telemetry
Answer: d
Difficulty: Medium
81) E-parking apps are an example of ________.
a) an intrabusiness application
b) L-commerce
c) mobile advertising
d) telemetry
Answer: b
Difficulty: Medium
Bloomcode: Analysis
82) ________ is a peer-to-peer parking app that allows drives to sell the rights to parking spaces
on streets.
a) MonkeyParking
b) ParkWhiz
c) PocketParker
d) Stratim
Answer: a
Difficulty: Medium
83) ________ calculates the odds that a particular parking lot has an open parking spot based on
user actions and parking lot data.
a) MonkeyParking
b) ParkWhiz
c) PocketParker
d) Stratim
Answer: c
Difficulty: Medium
84) ________ is an e-parking service that allows users to check the availability of parking spaces
in participating parking lots and garages and to book guaranteed spaces before reaching their
destination.
a) MonkeyParking
b) ParkWhiz
c) PocketParker
d) Stratim
Answer: b
Difficulty: Medium
85) ________ is a valet company that allows drives to click on an app so that when they arrive at
their destination a valet takes their cars for as long as they need.
a) MonkeyParking
b) ParkWhiz
c) PocketParker
d) Stratim
Answer: d
Difficulty: Medium
86) ________ offers a 15-minute prerecorded selection of Bollywood music and jokes
interspersed with four ads for various company products.
a) Cadbury
b) Marico
c) PepsiCo
d) Unilever
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
87) ________ offers free mobile airtime credit to customers for purchasing products.
a) Cadbury
b) Marico
c) P&G
d) Unilever
Answer: a
Difficulty: Medium
88) _________ is a system in which any object, natural or manmade, has a unique identity and is
able to send and receive information over a network without human interaction.
a) A mobile portal
b) A wireless network
c) The IoT
d) UWB
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
Learning Objective 1: Describe the Internet of Things, along with examples of how organizations
can use the Internet of Things.
89) ________ does NOT have an important role in the Internet of Things.
a) 5G
b) Bluetooth
c) IPv4
d) Wireless sensors
Answer: c
Difficulty: Hard
Bloomcode: Synthesis
90) The adoption of ________ has been an important factor in the development of the Internet of
Things.
a) IPv2
b) IPv4
c) IPv6
d) IPv8
Answer: c
Difficulty: Medium
91) ________ is an autonomous device that monitors its own condition as well as physical and
environmental conditions around it; it is an underlying technology of ________.
a) A wireless sensor; the IoT

b) A wireless sensor; RFID
c) The IoT; a wireless sensor
d) RFID; a wireless sensor
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
92) _________ allows manufacturers to attach tags with antennas and computer chips on goods
and then track their movement through radio signals.
a) NFC
b) RFID
c) UWB
d) XML
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
93) RFID was developed to replace ________.
a) bar codes
b) NFC
c) QR codes
d) UWB
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
94) ________ is a two-dimensional code that can store much more information than ________.
a) A QR code; bar codes

b) A QR code; RFID
c) RFID; bar codes
d) RFID; QR codes
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
95) Which of the following is FALSE of QR codes?
a) QR codes are larger than bar codes because they store information both horizontally and
vertically.
b) QR codes are more resistant to damage than bar codes.
c) QR codes can be read from any direction or angle.
d) QR codes can store much more information than bar codes.
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
96) ________ use internal batteries for power, and they broadcast radio waves to a reader.
a) Active QR codes
b) Active RFID codes
c) Passive QR codes
d) Passive RFID codes
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
97) ________ rely entirely on readers for their power, are less expensive, and can be read only
up to 20 feet.
a) Active QR codes
b) Active RFID codes
c) Passive QR codes
d) Passive RFID codes
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
98) You want to be able to track the pencils in your store because they seem to be disappearing.
You would want to mark the pencils with ________.
a) active QR codes
b) active RFID codes
c) passive QR codes
d) passive RFID codes
Answer: d
Difficulty: Medium
99) ________ launched EDEN to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of its dock operations.
a) DHL
b) FedEx
c) The USPS
d) UPS
Answer: b
Difficulty: Easy
100) FedEx used ________ to improve dock operations.

a) NFC
b) QR codes
c) the IoT
d) UWB
Answer: c
Difficulty: Easy
101) Pacific Gas & Electric’s smart meters collect readings every ________.
a) minute
b) hour
c) week
d) month
Answer: a
Difficulty: Easy
Section Reference 1: Closing Case
102) Pacific Gas & Electric’s smart meters collect readings every ________ where traditional
meters are read every ________.
a) minute; week
b) minute; month
c) hour; week
d) hour; month
Answer: b
Difficulty: Medium
103) Some homeowners objected to Pacific Gas & Electric’s smart meters because of ________
concerns.
a) business
b) cost
c) environmental
d) privacy
Answer: d
Difficulty: Easy
Standard 1 : AACSB || Ethics
Question type: True/False
104) Project Fi brings wireless services to more than 120 countries worldwide.
Answer: True
Difficulty: Easy
105) Project Fi focuses on providing better Wi-Fi services for the United States.
Answer: False
Difficulty: Medium
106) The main problem with Project Fi is that it is completely insecure since it uses Wi-Fi
hotspots.
Answer: False
Difficulty: Easy
107) The terms wireless and mobile are synonymous.
Answer: False
Difficulty: Easy
108) A device can be wireless but not mobile.
Answer: True
Difficulty: Easy
109) A device can be mobile but not wireless.
Answer: True
Difficulty: Easy
110) Modern smartphones exhibit a process called dematerialization.
Answer: True
Difficulty: Easy
111) Satellite transmission systems are widely used but are being replaced by microwave data
communications systems.
Answer: False
Difficulty: Easy
112) Microwave and satellite transmission systems must receive and transmit data through line
of sight.
Answer: True
Difficulty: Easy
113) LEO satellites have the longest orbital life.
Answer: False
Difficulty: Easy
114) GEO satellites run the GPS system.
Answer: False
Difficulty: Easy
115) A moderate number of MEO satellites are needed for global coverage.
Answer: True
Difficulty: Easy
116) Satellite TV runs using GEO satellites.
Answer: True
Difficulty: Easy
117) Cell phones in the US must have a GPS embedded in them so that the location of a person
making a 911 call can be detected immediately.
Answer: True
Difficulty: Hard
118) People who set up rogue access points are always being malicious.
Answer: False
Difficulty: Medium
Bloomcode: Analysis
119) Social networks and mobile commerce are the greatest sources of e-commerce in Vietnam.
Answer: True
Difficulty: Easy
120) Vietnam skipped wireline communications by moving directly to wireless communications.
Answer: True
Difficulty: Easy
121) The number of active mobile social media accounts in Vietnam is increasing faster than in
China, India, or Brazil.
Answer: True
Difficulty: Medium
122) Shellcatch is only useful for large fisheries.
Answer: False
Difficulty: Easy
123) Users can always roam from hotspot to hotspot seamlessly.
Answer: False
Difficulty: Easy
124) Super Wi-Fi is super-fast Wi-Fi technology.
Answer: False
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12 Sept
9412 Smith L
B 21
11 Oct
10503 Shantz I
G 8
Nov
11887 Spaulding T C 4K
7
3396 Taylor A B 5H July
16
July
3431 Tobine T 6A
17
July
4072 Tilton D B 7G
26
Sept
8098 Thompson A 9K
8
11
10734 Tilton L G Oct 11
B
Oct
10493 Upkins A Cav 1B
7
10 Aug
5491 Valley John
K 12
April
794 Woodward L A 7K
29
June
1991 Williams I 7 I
15
June
2345 Woodbury A 7H
23
June
2545 Whipple J, Cor 7H
23
July
4156 Webster J 6 I
28
July
2710 Welson W 4F
1
July
4104 Whalen M 9H
27
Aug
4750 Weston W W 8A
5
Aug
4749 Welch Jas 7 I
5
5702 Wagner John 7H Aug
15
Sept
7559 Welsh I 7C
2
Sept
7834 Wolf John D 3F
4
Sept
8083 Wultramsen F 9 I
7
Oct
11278 Williams P 3H
22
Oct
11472 Wingerd D 3G
26
11 Nov
11768 Wilson I
I 3
Nov
11878 Warren E Cav 1H
6
Whitman G E, Mch
12734 “ 1B 65
S’t 6
Sept
8736 York Charles “ 1B 64
14
Total
144.
NEW JERSEY.
July
3347 Aaron Thos 2B 64
15
July
3354 Aney G 1K
15
July
4098 Austin D B 2 I
27
Aug
7138 Anderson T 2E
28
8513 Albright ——, Cav 3 I Sept
Cor 12
11389 Alexander W L “ 3C Oct 24
33 Feb
12646 Amps C 65
I 13
May
909 Broderick I S 2A 64
5
11 June
1548 Beach I H 64
E 1
11 June
2181 Brannin Pat
B 19
June
2260 Bells I H 2H
21
June
2577 Buckley John 1G
27
July
2980 Bloon Adam 2 I
4
Buffman A C, July
3099 Art 1B
Cor 10
Aug
5761 Baily L 7A
9
Aug
5272 Brann Geo Cav 1B
10
Aug
5357 Burns P “ 3C
11
Aug
5379 Baker Wm “ 1K
12
Aug
5483 Blanchard G 7K
13
14 Aug
5934 Bennet C
B 17
11682 Brant Chas 1E Oct 31
12288 Buver A 6 I Dec
7
10 Feb
12640 Brewer W H 65
D 12
11 April
715 Corley Daniel 64
A 24
35 May
1437 Creamer E
A 28
10 Aug
6929 Creamer E
B 26
July
3209 Chamberlain K Cav 1D
12
Aug
5730 Clark C H 2C
15
Sept
8240 Coonan J 2C
9
Sept
10552 Collar H 2D
9
10 Nov
11990 Clayton L
B 13
July
3476 Curtis W O, S’t Cav 1L
17
15 Sept
8041 Coykendall D
K 6
14 April
335 Disbrow J P
K 2
June
2473 Davenport J 7 I
25
12 July
3444 Davis H
F 17
Aug
4926 Dayton C 2C
6
10 Aug
5148 Dorland A H
I 9
6306 Dewinger J 2G Aug
20
35 Aug
7076 Dunham L
H 28
Aug
7304 Dilan Edward 9G
30
Sept
7469 Dermer J L 9G
1
Sept
7734 Doremus C Cav 2A
3
Sept
7804 Duncan H P 2G
4
16 Sept
8440 Doyle H
C 11
Sept
10533 Dunn G 1F
18
May
1426 Ebner Chas Cav 1K
28
15 June
1715 Egbert Jas
B 8
10 July
4303 Esligh Jacob
D 13
May
1522 Farrell J H 5G
31
July
3938 Foliand M, Cor Cav 1K
25
35 Aug
4693 Fitch F, S’t
F 4
Aug
5327 Fry Jno 9G
4
Aug
6737 Fisher Wm 9C
24
7285 Farran J 3 - Aug
30
35 Sept
9972 Fairbrother H
D 28
11584 Ford A 7K Oct 28
Aug
7338 Fisher N O 9 I
30
Aug
5900 Gale B, Cor 9D
16
12 Aug
7039 Galloway F C
K 27
11165 Glenn C H 4 I Oct 19
11120 Guier G 7D Oct 20
May
1508 Hallman H 6C
31
July
3072 Hemis Daniel Cav 1D
9
July
3819 Hick James 9G
23
14 July
4151 Hegamann J
K 28
July
4189 Hammle A Cav 1 -
28
Aug
4744 Huber C 9G
5
Aug
4862 Herbert J S Cav 2 I
6
Aug
4911 Halman M “ 1A
6
Sept
821 Hull Alex 7C
4
Sept
7870 Howell J 1K
5
7900 Hilgard P F, Cor 10 Sept
A 5
10761 Hatter W 3 I Oct 12
Dec
12302 Humes E M 2M
17
12416 Hook J M Cav 2D Jan 8 65
Aug
5252 Jennings G H “ 2A 64
10
Sept
9519 Jone A “ 1A
22
11117 Jay H, Cor 5K Oct 18
11399 Jomson G W 6G Oct 24
Dec
12344 Johnson A F 9D
26
July
3762 Kronk Peter Cav 2H
22
Aug
5085 Kuhn R 9A
8
Sept
8649 Kitchell S 7K
13
15 Nov
12023 King C
G 15
June
1985 Lyons D Cav 1K
15
11 April
795 Layton Stephen
A 29
Lindsley 10 June
1769
Samuel H 9
July
3622 Lewis S Cav 3 -
20
July
4095 Leadbeater J H 6B
27
Aug
5944 Leighton Wm 5H
17
6157 Luney Ed 8G Aug
19
15 Nov
12102 Larime C
C 20
11 June
2019 Menner Jacob
H 15
July
2852 Miller J Cav 1K
4
July
3323 McIntire R 8 I
14
July
3548 Marks Chas Cav 2G
18
Aug
4594 Mulrainy I 4B
3
Aug
4645 Miller S S Cav 2G
3
Aug
5250 Morell A 5K
10
35 Aug
5832 Mahler Jno
I 16
Aug
6986 Munn Chas 4K
27
10 Sept
8019 McElroy E
I 6
Sept
8332 Mount C H 9D
10
Sept
8592 Miller J 7K
13
39
10959 Mullan A Oct 14
B
12252 Mills F 2 I Oct 21
11564 Millington J Cav 1H Oct 27
6780 Noll M 9A Aug
25
Aug
4983 Nichols J SS 1C
7
14 Aug
7131 Osborne E
E 28
10463 Osborn J M 9H Oct 7
May
1071 Pratt J F 1M
13
11 May
1072 Purdee Chas
C 13
Aug
5206 Peterson Henry Cav 3H
10
Aug
6298 Peer T 9K
20
10 Aug
6962 Pelger M
G 27
12 Sept
7451 Peterson G
I 1
Sept
8017 Post C J 4 I
6
Sept
9990 Parker W 2 I
29
Dec
12221 Prink J 2 -
4
June
2145 Rooks H 5H
18
July
2821 Riley M Cav 1L
3
Robinson July
4066 “ 1B
Jacob 27
18 Aug
4858 Radford Wm
B 6
8282 Reed A 9D Sept
9
10
10461 Ray J Oct 7
A
10708 Regan D O 8C Oct 11
11292 Reevis F 2 I Oct 21
June
2548 Starr N 5H
27
Aug
5087 Simonds J 9K
8
Aug
5807 Shanahan W 9C
16
Aug
7364 Stout L, S’t 2C
21
Sept
7565 Street John J 9D
2
Sept
7577 Stiffin H 3M
2
Sept
7729 Skell C W Cav 3M
3
Sept
8687 Swetser P 9G
13
Sept
8751 Stevenson W Cav 2M
14
Sept
9328 Shay H H 7 I
19
10846 Smith A 5G Oct 13
12
10615 Sutton T Oct 28
K
11653 Stimmell I 5A Oct 30
Nov
11793 Sullivan I 8C 64
8
Nov
11882 Steele George 2B
6
10882 Sweet B F 10 Oct 13
K
June
1853 Tindel E, S’t 1B
11
Aug
5112 Taylor Peter 9 -
9
35 Aug
6131 Townsend J
I 19
Sept
7937 Turner B 4G
5
10 Sept
9398 Townsend F
C 21
11364 Thompson S 4 I Oct 21
12451 Thatcher J 8H Jan 14 65
Feb
12705 Toy J 7G
27
10
10212 Thomas Henry Oct 2 64
B
Aug
6448 Traittman Jas 9D
22
June
3634 Utter Stephen Art 1B
29
Nov
12100 Vallett W “ 5A
19
15 June
1955 Weed Wm, Cor
I 14
12 June
2246 Wood W J
E 20
Aug
4643 Widder W 5G
3
Aug
4998 Wainwright 9C
7
5031 Wolverton 1 I Aug
8
Aug
5099 Warner A 4A
9
Aug
5333 Willey J Cav 2M
10
Aug
6168 Winard Wm 2 I
19
35 Sept
7560 Willis A
I 2
Sept
8142 Wright S M 7K
8
Sept
8307 Ward J Cav 1H
10
Nov
12157 Williams W 1D
20
10 Feb
12658 Wells G 65
C 15
Total
170.
NEW YORK.
174 June
2038 Abbey O, Cor 64
- 15
85 June
2141 Abbey W H
E 18
15 Aug
4719 Abel C Art
C 4
104 Aug
4612 Aber J
I 3
97 Aug
5626 Ackerman Saml
K 14
64 Ackheart David 20 Mar
A 19
98 Sept
8497 Adams H
G 11
10 Aug
4581 Adams J A
F 2
61 Aug
6467 Adams O
C 22
100 Sept
8559 Adams S, S’t
- 12
85 July
3226 Adams T R
H 12
June
1700 Ades Ed Cav 8C
7
Aug
5047 Adeler A 8D
8
85 Aug
6575 Adney F
K 23
170 July
4382 Ahearn Daniel
- 31
85 July
3349 Aiken J W
H 15
Sept
8001 Akerman M Art 7L
6
42 Aug
7062 Albarson J
C 28
24 Aug
6698 Albert Wm Bat
- 24
15 Aug
7007 Alderman F Cav
F 27
125 June
1755 Alexander J
C 9
11212 Alford B C 152 Oct
F 20
14 July
3293 Allen A W Art
- 14
82 Jan
12452 Allen J I 65
A 14
Aug
5568 Allen W Cav 1H 64
13
39 Aug
5844 Allenburger J
B 16
39 Sept
7478 Allenberens E
D 1
48 Oct
11497 Allinger L
I 26
Sept
7587 Allman Chas Art 7C
2
111 Aug
6941 Almy F
K 26
75 Aug
5938 Alphord J
G 17
47 Sept
7739 Alsaver S
H 3
47 Apr
800 Ambler Fred
H 29
June
2344 Ambrose Jacob C 2C
23
2 Oct
10642 Ames Henry Art
- 10
14 Aug
4654 Ames J R, S’t Art
I 3
47 Sept
7743 Amgere G 64
E 3
162 June
1954 Amigh A
K 14
3739 Anderson A 100 July
I 21
99 Aug
4890 Anderson A
F 6
20 Apr
537 Anderson H Cav
M 14
39 Sept
8819 Anderson J
E 15
14 July
4110 Anderson L
D 27
111 May
1389 Andrews G
I 26
85 Sept
7533 Andrews W
K 1
Sept
8717 Ansom Robt Cav 1K
14
15 Aug
6548 Answell J “
A 23
5 Sept
8220 Antisdale Geo “
- 4
85 Aug
6976 Appleby S W
K 27
6 Sept
9741 Argt C
- 25
Oct
11172 Armond W 7F
19
140 Sept
9475 Armstrong H
G 21
164 Oct
10818 Armstrong J
C 12
24 Oct
11571 Armstrong W Bat
- 27
7470 Arnold R B Art 7L Sept
1
47 Aug
6551 Arnott C
C 26
146 June
1580 Asley C G
G 3
39 Dec
12202 Auster F
B 1
Feb
12622 Ashley S, Citizen - - 65
9
10 Aug
5544 Ashton ——, Cor 64
I 13
24 Aug
7207 Atwood G S Bat
- 29
14 May
950 Aubray K, S’t
A 8
66 Nov
11748 Augh J
D 2
52 Aug
5027 Augustine F
A 8
147 June
1736 Austin A
H 8
July
3094 Austin J Art 7M
10
147 Sept
8218 Austin G
H 3
147 Mar
12830 Ayers G S 65
G 29
140 Dec
12347 Babcock J M 64
I 27
111 May
1712 Babcock H
G 7
72 July
3066 Babcock J
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Question Type: Multiple Choice

1) In April 2015, Google announced its new wireless service, ________.

2) Which of the following is TRUE of Project Fi?

9) ________ transmission systems transmit data through electromagnetic waves.

17) ________ satellites are stationary relative to a point on the Earth.

19) ________ satellites have the longest transmission delay.

21) ________ satellites have the longest orbital life.

23) ________ satellites have the largest footprint.

26) ________ satellites require medium-powered transmitters.

27) ________ satellites have an orbital life of 6–12 years.

28) ________ satellites are used to run the GPS system.

29) ________ satellites move rapidly relative to a point on the Earth.

30) ________ satellites have the smallest footprint.

33) ________ satellites have the most negligible transmission delay.

35) ________ satellites have the shortest orbital life.

36) Satellite telephone services are provided through ________ satellites.

41) The biggest problem with using wireless networks is ________.

42) ________ is an unauthorized access point into a wireless network.

a) A rogue access point

a) a rogue access point

a) a rogue access point

a) A rogue access point

47) If a person intentionally or unintentionally interferes with your wireless network

53) ________ is a short-range wireless network.

54) ________ is a short-range wireless network.

55) ________ is a short-range wireless network.

56) ________ is a medium-range wireless network.

57) ________ is a medium-range wireless network.

58) ________ is a medium-range wireless network.

59) ________ is a wide-area wireless network.

64) Medium-range wireless networks are ________ technology.

65) Which of the following is NOT a barrier to Wi-Fi expansion?

72) LTE is ________ cellular technology.

73) ________ is expected to be deployed by 2020.

75) Your actual download speed is determined by ________.

76) Bobbejaanland Family Park implemented ________ technology to track customers.

a) ISP; it offers free Wi-Fi to patrons

78) ________ technology enables the use of mobile wallets.

80) Find My iPhone is an example of ________.

81) E-parking apps are an example of ________.

a) A wireless sensor; the IoT

93) RFID was developed to replace ________.

a) A QR code; bar codes

95) Which of the following is FALSE of QR codes?

100) FedEx used ________ to improve dock operations.

Question type: True/False

107) The terms wireless and mobile are synonymous.

108) A device can be wireless but not mobile.

109) A device can be mobile but not wireless.

110) Modern smartphones exhibit a process called dematerialization.

114) GEO satellites run the GPS system.

116) Satellite TV runs using GEO satellites.

120) Vietnam skipped wireline communications by moving directly to wireless communications.

122) Shellcatch is only useful for large fisheries.

123) Users can always roam from hotspot to hotspot seamlessly.

124) Super Wi-Fi is super-fast Wi-Fi technology.

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