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Wireless Communication – Radio, TV, WiFi, Bluetooth MCQs

1. : Which frequency band is used for Bluetooth communication?

(A) 2.4 GHz


(B) 5 GHz


(C) 900 MHz


(D) 1.8 GHz



 

2. : What does WiFi stand for?

(A) Wireless Fidelity


(B) Wide Field


(C) Wired Fiber


(D) Wireless Function



 

3. : Which modulation is commonly used in FM radio broadcasting?

(A) Amplitude Modulation


(B) Frequency Modulation


(C) Phase Modulation


(D) Pulse Modulation



 

4. : What is the typical range of a Bluetooth device?

(A) 1–10 meters


(B) 10–100 meters


(C) 100–500 meters


(D) More than 1 km



 

5. : Which wireless communication standard is defined by IEEE 802.11?

(A) WiFi


(B) Bluetooth


(C) Zigbee


(D) RFID



 

6. : What type of wave is used in TV broadcasting?

(A) Sound waves


(B) Light waves


(C) Radio waves


(D) Gamma rays



 

7. : Which of the following is not a characteristic of Bluetooth?

(A) Low power consumption


(B) Long range


(C) Short-distance communication


(D) Uses 2.4 GHz ISM band



 

8. : What does the term “Hotspot” refer to in wireless communication?

(A) Microwave transmission


(B) TV channel


(C) Area with WiFi coverage


(D) Satellite signal



 

9. : Which one of these technologies supports mesh networking?

(A) WiFi


(B) Bluetooth


(C) Zigbee


(D) Satellite



 

10. : Which layer of the OSI model does Bluetooth operate on?

(A) Application layer


(B) Network layer


(C) Data Link layer


(D) Physical and Data Link layers



 

11. : What is the maximum theoretical speed of WiFi 6 (802.11ax)?

(A) 300 Mbps


(B) 1.3 Gbps


(C) 9.6 Gbps


(D) 5 Gbps



 

12. : What is the full form of RFID?

(A) Radio Frequency Identification


(B) Radio Free Identification


(C) Real Frequency ID


(D) Radio Field Input Device



 

13. : Which of the following devices typically uses Bluetooth?

(A) Microwave oven


(B) Wireless speaker


(C) Smart TV tuner


(D) Landline phone



 

14. : What type of antenna is typically used in radio broadcasting?

(A) Parabolic


(B) Dipole


(C) Loop


(D) Helix



 

15. : What does NFC stand for in wireless communication?

(A) Network Frequency Control


(B) Near Field Communication


(C) Non-Fixed Channel


(D) Near Frequency Coding



 

16. : What frequency band is used in FM broadcasting?

(A) 30–300 MHz


(B) 300–3000 MHz


(C) 3–30 MHz


(D) 3000–30000 MHz



 

17. : Which of the following is NOT a component of a television system?

(A) Camera


(B) Transmitter


(C) Decoder


(D) Microcontroller



 

18. : The first public demonstration of TV was made by:

(A) John Logie Baird


(B) Thomas Edison


(C) Nikola Tesla


(D) Alexander Graham Bell



 

19. : WiFi Direct allows devices to:

(A) Connect through a router only


(B) Connect via cables


(C) Connect directly without a router


(D) Use infrared communication



 

20. : Which wireless standard is used for long-range rural internet access?

(A) Bluetooth


(B) WiMAX


(C) NFC


(D) IRDA



 

21. : In radio communication, what is the function of a modulator?

(A) Amplifies the signal


(B) Combines signal with carrier wave


(C) Filters noise


(D) Powers the antenna



 

22. : Bluetooth is categorized under which type of network?

(A) WAN


(B) MAN


(C) PAN


(D) LAN



 

23. : What is the typical frequency range of UHF used in television broadcasting?

(A) 30–300 MHz


(B) 300–3000 MHz


(C) 3–30 MHz


(D) 3–300 GHz



 

24. : What is the function of a router in a wireless network?

(A) Modulates signal


(B) Amplifies radio waves


(C) Connects different networks


(D) Transmits TV channels



 

25. : Which device is used to convert radio signals into audio?

(A) Modem


(B) Amplifier


(C) Radio receiver


(D) Tuner



 

26. : Infrared communication is typically used in:

(A) Mobile data


(B) Remote controls


(C) FM radio


(D) WiFi routers



 

27. : Bluetooth uses which type of multiplexing technique?

(A) TDM


(B) FDM


(C) FHSS


(D) CDMA



 

28. : Which IEEE standard is used for Bluetooth technology?

(A) 802.11


(B) 802.3


(C) 802.15.1


(D) 802.16



 

29. : What is the purpose of encryption in wireless communication?

(A) Increase speed


(B) Increase range


(C) Protect data


(D) Add interference



 

30. : The WiFi signal can be interrupted by:

(A) Wall thickness


(B) Microwave ovens


(C) Other WiFi networks


(D) All of the above



 

31. : Which technology allows streaming audio from a smartphone to a car stereo?

(A) IR


(B) Bluetooth


(C) WiFi


(D) NFC



 

32. : What does the term “bandwidth” refer to in wireless communication?

(A) Amount of energy used


(B) Frequency of transmission


(C) Range of frequencies


(D) Number of devices connected



 

33. : Which of the following is not a wireless communication medium?

(A) Radio waves


(B) Fiber optics


(C) Infrared


(D) Microwaves



 

34. : Which modulation technique is used in digital TV broadcasting?

(A) AM


(B) FM


(C) QAM


(D) PWM



 

35. : The main difference between WiFi 4 and WiFi 6 is:

(A) Number of channels


(B) Speed and efficiency


(C) Modulation technique


(D) Power source



 

36. : Which frequency band is not license-free for public use?

(A) 2.4 GHz


(B) 5 GHz


(C) 700 MHz


(D) 915 MHz



 

37. : What does the term “SSID” refer to in WiFi networks?

(A) Subnet ID


(B) Static Service ID


(C) Service Set Identifier


(D) Signal Service Identifier



 

38. : Zigbee is mainly used for:

(A) Video streaming


(B) Remote controls


(C) Home automation


(D) High-speed internet



 

39. : The “pairing” process in Bluetooth involves:

(A) Connecting multiple WiFi routers


(B) Establishing a secure connection between devices


(C) Sending IR signals


(D) Broadcasting FM channels



 

40. : What is the use of the MAC address in wireless networking?

(A) Provides IP address


(B) Identifies the network


(C) Uniquely identifies devices


(D) Filters the frequency



 

41. : The range of WiFi indoors is typically:

(A) 5–10 meters


(B) 10–50 meters


(C) 50–100 meters


(D) Over 200 meters



 

42. : A repeater in a wireless network is used to:

(A) Decrease signal strength


(B) Encrypt traffic


(C) Extend coverage area


(D) Convert signal formats



 

43. : What type of waves are used in satellite TV transmission?

(A) Infrared


(B) Microwaves


(C) Sound waves


(D) UV rays



 

44. : Which of the following is used to detect Bluetooth-enabled devices nearby?

(A) SSID scanner


(B) Beacon


(C) Device Discovery


(D) Frequency analyzer



 

45. : WiFi works on which layers of the OSI model?

(A) Network and Data Link


(B) Physical and Data Link


(C) Transport and Application


(D) Data Link and Session



 

46. : What is the term for unauthorized access to a wireless network?

(A) Phishing


(B) Sniffing


(C) Wardriving


(D) Spoofing



 

47. : What does a smart TV use to access the internet wirelessly?

(A) Bluetooth


(B) NFC


(C) WiFi


(D) Zigbee



 

48. : Which wireless tech is primarily used for wearable health trackers?

(A) WiMAX


(B) Zigbee


(C) Bluetooth Low Energy


(D) NFC



 

49. : Bluetooth operates using which protocol?

(A) TCP/IP


(B) OBEX


(C) UDP


(D) HTTP



 

50. : Which generation of mobile networks first supported video calling?

(A) 2G


(B) 3G


(C) 4G


(D) 5G



 
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