What are three common network terms? (Choose three.)

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Options

• ALAN
• BDAS
• CATA
• Dnode
• EWAN

• A
  94% (48)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  4% (2)

Explanation

LAN (Local Area Network), node, and WAN (Wide Area Network) are all fundamental networking concepts. LAN refers to a network within a small geographic area (like a home or office), WAN spans large geographic distances (like the internet), and a node is any device connected to a network - such as a computer, printer, or router.

DAS (Direct Attached Storage) and ATA (Advanced Technology Attachment, also known as IDE) are both storage terms, not networking terms. DAS describes storage directly connected to a single computer, while ATA is a storage interface standard used to connect hard drives - neither describes a network concept.

Memory tip: If it ends in "-AN" (LAN, WAN, MAN, PAN), it's a network. A node is a networking staple - think of it as any "dot" on a network diagram. When in doubt, DAS and ATA both relate to how you store data, not how you transmit it.

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