Question 1
How many layers does the OSI model have compared to the TCP/IP model?
5 layers for OSI; 7 for TCP/IP
7 layers for OSI; 5 for TCP/IP
Both have 7 layers
Both have 5 layers
Question 2
What is the primary responsibility of the Physical layer in both OSI and TCP/IP models?
Routing packets using IP addresses
Transmitting raw bits over physical media like cables and signals
Encrypting data for secure transmission
Managing user sessions and authentication
Question 3
Which layer in the OSI model is responsible for logical addressing and routing using IP addresses?
Network layer
Data Link layer
Transport layer
Presentation layer
Question 4
What key difference exists between OSI and TCP/IP regarding the Session and Presentation layers?
TCP/IP has separate layers for them; OSI combines them
Both models treat them identically
OSI has dedicated Session and Presentation layers; TCP/IP handles them in Application layer
TCP/IP omits Transport; OSI includes it there
Question 5
Which model defines specific protocols like TCP, UDP, and HTTP, unlike the protocol-agnostic OSI?
OSI model
TCP/IP model
Both equally
Neither defines protocols
There are 5 questions to complete.