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Delve into the invisible digital world that surrounds us with a Networks GPS scavenger hunt. Discover how the internet, WiFi and mobile networks work as you walk through the city. From routers to fibre-optic cables - learn about the technology behind our connected world.

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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

What shape is the WiFi symbol?
Curved lines A square A triangle A heart
What is a URL like for a house?
The address you want to go to The colour of the front door The number of rooms The shape of the roof
What is a hotspot?
A place with free Wi-Fi A hot soup A burning candle A hot summer day
What happens if you forget your WiFi password?
You won't be on the internet Computer turns green A tree is growing It's going to snow
How can you connect two computers directly?
With a cable between the two By sticking them together By decorating them By painting them
Which animal resembles how a virus spreads?
A fly going from place to place A stone that does not move A tree standing still A house that doesn't run
What do you call a group of computers working together?
A network A circus A kitchen A garden
What does a repeater do in a big house?
Makes WiFi stronger Makes the house bigger Makes food tastier Makes music louder
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How do you go back to the previous page?
With the back button By walking backwards By closing your eyes By sitting down
How can you make a picture bigger on the screen?
By clicking on it By blowing against it By touching the screen By walking backwards
What is the name of the screen on which you see everything?
Monitor Mirror Window Television
What can you do with a webcam?
Showing yourself Biscuit baking Combing your hair Polishing your shoes
Where do you store your drawings on the computer?
In the computer In your closet Under your pillow In the garden
What do you need to hear music from the computer?
Speakers A bucket A broom A plant
Where can you listen to songs on the internet?
On music websites In the bathroom without a computer In a tree Underwater
What is the internet anyway?
Many computers talking to each other A large playground A kind of television A magic box
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Which devices can all be on WiFi?
Tablet, phone and laptop Apple, pear and banana Table, chair and bench Cat, dog and fish
What does 'online gaming' mean?
Playing games on the internet Buy games in shop Reading books Listening to music
What is the difference between WiFi and the internet?
WiFi is the way, internet is what you get There is no difference WiFi is faster Internet is cheaper
What can you do if the internet is very slow?
Wait or reboot the router Running really fast Putting on loud music Stomping your feet
What is a smartwatch?
A watch that can connect to the internet A very smart watch An ordinary watch A phone
What does it mean when your WiFi signal is weak?
Internet works slowly Your computer is tired It's time to eat You should go to sleep
What is the 'name' of a WiFi network?
Network name House name Street name School name
What is it called when your computer connects automatically?
Connect automatically Magically connecting Secret bonding Quick connect
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How many dashes by the WiFi icon mean the strongest signal?
3 or 4 dashes 1 dash 0 dashes 10 dashes
What word do we use for internet speed?
Bandwidth Volume Weight Length
Which protocol ensures secure transmission of web pages?
HTTPS HTTP FTP SMTP
What colour does a standard Ethernet cable usually have?
Blue or grey Always red Evergreen Always purple
What is an access point?
A device providing WiFi access A kind of computer game A part of your keyboard A photo editing programme
Which type of network is the smallest?
PAN (Personal Area Network) LAN (local area network) WAN (Wide Area Network) MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)
What form does the signal transmitted by a router take?
A circle around the router A square A straight line A triangle
Which security standard is safest for WiFi?
WPA3 WEP WPA Open network
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What technology is used for wireless payments with your smartphone?
NFC (Near Field Communication) Bluetooth Wi-Fi Infrared
What is the function of NAT in a router?
Converting private IP addresses to public IP addresses Doubling the internet speed Encrypting network traffic Automatically install software updates
What does 'ISP' mean?
Internet service provider Internal Security Protocol Internet Safety Programme International Standard Protocol
What technology is used to host multiple websites on one server?
Virtual hosting Load balancing Port forwarding DNS routing
What is a MAC address?
A unique identification number of a network card A type of computer from Apple A security protocol for networks A kind of internet cable
Which port does SSH use by default?
22 80 443 25
What is a honeypot in cybersecurity?
A system that looks vulnerable to attract hackers A programme to store passwords A backup location for important files A fast internet connection for gamers
What range do most 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi signals have indoors?
30-50 metres 5-10 metres 100-150 metres 200-300 metres
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What is the maximum transmission distance of Cat6a UTP cable for 10 Gigabit Ethernet?
100 metres 55 metres 150 metres 200 metres
How many bytes is an Ethernet frame header (without VLAN tag)?
14 18 12 20
What is the maximum transmission power of 802.11n in Europe?
20 dBm 30 dBm 36 dBm 17 dBm
What is the default port for DNS queries?
53 25 110 143
What is the default VLAN ID for management traffic on Cisco switches?
1 100 999 4094
What is the default hop limit (TTL) for IPv6 packets?
64 128 32 255
What protocol is used to translate MAC addresses to IP addresses?
RARP ARP DNS DHCP
How many broadcast domains does a router with 4 interfaces have?
4 1 3 8
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What is the function of a proxy server?
Intermediate server relaying requests on behalf of clients Server handling only DNS requests Backup server for data retention Server routing only email traffic
What protocol is used for secure file transfer?
SFTP TFTP HTTP SMTP
What method is used for VLAN tagging in Ethernet frames?
IEEE 802.1Q IEEE 802.3 IEEE 802.11 IEEE 802.15
How many collision domains does a 24-port switch have?
24 1 12 48
What is the maximum datarate of 802.11g?
54 Mbps 11 Mbps 150 Mbps 300 Mbps
Which TCP port is used by default by the HTTPS protocol?
443 80 8080 993
Which encryption method is used in WPA2?
AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) RC4 DES (Data Encryption Standard) MD5
Which layer of the TCP/IP model corresponds to OSI's presentation layer?
Application layer Transport layer Internet layer Network interface layer
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