Mathematics Quiz on Network Graphs

Welcome to the Network Graphs Quiz! Test your knowledge on the fundamental concepts of network graphs with the following questions.

What is a vertex in a network graph?
- A. A line connecting two points
- B. A point where two or more edges meet
- C. A path that traverses multiple edges
- D. A numerical value assigned to an edge
In graph theory, what is an edge?
- A. A loop connecting back to the same vertex
- B. A connection between two vertices
- C. A set of vertices without connections
- D. A type of graph that contains cycles
What does it mean for a graph to be connected?
- A. There are multiple vertices but no edges
- B. All vertices can be reached from any other vertex
- C. The graph contains no edges
- D. There are more edges than vertices in the graph
Which of the following is true about a directed graph?
- A. Edges have no direction
- B. Each edge points from one vertex to another
- C. The number of vertices is always equal to the number of edges
- D. It cannot have cycles
What is the term for the highest degree of any vertex in a graph?
- A. Mean degree
- B. Maximum degree
- C. Median degree
- D. Minimum degree

What is a vertex in a network graph?
- Correct Answer: B. A point where two or more edges meet
In graph theory, what is an edge?
- Correct Answer: B. A connection between two vertices
What does it mean for a graph to be connected?
- Correct Answer: B. All vertices can be reached from any other vertex
Which of the following is true about a directed graph?
- Correct Answer: B. Each edge points from one vertex to another
What is the term for the highest degree of any vertex in a graph?
- Correct Answer: B. Maximum degree

Good luck! Be sure to check your answers once you have completed the quiz!