Question

1. a computer that acts as the master is called

a client.
a server.
a workstation.
a desktop.

1. what does a server provide to the network?

requests internet access
requests login
makes requests
grants or denies requests

Explanation:

1. In a client - server model, a server is the computer that provides resources and services (acts as the master). A client requests services, a workstation is a general - purpose computer (often a client in a network), and a desktop is a form of computer hardware (not a role in a network model).
2. A server's main function in a network is to handle requests from clients. It can grant or deny requests (such as access to files, services etc.). Requesting Internet access or login is more of a client - side action (or a function that a client might initiate), and making requests is also a client - related activity.

Answer:

1. B. a server
2. D. grants or denies requests