Which term describes receiving more than one copy of the same frame due to network design choices?

• A. Duplicate Frame
• B. Multiple Frame Copies
• C. Collision
• D. Broadcast Storm

Answer: (B)

When a network design creates redundant paths, a frame can take more than one route and arrive at the destination more than once. That situation is described as receiving multiple frame copies. It directly captures the idea of having several copies of the same frame due to how the network is laid out, which is why this term fits best.

A collision involves two devices transmitting at the same time on a shared medium, causing corruption, not simply multiple copies of the same frame arriving. A broadcast storm is a flood of broadcast frames that can overwhelm the network, which is a different problem and not specifically about duplicate frames caused by topology. A duplicate frame would imply a single extra copy, whereas the scenario here emphasizes multiple copies, hence multiple frame copies.