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Ethernet is described as a set of rules deciding how devices connect through:

AClouds in a LAN
BColumns in a LAN
CCircuits in a LAN
DCables in a LAN
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Cables in a LAN
1. Ethernet is not a device but an agreement. 2. It governs the wired connections inside a local network. 3. Ethernet is a set of rules deciding how devices connect through cables in a LAN. 4. So the answer is cables in a LAN. _Source: syllabus Computer Science, Ch 10 'Computer Networks'_
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