Which of the following best describes Ethernet transmissions over a LAN?

A.
Traffic is sent to a gateway that sends it to the destination system.

B.
Traffic is bursty in nature and broadcasts data to all hosts on the subnet.

C.
Traffic streams and does not broadcast data.

D.
Traffic is contained within collision domains but not broadcast domains.

Explanation:
Ethernet is a very chatty protocol because it allows all systems to
hear each others broadcasts. The technology has many collisions because all systems
have to share the same medium.