1. One of the major advances that result from implementing intelligent networks is that ______________.

2. At each trigger detection point (TDP), the AIN component that checks for active triggers is the ______________.

3. There are three types of triggers ______________.

4. A service control point (SCP) is ______________.

5. The development of the intelligent network places increased emphasis on a consistent _________________.

6. To say that a network is intelligent means that it is __________________.

7. Trigger check point (TCP) is a more recent term for trigger detection point.

8. When a switching system checks for overload conditions before communicating with the SCP, the process is called "trigger delay."

9. The distinction between the originating side and the terminating side of a service switching point (SSP) means that both originating and terminating triggers could influence the same call.

10. The major functions of the service switching point (SSP) are to provide network access, perform necessary switching, and allow access to AIN capabilities.

11. The call model is a generic representation of the call-processing activities necessary to establish, maintain, and clear a basic call.

12. The building-block approach to creating AIN services is based on the AIN's ability to add groups or blocks of users to the network without interruption of service.