Question

WAP purpose is to allow web access on low-bandwidth high-latency wireless links. True or false

Answer 1

WAP purpose is to allow web access on low-bandwidth high-latency wireless links. 
This sentence is true.
Bandwidth is just one element of what a person perceives as the speed of a network. People often mistake bandwidth with internet speed mainly because internet service providers (ISPs) claim they have a fast ‘50Mbps connection’ in their advertising campaigns. True internet speed is actually the amount of data you receive every second and that has a lot to do with latency too. 

Connection - is impacted by the type of service you use to access the internet.

Think about load time and how slower site browsing gets. That's the ultimate damage.
Let’s say you are browsing the web on different types of connections. Here’s how latency would affect your browsing:

Satellite Internet Connection (High Speed / Bandwidth, High Latency)
You would click a link on a web page and, after a noticeable delay, the web page would start downloading and show up almost all at once.

Theoretical Connection (Low Speed / Bandwidth, Low Latency)
You would click a link on a web page and the web page would start loading immediately. However, it would take a while to load completely and you would see images load one-by-one.

Cable Internet Connection (High Speed / Bandwidth, Low Latency)
You would click a link on a web page and the web page would appear almost immediately, downloading almost all at once.Bandwidth Issues can almost always be traced to one or two specific activities. These activities almost always high two characteristics: large amounts of data, and extended duration. Common activities causing bandwidth problems are:

Watching videos from Internet (YouTube, Netflix)
Large file transfers between computers (greater than 100 megabytes in size)
Constant stream of data (surveillance footage from security cameras)
Downloading files from internet.