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Assignment -1
Q:1. When Amazon started extending its services as cloud?
1.1969
2.1999
3.2003
4.2006
Solution- 4. 2006
Reason: In 2006, Amazon Web Services (AWS) began offering IT infrastructure services to businesses
in the form of web services -- now commonly known as cloud computing.
Q:2. The term ______ refers to a Network or Internet.
1.Cloud Computing
2.Cloud
3.Computing
4.Grid
Solution- 2. Cloud
Reason: The term Cloud refers to a Network or Internet.
Q:3. What is the name of Microsoft cloud services?
1.AWS
2.AZURE
3.SharePoint
4.Dallas
Solution- 2. AZURE
Reason: Microsoft Azure, commonly referred to as Azure (/ˈæʒər/), is a cloud computing service
created by Microsoft for building, testing, deploying, and managing applications and services through
Microsoft-managed data centres.
Q:4. With exponential growth of Data, the network become ________.
1.Fast
2.Bottleneck
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3.Slow
4.SMART
Solution- 1. Fast
Q:5. Cloud Computing also known as _____________.
1.On-Demand Computing
2.Grid Computing
3.SMART Computing
4.Edge Computing
Solution 1. On-Demand Computing
Q:6. Which of the following is Cloud Platform by Amazon?
1.Azure
2.AWS
3.Cloudera
4.All of the above
Solution 2. AWS
Q:7. Which of the following is the deployment model?
1.Public
2.Private
3.Hybrid
4.All of the above
Solution: 4. All of the above
Q:8. _____________ will play an important role in simplifying cloud architecture.
1.Blockchain
2.IoT
3.Automation
4.None of the above
Solution: 3.Automation
Q:9. The ________ cloud infrastructure is operated for the exclusive use of an organization.
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2.Private
3.Community
4.All of the above
Solution: 2. Private
Reason: The cloud may be managed by that organization or a third party.
Q:10. Which of the following is the most important area of concern in cloud computing?
1.Security
2.Storage
3.Scalability
4.None of the above
Solution: 1. Security
Reason: When your data travels over and rests on systems that are no longer under your control, you
have increased risk due to the interception and malfeasance of others.
Q:11. How much carbon emission can be reduced by moving to cloud?
1.65%
2.88%
3.15%
4.50%
Solution: 2. 88%
Reason New study finds that moving to AWS can help customers reduce the carbon footprint of their
IT operations by up to 88%.
Q:12. A typical large-scale cloud provider achieves approximately ____ server utilization rates
versus ____ on premises.
1.50%, 50%
2.65%, 15%
3.30%, 50%
4.75%, 40%
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Reason: As Amazon points out, a NRDC report shows, that “a typical large-scale cloud provider
achieves approximately 65% server utilization rates versus 15% on-premises”. Therefore, a lot less
running machines are used, which “represents an 84% reduction in the amount of power required”.
Q:13. Which cloud service in on top of Gartner Magic Quadrant from several years?
1.IBM Cloud
2.Azure
3.Alibaba cloud
4.AWS
Solution: 4.AWS
Reason : AWS has been named as a Leader in the Magic Quadrant for Cloud Infrastructure and
Platform Services, and placed highest in Ability to Execute and furthest in Completeness of Vision
Q:14. How many availability zones AWS has around the world?
1.50
2.105
3.76
4.85
Solution: 4.85
Reason: AWS has 80 Availability Zones across 25 geographic regions, with plans to launch 15 more
Availability Zones and five more AWS Regions in Australia, India, Indonesia, Spain, and Switzerland.
Q:15. To prevent messages from being lost or becoming unavailable, all messages are stored
__________ across multiple servers and data centers.
1.Publicly
2.Superfluously
3.Privately
4.Redundantly
Solution: 4. Redundantly
Reason amazon sqs runs within amazon's high-availability data centers, so queues will be available
whenever applications need them. to prevent messages from being lost or becoming unavailable, all
messages are stored redundantly across multiple servers and data centers.
Q:16. AWS outpost is available outside premises?
1.True
2.False
Solution: 1. True
Reason: you can use Outposts to securely store and process customer data that needs to remain
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Q:17. Amazon Web Services falls into which of the following cloud-computing category?
1.Platform as a Service
2.Software as a Service
3.Infrastructure as a Service
4.Back-end as a Service
Solution: 3. Infrastructure as a Service
Reason: Amazon Web Services falls into Infrastructure as a Service cloud-computing category.
Q:18. Each AWS region consists of multiple, ______________, and physically separated
availability zones with in a geographic area.
1.Scattered
2.Isolated
3.Distributed
4.Combined
Solution: 2. Isolated
Reason: Each AWS Region consists of multiple, isolated, and physically separate AZ's within a
geographic area
Q:19. All traffic between AZs are encrypted.
1.True
2.False
Solution: 1. True
Q:20. AWS Outpost provides consistent __________ experience.
1.Public
2.Hybrid
3.Isolated
4.virtual
Solution: 2. Hybrid
Reason: AWS Outposts delivers a truly consistent hybrid experience by offering the same hardware
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Assignment -2
Q:1. The name of Google cloud is
1.AWS
2.Google Cloud Service
3.Azure
4.Android
Solution- 2. Google Cloud Service
Reason- Google Cloud Platform (GCP), offered by Google, is a suite of cloud computing services
that runs on the same infrastructure that Google uses internally for its end-user products, such
as Google Search, Gmail, file storage, and YouTube.
Q:2. Point out the wrong statement :
1.Google’s App Engine platform is PaaS offering
2.The vendor is responsible for all the operational aspects of the service
3.Google’s App Engine platform is IaaS offering
4.None of the mentioned
Solution- 2.The vendor is responsible for all the operational aspects of the service
Reason- The vendor is responsible for all the operational aspects of the service.
Q:3. In Google App Engine applications run in secure sandboxed environment.
1.True
2.False
Solution- 1.True
Reason- Google App Engine there are not any servers for you to take care of . … Applications
run during a secure, sandboxed environment, allowing App Engine to distribute requests across
multiple servers, and scaling servers to satisfy traffic demands.
Q:4. In App Engine application all resources are created in the region selected by
2.Developer
3.Vendor
4.Third Party service provider
Solution- 2.Developer
Reason- An App Engine app is made up of a single application resource that consists of one or
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Q:5. Which of the following serves as a PaaS vendor within Google App Engine system?
1.Google
2.Amazon
3.Microsoft
4.All of the above
Solution- 1.Google
Reason- Serves as a PaaS vendor within Google App Engine system. Explanation: Google offers
many of its Web service applications to customers as part of this service model.
Q:6. Google cloud supports multi-cloud architecture?
1.True
2.False
Solution- 1.True
Reason- Yes, it is true.
Q:7. Google cloud search is used for

1.Public search
2.Enterprise search for employees to quickly find company information
3.searching documents only outside company
4.Google docs only
Solution- 2.Enterprise search for employees to quickly find company information
Reason- Google Cloud Search allows employees of a company to search and retrieve information,
such as internal documents, database fields, and CRM data, from the company’s internal data
repositories.
Q:8. All Google Cloud Platform resources are associated with a project. (True Or False)
1.True
2.False
Solution- 1.True
Reason- Yes, Google Cloud Platform resources are associated with a project.
Q:9. Google BigQuery Service is also a kind of Google cloud service
1.True
2.False
Solution- 1.True
Reason- Yes, Google BigQuery Service is also a kind of Google cloud service.

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Q:10. How does the pricing model work in GCP cloud?

1.on the basis of usage time
2.on the basis of compute instance, network use, and storage
3.on the basis of storage only
4.None of the above
Solution- 2. on the basis of compute instance, network use, and storage
Reason: In a subscription-based pricing model, customers are charged a flat monthly rate. For
partial months, the price is prorated.
Q:11. Which of the following is Cloud Platform by Microsoft?
1.AWS
2.GCP
3.Azure
4.Cloudera
Solution-3. Azure
Reason: Start turning your ideas into solutions with Azure products and services.
Q:12. Denial of service attack is a potential attack for Azure
1.True
2.False
Solution-1.True
Reason : Yes, Denial of service attack is a potential attack for Azure.
Q:13. In which year was Azure launched?

1.2009
2.2010
3. 2011
4.2012
Solution 2.2010
Reason: Microsoft Azure, commonly referred to as Azure is a cloud computing service created by …
Initial release, February 1, 2010; Microsoft launched Azure.
Q:14. Potential security threats in cloud services

1.DOS, SQL Injection, Heap spray
2.DOS, Data Breach, Malware, pages defacement
3.Phishing, Virus, Malware
4.Phishing, Spyware, Hackers
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Reason: Almost every organization has adopted cloud computing to varying degrees … Here we
discuss the top cloud security threat.
Q:15. Choose correct statement
1.Different types of cloud computing service models provide different levels of security services
2.a cloud model requires to determine what security mechanisms are required to adopt
3.Data should be transferred and stored in an encrypted format for security purpose
4.All of the mentioned
Solution: 4.All of the mentioned
.Q:16. Most of the responsibilities are taken care by cloud service provider in which model
1.IaaS
2.Paas
3.SaaS
Solution 3. SaaS
Reason In a SaaS model, the provider is primarily responsible for the infrastructure and software
stack, as the user has less control over these components.
Q:17. The identity management is responsible for
1.Preventing unauthorized users
2.User role management
3.Controlling data access in cloud
4.All of the above
Solution: 4.All of the above
Q:18. In Azure AD, AD stands for

1.Access denial
2.Active Directory
3.Azure Database
4.None of the above
Solution: 2.Active Directory
Reason: Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) is Microsoft’s enterprise cloud-based identity and
access management (IAM) solution. Azure AD is the backbone of the Office 365 system, and it can
sync with on-premise Active Directory and provide authentication to other cloud-based systems.
Q:19. Which service in Azure is used to manage resources in Azure?
1.Application Insights
2.Azure Resource Manager
3.Azure Portal
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4.Log analytics
Solution: 2. Azure Resource Manager
Reason: Azure Resource Manager is the deployment and management service for Azure. It provides
a management layer that enables you to create, update, and delete resources in your Azure account.
Q:20. Which of the following web applications can be deployed with Azure?
1.ASP.NET
2.PHP
3.WCF
Solution: 4. All of the mentioned
Reason: ASP.NET, PHP and WCF can be used as web applications for Microsoft azure.
Q:21. A company wants to use cloud services in the future. What needs to be done first?
1.Ask the IT department to work out a plan to reduce capital expenses using cloud services.
2.Analyze existing business processes and determine which of them can be realized using cloud
services.
3.Use cloud migration services to move their production workload into a managed cloud.
4.Ask the IT department to order multiple virtual machines from different cloud service providers and
test them for performance.
Solution: 4. Ask the IT department to order multiple virtual machines from different cloud
service providers and test them for performance.
Reason: Cloud computing allows these companies to use world-class infrastructure …
that companies will progressively adopt cloud computing in the future.
Q:22. Is IBM Watson a cloud application?

1.Yes
2.No
Solution: 1. Yes
Reason : With Watson, you can bring AI tools and apps to your data wherever it reside.
Q:23. Which of these should a company consider before implementing cloud computing technology?
1.Employee satisfaction
2.Potential cost reduction
3.Information sensitivity
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4.All of the above

Reason: A company implement cost reduction, information safe, company emp future and
satisfaction.
Q:24. IBM Watson Personality Insights service take insights from
1.Social Media
2.Enterprise data
3.Digital communications
4.All of the above
Reason: The IBM Watson Personality Insights service enables applications to derive insights from
social media, enterprise data, or other digital communications.
Q:25. Compute, Storage and Network services can be grouped together as what?
1.IaaS
2.PaaS
3.SaaS
4.None of the above
Solution: 1. IaaS
Reason : “IaaS,” is a form of cloud computing that delivers fundamental compute, network,
and storage resources to consumers on-demand, over the internet.
Q:26. What is shown after login to IBM cloud site?

1.Resource List
2.Dashboard
3.Profile
4.None of the above
Solution: 2. Dashboard
Reason: Dashboard is shown after login in IBM cloud site.
Q:27. The tool for personality insights in IBM cloud is

1.JSON
2.DevOps
3.IBM Watson
4.VMWare
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Solution: 3. IBM Watson

Reason: The IBM Watson Personality Insights service enables applications to derive insights from
social media, enterprise data, or other digital communication.
Q:28. Big Five personality characteristics are

1.Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Value conscious, Physical Strength, Kindness
2.Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Emotional range, Openness
3.Extraversion, Emotional range, Openness, Kindness, Social values
4.Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Emotional range, Kindness
Solution: 2. Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Emotional range, Openness
Reason: The five broad personality traits described by the theory are extraversion (also often spelled
extroversion), agreeableness, openness, conscientiousness, and neuroticism.
Q:29. Needs describe motivating factors that influence a person’s decision making
1.True
2.False
Solution: 1. True
Reason : Yes, motivating factor that a person decision making.
Q:30. Personality Insights model includes ________ characteristic needs.

1.10
2.6
3.12
4.40
Solution: 3. 12
Reason : The model includes twelve characteristic needs. Values describe motivating factors that
influence a person’s decision making.
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Assignment -3
Q:1. What is comprised of millions of smart devices and sensors connected to the internet?
1.IoT
2.Cloud Computing
3.Block Chain
4.Artificial Intelligence
Solution: 1. IoT
Reason: The Internet of Things (IoT) consists of millions of smart devices andsensors connected to the
Internet. The Internet of Things (IoT) consists of many smart devices andsensors connected to the
web.
Q:2. What type of device could allow a refrigerator to place a replacement order for an item
contained within it?
1.Sensor
2.Actuator
3.Battery
4.Switch
Solution: 1. Sensor
Reason: A sensor allow a refrigerator to place a replacement order for an item.
Q:3. …………… is a computer which can do all the operations like a conventional computer.
1.Sensor
2.Actuator
3.Amplifier
Solution: 2. Actuator
Reason: Actuator is all the operations like a conventional computer.
Q:4. Which of these is NOT related to IoT scalability?

1.Flexible within Internet
2.Large scale deployment
3.Real time connectivity of billions of devices
4.Range of Sensor node
Solution: 4. Range of Sensor node
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Reason: Range of each sensor node is not related to a scalability of Internet of things or iot.
Q:5. Who invented the term the Internet of Thing?

1.Bill Gates
2.Steve Jobs
3.Kevin Ashton
4.McDonald
Solution: 3.Kevin Ashton
Reason: “Internet of Things” was coined by Kevin Ashton in 1999 during his work at
Procter&Gamble.
Q:6. What allows digital devices to interconnect and transmit data?

1. a sensor
2. a global positioning sensor
3. a smart phone
4. a network
Solution: 4. a network
Reason: Network allows digital devices and data transmit.
Q:7. Which of the following is true?

1.IoT is a subset of M2M
2.M2M is a subset of IoT
3. IoT is a subset of CPS
4. CPS is a subset of Web of Things (WoT)
Solution: 4. CPS is a subset of Web of Things (WoT)
Reason: CPS is a main part of subset of web of internet and things.
Q:8. Which of these statements regarding sensors are TRUE?

1.Sensors are input devices
2.Sensors can be analog or digital
3.Sensors respond to some external stimuli
4.All the above
Solution: 4 All the above
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Q:9. IoT refers to:

1.Interconnections of devices in a network
2.Exchange of data between devices in a network/span>
3.An ecosystem of devices, accessible through internet
4.All the above
Solution: 4 All the above
Q:10. ……………… was First IoT enabled device appeared in the Market
1.Refrigerato
2.Toaster
3.Television
4.Radio
Solution: 2. Toaster
Reason: The toaster is considered to be the first IoT device. It was connected to the computer via a
TCP/IP protocol.
Q:11. A sensor used to detect metallic and non-metallic objects:
1.Capacitive sensor
2.Inductive sensor
3.Thermocouple sensor
4.Photoelectric sensor
Solution: 4. Photoelectric sensor
Reason: Photoelectric Sensors are proximity sensors that can detect targets within a range of 10
meters.
Q:12. Sensors used to detect metallic parts only:
1.Capacitive sensor
2.Inductive sensors
Solution: 4. Photoelectric sensor
Reason: Photoelectric sensors detect metallic part .
Q:13. A sensor is a device that converts:

1.Physical quantity into measurable signals
2.Physical quantity into mechanical signal
3.Electrical signal into physical quantity
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4.Physical quantity into electric signal only

Solution: 1.Physical quantity into measurable signals
Reason: A sensors converts physical quantity into measurable signals.
Q:14. Which of the following sensor is used in package machines for accurate and reliable
packaging?
1.Vision sensor
2.Metal detector
3.Ultrasonic sensor
Solution: 3. Ultrasonic sensor
Q:15. Which sensor is used for especially double sheet monitoring?

1.Capacitive sensor
2.Pressure sensors
3.Colour sensors
4.Ultra-sonic sensors.
Solution: 4. Ultra-sonic sensors.
Reason: ultrasonic sensor reliably detects multi-layer paper and plastic sheets as well as metal foils.
Q:16. Which of the following is an application of sensor?

1.Part positioning
2.Part placing
3.Metal detection
4.All
Solution: 4.All
Q:17. An inductive proximity sensor comprises

1.LC oscillating circuit
2.Signal evaluator
3.Switching amplifier
4.All of the above
Solution : All of the above
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Q:18. An assembly required to detect and communicate a particular readable signal is known as
1.Transducer
2.Sensor
3.Modem
4.Modulator
Solution: 2.Sensor
Reason: assembly required to detect and communicate a particular readable known as sensors.
Q:19. An element within the sensor assembly which performs conversion between the two forms
of energy
1.Modulator
2.Sensor
3.Transducer
4.Both A & B
Solution: 4. Both A & B
Reason: Sensors and modulator are two assembly performs between two forms of energy.
Q:20. Which of the following sensor is used for image recognition?

1.Proximity sensor
2.Inductive sensor
3.Vision sensor
4.Both A & C
Solution: 4. Both A & C
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Q:1. IIoT stands for __________

1.Industrial Internet of Things
2.Internet Internet of Things
3.Intelligence Internet of Things
4.Internal Internet of Things
Solution: 1. Industrial Internet of Things
Reason: industrial internet of things (IIoT) refers to the extension and use of the internet of things
(IoT) in industrial sectors and applications.
Q:2. Which one of the following is an essential element of Automation System?

1.Sensors
2.Controllers
3.Actuators
4.All the above
Solution: 4. All the above
Q:3. Primary function of a sensor is __________

1.to convert physical quantity to corresponding electrical, optical or any other quantity
2.to convert voltage signal to current signal.
3.to amplify input quantity and to produce an increased output
4.All of the above
Solution: 1. to convert physical quantity to corresponding electrical, optical or any other
quantity
Reason: A sensor is a device that detects the change in the environment and responds to
some output on the other system.
Q:4. What does PLC stand for?

1.Pre-Logic Converter
2.Programmable Logic Converter
3.Post Logic Converter
4.All the above
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Solution: 2. Programmable Logic Converter

Reason: A programmable logic converter (PLC) or programmable controller is an industrial digital
computer that has been ruggedized and adapted for the control of manufacturing processes.
Q:5. Industrial Internet of Things refers to:
1.Interconnection of devices in a network
2.Exchange of data between devices in a network
4.All the above
Reason: The industrial internet of things (IIoT) refers to the extension and use of the internet of
things (IoT) in industrial sectors and applications. … The IIoT encompasses industrial applications,
including robotics, medical devices, and software.
Q:6. IIoT devices must have:

1.A USB port
2.A unique identification
3.Wired connectivity
4.All the above
Solution: 2. A unique identification
Reason: IIoT devices must have a Unique identification.
Q:7. IIoT is mainly focused on

1.Convenience of individuals
2.Efficiency, safety and security of operation and individuals
3.Efficiency of the system
4.Data security
Solution: 2.Efficiency, safety and security of operation and individuals
Q:8. Role of Actuators in the Industrial Sector.

1.To control the task
2.To sense the input quantity
3.To implement the task.
4.All the above
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Q:9. Cloud Systems are basically used for…….

1.Storage of Data
2.Ensuring Data Security
3.controlling a process
4.All the above.
Reason: Cloud computing is the delivery of different services through the Internet, including data
storage, servers, databases, networking, and software. Cloud-based storage makes it possible to save
files to a remote database and retrieve them on demand.
Q:10. The huge no of devices connected to the Internet of things have to communicate
automatically, not via humans. What is this called?
1.Bot to Bot (B to B)
2.Machine to Machine (M to M)
3.Inter cloud
4.Skynet
Solution: 1. Bot to Bot (B to B)
Q:11. What are the core objectives of Smart cities?

1.Clean and sustainable environment
2.Apply smart solutions
3.Quality of life
4.All the above
Reason : In the approach to the Smart Cities Mission, the objective is to promote cities that provide
core infrastructure and give a decent quality of life to its citizens, a clean and sustainable
environment and application of ‘Smart’ Solutions.
Q:12. What are the things that makes a smart city successful?
1.Pervasive wireless connectivity
2.Open data
2.Security
2.All the above
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Q:13. Which among the following is not an Indian government initiative?

1.CITIIS challenge
2.Smart cities digital payment awards,2018
3.Smart Nation
4.India smart cities Fellowship and internship program
Solution 2. Smart cities digital payment awards,2018
Q:14. Sensors are a key in fitting out an Internet of Things network. What can such a network
monitor?
1.Lighting: Street lights will dim or shut off if there is nothing detected within predetermined time
2.Vehicular and pedestrian traffic
3.Congestion hot spots and offer alternative routing
4.Air quality
5.All the above
Reason : Sensors can detect the events or changes in the environments and for the purposes for which
they were designed and communicate about these events or changes of specific parameters to system.
Q:15. What is digital inclusion?

1.An algorithm to attract people to the network website
2.Solutions to improve access for all the population to digital tools
3.Full participation by government and business in a digital platform
4.None of the above
Solution: 3. Full participation by government and business in a digital platform
Reason: The concept of Digital Inclusion is a method of addressing issues related to digital literacy
and access to ICT.
Q:16. Identify challenges to developing smart cities:

1.Security and privacy
2.Infrastructure
3.Inclusiveness
4.All the aboves
Q:17. What is Urban Sprawl
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1.Massive migration Rural-urban Migration

2.Real expansion of urban areas
3.High birth rates in urban areas
4.None of the above
Solution: 4. None of the above
Reason: Urban sprawl is the unrestricted growth in many urban areas of housing, commercial
development, and roads over large expanses of land.
Q:18. Name the country that has proposed to assist in developing Delhi as the first global and
smart city in India under the framework of the draft MoU presented on 27th Apr’15?
1.Spain
2. France
3.Azure Database
4.None of the above
Solution: 1. Spain
Reason: the framework of the draft MoU presented on 27th Apr’15 in Spain.
Q:19. Which of these are ways that smart cities can use data?
1.Offering convenience to all residents AND visitors
2.Controlling costs by conserving resources
3.Identifying where city services are needed
4.All the above
Reason: Smart cities use data and technology to create efficiencies, improve sustainability, create
economic development, and enhance quality of life factors for people living and working in the city.
Q:20. The core element of architecture of smart city is ________

1.Mobile Unified Service
2.Integrated Information Provider
3.Urban Application Platform
4.Management centre
Solution: 2. Integrated Information Provider
Reason: An IoT platform, which could serve as a generic architectural foundation for a smart
city development has a Integrated Information Provider as its core element. Its core element. An IoT
platform, which could function a generic architectural foundation for a sensible city
development features a Integrated Information Provider as its core element. Its core element.
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Q:21. ……….layer is responsible for connecting to other smart things, network devices, and
servers.
1.Application
2.Physical
3.Data
4.Network
Solution: 4. Network
Reason : The network layer is responsible for connecting IoT elements to other smart things, network
devices, and servers. The network layer is liable for connecting IoT elements to other smart things,
network devices, and servers.
Q:22. The………………. is also known as the middleware layer

1.processing layer
2.Perception Layer
3.Transport Layer
4.Datalink Layer
Solution: 3. Transport Layer
Reason: The Transport layer is also known as the middleware layer.
Q:23. Argyo -setu app uses_______________ for connectivity

1.WiFi
2.Bluetooth
3.NFC
4.WiMax
Solution: 2. Bluetooth
Reason: Argyo -setu app uses Bluetooth for connectivity.
Q:24. ________ transfer the data from IoT devices to internet and act as a medium between
them.
1.Sensors
2.Actuators
3.Gateways
4.Cloud
Solution: 2. Actuators
Reason: Actuators transfer the data from IoT devices to internet and act as a medium between them.
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Q:25. _______is a kind of physical server situated at different part of the world and can be utilised as
a service from different providers.
1.Cloud
2.Memory
3.Microcontroller
4.Sensor
Solution: 1. Cloud
Q:26. Which layer is responsible for delivering specific services to user?

1.Perception Layer
2.Business Layer
3.Application Layer
4.Network Layer
Solution: 3. Application Layer
Reason : Application layer, also called the Process layer, is the top layer, closest to you, the user, and
is responsible for delivering data and network services.
Q:27. Which layer is at the top of the stack?

1.Perception Layer
2.Business Layer
3.Application Layer
4.Network Layer
Solution: 3.Application Layer
Reason : Application layer is at the top of the stack.
Q:28. What is a firewall in computer networks?

1.A system designed to prevent unauthorized access
2.A web browser
3.The physical boundary of network
4.The Network Operating System
Solution: 1.A system designed to prevent unauthorized access
Reason: A firewall is a network security device that monitors incoming and outgoing network traffic
and decides whether to allow or block specific traffic based on a defined set of security.
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Q:29. Raspbian is:

1.Assembler
2.Language
3.Compiler
4.OS
Solution: 4. OS
Reason: Raspberry Pi OS (formerly Raspbian) is a Debian-based operating system for Raspberry Pi.
Since 2015.
Q:30. The number of elements in the Open IoT Architecture?

1.6 elements
2.8 elements
3.7 elements
4.3 elements
Solution: 3. 7 elements
Reason: 7 elements in the Open IoT Architecture.
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Assignment -5
Q:1. In traditional transactions the third party is required?
1.True
2.False
Solution: 1. True
third–party transactions are everywhere in daily life, including Insurance brokers, mortgage brokers,
and online payment portals.
Q:2. Traditional Banking system approves transaction at

1.Customer end
2.Bank
3.Institutional members
4.No approval required
Solution: 2. Bank
Traditional Banking system approves transaction at bank.
Q:3. The third-party charges for validating and recording transactions in traditional
transaction systems.
1.True
2.False
Solution: 1. True
Yes, third party charges for validation and transaction system.
Q:4. What does a ledger in blockchain does?

1.Mapping between owner and object
2.Identification of objects
3.Identification of owners
4.None of the above
Solution: 1. Mapping between owner and object
blockchain is a ledger through which data is added and updated in real-time via consensus of the
different nodes.
Q:5. Delays in settlements occur in centralized systems.

1.True
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2.False
Solution: 1. True
Payment and Settlement Systems (CPSS) of the central banks of the Group … The present consultative
report on the design.
Q:6. In a business BlockChain, transactions …

1.are immutable
2.are added to the ledger with appropriate confidentiality
3.are endorsed by a subset of business network participants
4.All the above
blockchain is a distributed ledger that maintains a continuously-growing list of
every transaction across every network distributed.
Q:7. In Blockchain we can only track tangible assets.

1.True
2.False
Solution: 1. True
use case for blockchain is to track the ownership and provenance of tangible assets.
Q:8. The transaction details are added to ledger in blockchain

1.Before validation
2.After validation by third party
3.After validation from participants
4.No validation is required
Solution: 3.After validation from participants
Each block in the chain contains a number of transactions, and every time a new transaction occurs
on the blockchain, a record of that transaction is added to every participant’s ledge.
Q:9. To see details of transactions in blockchain, participant has to

1.Request to initiator of transaction
2.Request to central authority
3.Broadcast request
4.See its own copy of blockchain
Solution: 1. Request to initiator of transaction
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Before a transaction is added to the blockchain it must be authenticated and … This is done using
cryptographic key.
Q:10. Blockchain has

1.Individual ledgers
2.Third party ledgers
3.Shared ledger
4.None of the above
Blockchain technology is most simply defined as a decentralized, distributed ledger that records the
provenance of a digital asset.
Q:11. Trust of involved parties in a blockchain process is

1.Low
2.High
3.Depends on third party reputation
4.Not a factor
Solution: 2. High
The underlying blockchain technology allows us to trust the outputs of the system is high.
Q:12. Blockchain may have a single point of failure

1.True
2.False
Solution 2. False
the distributed and shared nature of the blockchain there is no single point of failure.
Q:13. The permissioned blockchain is

1.Open for all
2.Only authorized participants
3.Both a & b
4.None of the above
Solution: 3.Both a & b
blockchain a control layer runs on top of the blockchain that governs the actions performed by the
allowed participants and open for all.
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Q:14. Proof of work is used for consensus in

1.Permissioned blockchain
2.Permission less blockchain
3.In both a & b
4.None of the blockchains
Solution: 3. In both a & b
It requires a participant node to prove that the work done and submitted by them qualifies them to
receive the right to add new transactions to the blockchain.
Q:15. Who is not part of consortium group for permissioned blockchain network?
1.Corda
2.Quorum
3.Hyperledger
4.Bitcoin
Solution: 2. Quorum
On the other hand, consortium blockchains are permissioned, meaning that you have to be a member
of any organization with access to the ledger.
Q:16. In blockchain each participant has its own copy of ledger.

1.True
2.False
Solution: 1. True
Yes, participant has its own copy of ledger.
Q:17. The blockchain is

1.Distributed
2.Decentralized
3.Both a and b
4.None of the above
Solution: 2. Decentralized
Blockchain technology is most simply defined as a decentralized, distributed ledger that records the
provenance of a digital asset,
Q:18. Immutable means

1.Only one copy is allowed
2.Efficient
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3.Tamperproof
4.Distributed
Solution: 2. Efficient
unchanging over time or unable to be changed.
Q:19. Which characteristic of a blockchain network is also its protection?

1.The greater the number of full independent nodes, the harder it is to compromise the data in the
blockchain.
2.The lower the number of miners in the blockchain, the higher the incentive is for securing the
network.
3.The more centralized the control of the blockchain is, the harder it is to secure the data and
avoid fraud.
4.The more complicated the Proof of Work (PoW) algorithm is, the more rewarding it is to secure the
network.
Solution: 3.The more centralized the control of the blockchain is, the harder it is to secure the
data and avoid fraud.
The blockchain records are protected through cryptography, where network users have their own
private and secure keys. This key is assigned directly to the transaction keys, and it acts as a
personalized digital signature
Q:20. All transactions are ________________ secured and digitally signed.

1.Centrally
2.Individually
3.Not
4.Virtually
Solution: 1. Centrally
electronic wallet (digital certificate) and a transaction is conducted … stream of 0.25% from every
transaction secured by Microsoft’s integrated SE
Q:21. Each block has its own unique hash.

1.True
2.False
Solution: 1.True
Q:22. When a block is added to blockchain
1.Only owner node has its copy
2.Every node in network is given a copy
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3.Will be notified after a fixed number of blocks addition

4.Kept secret
Solution: 2. Every node in network is given a copy
Whenever a new block is added to the blockchain, every computer on the network updates
its blockchain to reflect the change
Q:23. Public blockchains give an incentive to encourage users to mine blocks and secure the
network. What incentive is this?
1.Public blockchains allow users to create tokens to sell on secondary markets.
2.Public blockchains do not offer rewards, because they are open source.
3.Public blockchains offer cash rewards for running mining nodes.
4.Public blockchains offer rewards for mining in the form of cryptocurrency.
Solution: 4. Public blockchains offer rewards for mining in the form of cryptocurrency.
The federated nodes are rewarded with Factoids. The nodes can sell Factoids back into the market to
those who wish to use the Factom blockchain
Q:24. Miner is
1.A node
2.Third party
3.Controller of network
4.Noe of the above
Solution: 3. Controller of network
A peer-to-peer computer process, Blockchain mining is used to secure and verify bitcoin transactions.
Q:25. In blockchain the network is

1.M2M
2.P2P
3.LAN
4.Piconet
Solution: 2.P2P
A blockchain network is a technical infrastructure that provides ledger and smart contract
(chaincode) services to applications.
Q:26. Blockchain is ______________ list of blocks.
1.An ordered
2.Scattered
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3.Tree
4.Unordered
Solution: 1. An ordered
A blockchain, originally block chain, is a growing list of records, called blocks, that are linked using
cryptography.
Q:27. Nonce is a ______ bit value.
1.28
2.8
3.32
4.4
Solution: 3.32
The “nonce” in a bitcoin block is a 32-bit (4-byte) field whose value is adjusted by miners.
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Assignment -6
Q:1. Bitcoin is _____________________ cryptocurrency.

1.Centralized
2.Decentralized
3.Third party
4.None of the above
Solution: 1. Centralized
Bitcoin is a type of cryptocurrency. There are no physical bitcoins, only balances kept on a public
ledger that everyone has transparent access.
Q:2. Bitcoin.org was registered in

1.2016
2.2008
3.1999
4.2000
Solution: 2.2008
The domain name “bitcoin.org” was registered on 18 August 2008. On 31 October 2008.
Q:3. Block with largest number of transactions was created in 2012. The number of transactions
was
1.20000
2.1223
3.1332
4.1322
Solution: 1.20000
The amount of newly created bitcoin a miner can add to a block decreases approximately every four
years (or precisely every 200,00 blocks).
Q:4. Who is Satoshi Nakomoto?

1.Prof. Satoshi
2.Craig White
3.Anonymous
4.None of the above
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Solution: 1.Prof. Satoshi

Satoshi Nakamoto is the name used by the presumed pseudonymous person or persons who developed
bitcoin.
Q:5. Which is example of cryptocurrencies?

1.Pound
2.Euro
3.Ethereum
4.None of the above
Solution: 3. Ethereum
Q:6. Bitcoin works on ___________ technology.
1.Cloud
2.Blockchain
3.AWS
4.Java
Solution: 2. Blockchain
Bitcoin is a network that runs on a protocol known as the blockchain.
Q:7. Bitcoins are generated by a process called

1.Mining
2.Nonce
3.Bitcoin
4.Ether
Solution: 1. Mining
Bitcoins are created as a reward for a process known as mining.
Q:8. To add a block who solves POW and broadcast over network?
1.Owner
2.Miner
3.Satoshi
4.Customer
Solution: 3. Satoshi
Satoshi Nakamoto is the name used by the presumed pseudonymous person or persons who developed
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Q:9. BATM stands for

1.Bounded access transaction machine
2.Broadcast ATM
3.Bitcoin ATM
4.Blockchain ATM
Solution: 3. Bitcoin ATM
BATM stands for bitcion ATM
Q:10. Do we require a bank for Bitcoins?

1.True
2.False
Solution: 2. False
No, required a bank for Bitcoins.
Q:11. What is Bitcoin Pizza Day, May 22nd?

1.A day every year where people who hold bitcoin pay forward a random pizza to a stranger
2.The day when a computer programmer, Laszlo Hanyecz, paid 10,000 bitcoins for two pizzas
in 2010
3.The day Satoshi announced his favorite food is pizza
4.A day sponsored by Pizza Hut where you can pay for pizza with bitcoin
Solution: 2.The day when a computer programmer, Laszlo Hanyecz, paid 10,000 bitcoins for
two pizzas in 2010
On May 22, 2010, now known as Bitcoin Pizza Day, Laszlo Hanyecz agreed to pay 10,000 Bitcoins
for two delivered Papa John’s pizzas. Organized on bitcointalk forum, the Florida man reached out
for help. “I’ll pay 10,000 bitcoins for a couple of pizzas.. like maybe 2 large ones so I have some left
over for the next day,” Hanyecz wrote.
Q:12. What is Bitcoin fork?

1.Smart Contracts that have forked off the main Blockchain
2.A change to the bitcoin software/protocol that creates two separate versions of the blockchain with a
shared history
4.A change to the bitcoin software/protocol that creates two separate versions of the blockchain
with a shared history
Solution: 4. A change to the bitcoin software/protocol that creates two separate versions of the
blockchain with a shared history
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Bitcoin forks are splits that happen in the transaction chain based on different user opinions about
transaction history. These splits create new versions of Bitcoin currency, and they are a natural result
of the structure of the blockchain system, which operates without a central authority.
Q:13. A smart contract is a

1.Special device in Bitcoin systems
2.A software program
3.Bitcoin itself
4.A legal contract written in stamp papers
Solution: 4.A legal contract written in stamp papers
A smart contract is a computer program or a transaction protocol which is intended to automatically
execute.
Q:14. Smart contract was first proposed in __________ by ____________

1.2001, Satoshi Nakamoto
2.1990, Nick Szabo
3.1994, Nick Szabo
Solution: 2.1990, Nick Szabo
Smart contracts were first proposed in the early 1990s by Nick Szabo, who coined the term, using it to
refer to “a set of promises, specified in digital form.
Q:15. What is a smart contract?

1.A smart contract is a computer protocol intended to digitally facilitate, verify, or enforce the
negotiation or performance of a contract
2.Computer code running on top of a blockchain containing a set of rules under which the parties to
that smart contract agree
3.Both a and b
4.None of these
Solution: 3. Both a and b
A smart contract is a computer program or a transaction protocol which is intended to automatically
execute, control or document legally relevant events and actions according to the terms of a contract
or an agreement
Q:16. What is the name of the language used within Ethereum to implement smart contracts?
1.Ada
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2.Solidity
3.C
4.C#
Solution: 2. Solidity
Solidity is an object-oriented programming language for writing smart contracts. It is used for
implementing smart contracts on various blockchain platforms.
Q:17. Smart contract is part of blockchain?

1.True
2.False
Solution: 1. True
Smart contracts use blockchain technology to verify, validate, capture and enforce agreed-upon terms
between multiple parties.
Q:18. Smart Contract characteristics does not include:

1.Alterable
2.Fast and cost effective
3.High degree of accuracy
4.Transparency
Solution: 1. Alterable
Q:19. Smart contract properties not available in traditional contracts

1.Decentralized
2.Automated
3.Public
4.All of the above.
Solution: 3. Public
Q:20. Which of these are smart contract platforms?

1.Ethereum
2.Cardano
3.Steller
4.All of the above
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The smart contract platforms outperforming it included Ethereum (ETH), Polkadot (DOT), Cardano
(ADA).
Q:21. Smart contracts have disadvantages like

1.Dependency on programmer
2.Non-Adjustable
3.Implementation cost
4.All of the above
Weak legal regulation of smart contracts work; The necessity to address the issue of transaction
processing speed and scalability in blockchain technology.
Q:22. When a record is submitted in a blockchain, how can you alter it?
1.You need the public and private key to modify the record
2.Once submitted, records cannot be altered
3.Only a miner has the right to modify a record in a certain timeframe
4.Only smart contracts have the right to modify the record.
Solution: 2. Once submitted, records cannot be altered
records are submitted on a blockchain, can they be altered? Yes – the parties can go back in
and alter them at any time.
Q:23. In case of blockchain, at any point of time consumer, retailers can trace the product
1.True
2.False
Solution: 1. True
the product on a trip through the supply chain in real time. Blockchain enables the deal to occur
without any telephone call or orde
Q:24. Blockchain technology has made decentralized marketplaces possible. What is a benefit of
a decentralized marketplace?
1.It is based on open-source technology, so it can be used without any investment.
2.It is not under a paid license to operate and therefore it is managed better.
3.It is relatively cheap due to the use of cryptocurrency and is very accessible.
4.It is tamper-proof, resilient to being shut down and trustworthy due to smart contracts.
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Solution: 4.It is tamper-proof, resilient to being shut down and trustworthy due to smart
contracts.
Decentralized marketplaces using the blockchain as a foundational block are a …
Sellers benefit because the marketplace offers product listings at no marginal.
Q:25. How does blockchain improve supply chains?

1.By automatically creating trade agreements between two parties
2.By creating safe centralized marketplaces to trade goods on
3.By stabilizing the national currencies of the countries involved
4.By transferring tokenized ownership through a software system
Solution: 2.By creating safe centralized marketplaces to trade goods on
Blockchain can drive increased supply chain transparency to help reduce fraud for high value goods
such as diamonds and pharmaceutical drugs.
Q:26. How does blockchain technology benefit the insurance industry?

1.By avoiding compliance requirements of national authorities, which reduces overhead
2.By ensuring accuracy of data and automating micro insurances, which reduces costs
3.By introducing flexible premiums to be paid by customers, which increases profits
4.By setting up a digital mode of payment, which simplifies claims settlement
Solution: 2. By ensuring accuracy of data and automating micro insurances, which reduces
costs
Blockchain helps reduce administrative costs through automated verification of claims/payments data
from third parties.
Q:27. Smart contracts are of no use in case of supply chain use case of blockchain
1.True
2.False
Solution: 1. True
Yes, contracts are of no use in case of supply chain use case of blockchain.
Q:28. Which industry is not a possible use case for blockchain?

1.Insurance
2.Defence
3.Food
4.None of the above
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The future of blockchain is near & banking isn’t the only industry affected. … Ultimately, the use
cases for a transparent, verifiable register of transaction data are … Blockchain technology has the
potential to streamline parts inventory.
Q:29. For government, the activity which is not possible with blockchain?
1.Electronic voting
2.Citizen Identity
3.Vehicle Registration
4.All of the above is possible
Solution: 4. All of the above is possible
For government, every activity is possible with blockchain.
Q:30. ______________ blockchain is a blockchain that is run by a group.

1.Federated
2.Hybrid
3.Decentralized
4.Public
Solution: 3. Decentralized
Blockchain technology is most simply defined as a decentralized, distributed ledger that … When we
create a document and share it with a group of people.
Q:31. ________________ is the first state to implement blockchain for land records.
1.Karnataka
2.Andhra Pradesh
3.Uttar Pradesh
4.Assam
Solution: 2. Andhra Pradesh
Q:32. The expected investment in 2020 on blockchain is around

1..12 billion
2. 4-5 billion
3.10-12 billion
4.300 billion
Solution: 2. 4-5 billion
As a result the global blockchain market size is expected to expand from USD 3.0 billion in 2020
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Assignment -7
Q:1. Who was the first inventor of Stereolithography technology of 3D printing?
1.Hideo Kodama
2.Chuck Hull
3.Scott Crump
4.Dennis Boom
Solution: 2. Chuck Hull
Chuck Hull (Charles W. Hull; born May 12, 1939) is the co-founder, executive vice president and
chief technology officer of 3D Systems.
Q:2. CAD stands for

1.Computer Aided Design
2.Computer Aided Drafting
3.Computer Aided Documentation
4.None
Solution: 1. Computer Aided Design
Computer-aided design (CAD) is the use of computers (or workstations) to aid in the creation,
modification, analysis, or optimization of a design.
Q:3. CNC Machining is a type of

1.Additive manufacturing
2.Destructive Manufacturing
3.Both
4.None
Solution: 3. Both
The term CNC stands for ‘computer numerical control’, and the CNC machining definition is that it is
a subtractive manufacturing process.
Q:4. Which process is eliminated in 3D printing process?

1.Logistics
2.Warehouse
3.None
4.Both
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Solution: 4. Both
Logistics and Warehouse eliminated in 3D printing process.
Q:5. Which is not a type of 3D Printing Technology?

1.FDM
2.SLS
3.SLA
4.Casting
Solution: 4. Casting
Casting is not a type of 3D printing Technology.
Q:6. Material used in FDM Technology?

1.Chocolate
2.PLA
3.ABS
4.All of the above
Solution: 2. PLA
The most commonly used thermoplastics in FDM are polycarbonate (PC), acrylonitrile butadiene
styrene (ABS), polylactide (PLA).
Q:7. Raw material used in SLA 3D Printing technology?

1.TPU
2.PLA
3.Thermoplastic polymer
4.Thermoset Resin
Solution: 3. Thermoplastic polymer
When SLA resins are exposed to certain wavelengths of light, short molecular chains join together,
polymerizing.
Q:8. Raw material used in SLS 3D Printing technology?

1.ABS
2.NYLON
3.Both
4.None
Solution: 2. NYLON
The most widely used SLS material is Polyamide 12 (PA 12), also known as Nylon.
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Q:9. 3D Printing process gives higher surface finish?

1.FDM
2.DLP
3.Both
4.None
Solution: 3. Both
FDM and DLP both gives higher surface finish.
Q:10. PLA is
1.Made of corn and starch
2.Biodegradable material
3.None
4.Both
Solution: 2. Biodegradable material
PLA consists of renewable raw materials and is biodegradable in industrial composting plants.
Q:11. Organic Shape in Design are?

1.Tauras
2.Cuboid
3.Both
4.None
Solution: 1.Tauras
Taurus logo designed just Organic Shape in Design.
Q:12. which type of file can you export in 3DC.io app?

1.STL File
2.DXF File
3.STEP File
4.PARASOLID file
Solution: 3. STEP File
Export STL files from your CAD software export in 3DC.io app.
Q:13. What type of technology is 3D printing?

1.1D
2.2D
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3.2.5D
4.3D
Solution: 4. 3D
3D technology is used in 3D printing.
Q:14. What is the first thing you should consider when making something in 3d?
1. Quality
2. Functionality
3.Size
4.Material
Solution: 2. Functionality
Functionality is the first thing you should consider when making something in 3d.
Q:15. What does 3d mean?

1.Movies
2.3 dimensions
3.Stereoscopic computer
4.Graphics
Solution : 3 dimensions.
Q:16. What menu do I go to merge objects together?

1. Group
2. Combine
3. Translate
4.. Scale
Solution: 2. Combine
need to start with page 2 to get it to print facing … Using Draw, you can combine.
Q:17. Could you do 3d modelling on both a mac and windows computer?

1. Yes
2. No
Solution: 1. Yes
Yes, we do 3D modeling on both a mac and windows computer.
Q:18. What makes 3d printing superior to other crafting techniques?

1.efficiency
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2.speed
3.Quality
4.Customization
Solution: 4. Customization
Customization is makes 3d printing superior to other crafting techniques.
Q:19. What is it called when I need to move an object in 3d?

1.Move
2.Push
3.Translate
4.Grab
Solution: 1. Move
Move command is it called when I need to move an object in 3D.
Q:20. Which axis determines if the object is 3d?

1.z- axis
2.y- axis
3.x- axis
4.Origin
Solution: 1.z- axis
The third coordinate is often called z. The z-axis is perpendicular to both the x-axis and the y-axis.
Q:21. Is 3D modeling only used for 3D printing?

1.Yes
2.No
Solution: 1. Yes
basic principles of 3D modeling across all design verticals remain the same, there are a few aspects
of designing that need to be considered while modeling for 3D printing.
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Assignment -8
Q:1. Which one is NOT related to rapid prototyping definition?
1.Layer by layer
2.Physical model
3.3D CAD data
4.Production line
Solution: 4. Production line
Q:2. Which of the process is available in colors?

1.SLA
2.FDM
3.MJM
4.SLM
Solution: 4. SLM
Q:3. What is the full name of SLS?

1.Selective Laser Simulator
2.Sintering Laser Simulator
3.Selective Laser Sintering
4.Stereolithography Laser Sintering
Solution: 3. Selective Laser Sintering
Q:4. 3D Printing is used in

1.Construction Industry
2.Food Industry
3.None’
4.Both
Solution: 4. Both
Q:5. Application of 3D Printing is minimum in which sector?

1.Both
2.Automotive
3. Aerospace
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4.Fashion
Solution: 4. Fashion
Q:6. What are the essences of Innovative Education?

1.Learning by doing
2.3D Food Printing
3.Playing with own 3D printed toys
4.All of the above
Q:7. Among all which is not the key aspect of 4C’s in 3D Printing?
1. Competitiveness
2.Critical Thinking
3.Common Solution
4.Collaboration
Solution: 1. Competitiveness
Q:8. How much percentage of cost is reduced in Automotive case study?

1.97.5%
2.95%
3.92.5%
4.90%
Solution: 1.97.5%
Q:9. Which metal cannot be print using SLS Technology?
1.Aluminum
2.Copper
3.Magnesium
4.Titanium
Solution: 3. Magnesium
Q:10. G Codes and M Codes are used in
1.CAD
2.CAM
3.CAPP
4.None of these
Solution: 2. CAM
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Q:11. What is an UAV?

1.Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
2.Unmanned Automatic Vehicle
3.Unused Automatic vehicle
4.Upper Aerial Vehicle
Solution: 1. Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
Q:12. Who is considered as Father of Drone?

1.Chuck Hull
2.Abraham Karim
3.Dennis Watson
4.Paul Harris
Solution: 2. Abraham Karim
Q:13. Which is a type of drone?

1.Multi Rotor Drones
2.Fixed Wing Drones
3.Hybrid VTOL
4.All of the above
Q:14. What is the advantage of Rotatory Wing or Multirotor Drone?

1.Surveillance or Surveying
2.Higher battery life
3.No point of failure
4.None of the above
Solution 1.Surveillance or Surveying
Q:15. The size and weight of the MICRO Drones varies between
1.200cm to 300cm and 2kgs to 3 kgs
2.50cm to 200cm and 250gm to 2 kgs
3.300cm to 400cm and 3kgs to 4kgs
4.10 cm to 40gm and 50gm to 150gm
Solution: 2.50cm to 200cm and 250gm to 2 kgs
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Q:16. What are the processing tools for flight path are:
1.Pix 4D
2.Drone Deploy
3.Drone2Map
4.All of the above
Q:17. Which technology provides better quality of photographs?

1.UAV
2.Satellites
Solution: 1. UAV
Q:18. A branch of fluid mechanics that deals with the motion of air and other gaseous fluids is:
1.Aerodynamics
2.Kinematics
3.Mechanics
4.Geology
Solution 1.Aerodynamics
Q:19. Minimum drag occurs in :

1.Sphere
2.Airfoil
3.Vertical plate
Solution: 2. Airfoil
Q:20. Which of the forces does not act on the flight?

1.Lift
2.Weight
3.Thrust
4.Surface Tension
Solution: 4.Surface Tension
Q:21. What is ATC?

1.Air Traffic Control
2.Automatic tubular casing
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3.Air Tourism case

4.Air Traffic Case
Solution: 1. Air Traffic Control
Q:22. Which is a type of Air Traffic Control?

1.Aerodrome Control
2.Approach Control
3.Area Control
4.All of the above
Q:23. At what condition a drone flight is recommended?

1.Low temperature ranging from from 5C to 30C
2.High wind velocity
3.Rain
4.Tornedo
Solution: 1. Low temperature ranging from from 5C to 30C
Q:24. Which engineering discipline takes care of the design of the drone?
1.Mechanical Engineering
2.Controls Engineering
3.Computer Engineering
4.Electrical Engineering
Solution 1. Mechanical Engineering
Q:25. Any external device which is attached to the drone is

1.Payload
2.Total Weight
3.Total Weight
4.Crew
Solution: 1. Payload
Q:26. A quadcopter is a multicopter that is lifted and propelled by
1.Three rotors
2.Four Rotors
3.Two Rotors
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4.No Rotor
Solution: 2. Four Rotors
Q:27. Which component is not a part of the quadcopter

1.Brushless DC motor
2.2.4 GHz Transmitter and Reciever
3.Lipo Battery with balance charger
4. ATTINY 44 Microcontroller
Solution: 4. ATTINY 44 Microcontroller
Q:28. For stability of the drone, the rotation of propeller should be

1.Same for all the rotors
2.Same for the opposite side rotors
3.Same for the same side rotors.
4.None of the above.
Solution: 2.Same for the opposite side rotors
Q:29. The voltage in the power module for smaller drones varies from
1.5v to 12v
2.5v to 24v
3.5v to 220v
4.220v to 440v
Solution: 1.5v to 12v
Q:30. Minimum Requirement to become a drone pilot are
1.Attained 18 years of age
2.Passes 10th exam in English
3.Undergone Training at DGCA approved flying training organization.
4.All of the above.
Solution: 4.All of the above
Q:31. Who controls the commercial aircrafts license?
1.Karnataka
2.Andhra Pradesh
3.Uttar Pradesh
4.Assam
Solution: 3. Uttar Pradesh
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Q:1. In Mobile communication technology, end users handset connected to each other
through_______ waves.
1.Radio
2.Microwave
3.Ultraviolet
4.X-rays
Solution: 1. Radio
Q:2. Tactile Internet is possible through ___?
1.5G
2.2G
3.4G
4.GSM
Solution: 1. 5G
Q:3. _____Number of Voice Channel used in 1G.

1.790
2.64
3.256
4.512
Solution: 1. 790
Q:4. Web Browsing is introduced in ___ Technology.
1.3G
2.2G
3.4G
4.2.5G
Solution: 2. 2G
Q:5. LTE stands for

1.Long Time Evolutionh
2.Long Time Evolution
3. Long Term Evolution
4.Latest Term Evolution
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Solution 3. Long Term Evolution

Q:6. 5G Technology is deployed in the year
1.2020
2.2015
3.2017
4.2018
Solution: 3. 2017
Q:7. In the year 2025, which network reduces its use below 4%
1. 3G
2.2G
3.4G
4.5G
Solution 2. 2G
Q:8. Which mobile technology is applicable for IoT?

1.2.5G
2.3G
3.4G
4.5G
Solution: 4. 5G
Q:9. In the frequency spectrum which band is referred as Universal band for 5G:
1.4 -4.5GHz
2.4.8 -4.9GHz
3.4 -4.5GHz
4.3.3-3.8 GHz
Solution 1. 4 -4.5GHz
Q:10. By 2025, ___ operators have announced plan to launch 5G services across ___ countries.
1.86,11
2.86,56
3.17, 56
4.17,11
Solution: 2. 3.17, 56
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Q:11. Reliance Jio has launched Narrow band IoT with _____
1.Samsung
2.Ericsson
3.Nokia
4.Airtel
Solution: 1. Samsung
Q:12. Next Generation Shinkansen bullet train travelled at ___mph, the 5G signals delivered
data speed over ____
1.1, 176Gbps
2.176,1Gbps
3.176,2Gbps
4.176,4K
Solution: 2.176,1Gbps
Q:13. 5G will be USED in INDIA to enable the _______INDIA.

1.DIGITAL
2.MAKE IN
3.MADE IN
4.ATMANIRBHAR
Solution: 1. DIGITAL
Q:14. Which type of the signal was used in 1G Mobile technology?

1.Analog Signal
2.Digital signal
3.Both
4.Mixed signal
Solution: 1. Analog Signal
Q:15. Low Latency and Highly reliable wireless services will debut in _____?
1.2020
2.2019
3.2021
4.2022
Solution: 2. 2019
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Q:16. What do you mean by BCI?

1.Brain Computer Interface
2.Base Computer Interface
3.Brain Computer
4.Brain Computer
Solution: 1. Brain Computer Interface
Q:17. In BCI model first step is ____

1.Feature Extraction
2.Visualization
3.Feature processing
4.Data Acquisition
Solution: 4. Data Acquisition
Q:18. The brain activity patterns are signals obtained with _____
1.ECG
2.EEG
3.CT-SCAN
4.MRI
Solution: 1. ECG
Q:19. The largest part of the human brain is the______, which is divided into two hemispheres.
1.cerebellum
2.forebrain
3.cerebrum
4.spinal cord
Solution 3.cerebrum
Q:20. Whether you appreciate symphonies or rock music, your brain responds through the
activity of_____ lobes?
1.parietal
2.frontal
3.Temporal
4. occipital
Solution: 3. Temporal
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Q:1. _____ overlay digital information onto the real world.
1.Augmented Reality
2.Virtual Reality
3.Mixed Reality
4.BCI
Solution: 1. Augmented Reality
Q:2. _____means computer-generated environments for you to interact with, and be immersed
in.
1.Augmented Reality
2.Virtual Reality
3.Mixed Reality
4.BCI
Solution: 2.Virtual Reality
Q:3. Pokémon Go is an example of

1.AR
2.VR
3.MR
4.BCI
Solution: 1. AR
Q:4. In 2018, “” became the mobile AR gaming sensation

1.Harry Potter: Goblet of Fire
2.Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery
3.Pokémon
4.Spiderman
Solution: 2. Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery
Q:5. A ______________________ is a display device, worn on head as a part of helmet that has a
small display optic.
1.HD
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2.MD
3.HMD
4.ARD
Solution: 3. HMD
Q:6. Wearable computing device in the form of computerized eyeglasses.
1.HMD
2.Helmets
3.Smart Glasses
4.VR Glasses
Solution: 3. Smart Glasses
Q:7. A tracking based on geo-location information.
1.Location based
2.Marker less
3.Marker based
4.GPS
Solution 4. GPS
Q:8. A _______ can be recorded using a normal light source.
1.Holograph
2.Photography
3.Holography
4.Photograph
Solution 4. Photograph
Q:9. A Hologram can be recorded using ____ source.
1.LASER
2.LED
3.Sunlight
4.Lamp
Solution: 1. LASER
Q:10. AR technology allows students to interact with the physical world by ________.
1.Moving around to change perspectives
2.Moving closer/further to change scale
3.Select virtual objects by pointing to them
4.All of the above
Solution 4. All of the above
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Q:11. Which popular Netflix show also put AR on the mainstream map, with one particularly
spooky episode featuring AR in gaming?
1.Sense8
3.Quality of life
4.Black mirror
Solution: 4. Black mirror
Q:12. Which decade saw the debut of augmented reality technology?
1.2000
2.1980
3.1970
4.1960
Solution 4. 1960
Q:13. Which industry was the first to use augmented reality for commercial purposes?
1.Film
2.Medical
3.Auto
4.Textile
Solution: 3. Auto
Q:14. A type of VR environment in which subjects are visually isolated from the real world?
1.Immersive
2.Non-Immersive
3.Semi-Immersive
4.Augmented
Solution 1. Immersive
Q:15. What is the primary interactive method of communication used by humans?
1.reading
2.writing
3.speaking
4.all of the mentioned
Solution: 3. speaking
Q:16. Which part of the brain moves the right side of your body?
1.Left parietal lobe
2.Left frontal lobe
3.Right temporal lobe
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4.Right frontal
Solution 2. Left frontal lobe
Q:17. What part of the brain stem regulates your heartbeat?
1.Pons
2.Medulla
3.Hypothalamus
4.Thalamus
Solution: 2.Medulla
Q:18. What is the function of cerebral cortex?
1.sense of responsibility
2.hearing
3.movements of skeletal muscles
4.all of the above
Solution: 4. all of the above
Q:19. In BCI, __________consist of data acquisition of brain signals

1.Data Acquisition
3.Training
4.pre-processing techniques
Solution: 4. pre-processing techniques
Q:20. A ______is a model similar to that of a neuron in our brain

1.Mobile Network
2.Neural network
3.Web Network
4.TV Network
Solution: 2. Neural network
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Department of Information Technology
Quiz
(Even Semester, 2020-21)
Estd. 2000
Programme: B.Tech Semester: 2nd Section: All

Course Code: KMC-202 Course Title: Emerging Technology for Engg.
S.No Question
1. Which of the following is not involved in working of IoT?

a) RFID
b) Sensor
c) Nano tech
d) Server
2. The father of IoT.

a) Kevin Atrun
b) Kevin Atrhur
c) Kevin Ashton
d) Kevin Thomas
3. The IoT platforms are mainly divided into how many types
a) 3 types
b) 5 types
c) 4 types
d) 2 types
4. The core element of architecture of smart city is ________

a) Mobile Unified Service
b) Urban Application Platform
c) Management center
d) Integrated Information Provider
5. Which sensor measures the pressure relative to atmospheric pressure?

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a) Absolute pressure sensor

b) Gauge pressure sensor
c) Vacuum pressure sensor
d) Differential pressure sensor
6. Touch screen devices use which sensor?

a) Touch sensor
b) Temperature sensor
c) Humidity sensor
d) Pressure sensor
7. IIoT stands for __________

a) Industrial Internet of Things
b) Internet Internet of Things
c) Intelligence Internet of Things
d) Internal Internet of Things
8. _________ method saves the received arguments in three attributes.

a) __Init
b) Init__
c) __Init__
d) _init_
9. IIoT is sophisticated.
a) True
b) False
10. IIoT can be used in manufacturing industries to understand when machines need
servicing which _____ downtime.
a) reduces
b) increases
c) remain the same
d) cannot be determined
11. Electric motor protection has which sensor?

a) Pressure sensor
b) Touch sensor
c) Temperature sensor
d) Humidity sensor
12. Transport companies can use IIoT to monitor their vehicle fleet.
a) True

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b) False
13. An IoT network is a collection of ______ devices.

a) Signal
b) Machine to Machine
c) Interconnected
d) Network to Network
14. MQTT stands for _____________

a) MQ Telemetry Things
b) MQ Transport Telemetry
c) MQ Transport Things
d) MQ Telemetry Transport
15. IoT promotes the creation of IoT terminal industry ________

a) Devices
b) Network
c) Clusters
d) Things
16. Who will use their own IoT business models?

a) PaaS
b) SaaS
c) IaaS
d) Service provider
17. Which of the following is not an advantage of IoT?

a) Improved Customer Engagement
b) Security
c) Reduced Waste
d) Enhanced Data Collection
18. In Which year, the term "Internet of things" was coined?

a) 1999
b) 1998
c) 2000
d) 2001
19. IoT is an advanced automation and analytics system which deals with?
a) sensor, networking
b) electronic
c) cloud messaging

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20. Which of the following is true about IoT?

a) The term Things in the Internet of Things refers to anything and everything in
day to day life
b) IoT has greater transparency, control, and performance.
c) Both A and B
d) None of the above
21. Which of the following is the way in which an IoT device is associated with data?
a) Internet
b) Cloud
c) Automata
d) Network
22. Which of the following IoT networks has a very short range?
a) Short Network
b) LPWAN
c) SigFox
d) Short-range Wireless Network
23. What is the full form of the LPWAN?

a) Low Protocol Wide Area Network
b) Low Power Wide Area Network
c) Long Protocol Wide Area Network
d) Long Power Wide Area Network
24. An IoT network is a collection of ______ devices.

a) Signal
b) Machine to Machine
c) Interconnected
d) Network to Network
25. Which one of the following is not an IoT device?

a) Amazon echo voice controller
b) Google Home
c) Nest Smoke Alarm
d) None of these
26. What is the main purpose of WoT (Web of Things) in the IoT?
a) Improve the usability and interoperability
b) Reduce the security

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c) Complex the development

d) Increase the cost
27. What is the Arduino UNO?

a) Software
b) Hardware device
c) Network
d) Protocol
28. Which of the following is not an application of IoT?

a) Wearables
b) Smart Grid
c) Arduino
d) Smart City
29. What is the role of Big Data in IoT's Smart Grid architecture?
a) Filter the data
b) Locked the data
c) Store data
d) None of the these
30. What is the real example of a smart grid device in IoT?

a) Mobile phone
b) Television
c) Smart Speaker
d) Smart Meters
31. What is the full form of the MQTT?

a) Multi-Queue Telemetry Things
b) Multiple Queue Telemetry Things
c) Message Queue Telemetry Things
d) Message Queue Telemetry Transport
32. What is the full form of ICT?

a) InterConnect Technology
b) Internet Connection Topology
c) Information and Communication Technology
d) Infer Communication Topology
33. What is the full form of IANA?

a) Inter-Assessment-Number-Access
b) Internet-Association-Numbers-Authority

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c) International-Aid-for-Network-Authority
d) Internet-Assigned-Numbers-Authority
34. Which of the following layers provides end-to-end communication in IoT?

a) Logical layer
b) Data link layer
c) Transport layer
d) Session layer
35. Which of the following devices is used to measure the gases or liquid?
a) Optical Sensor
b) Gas Sensor
c) Smoke Sensor
d) Pressure sensor
36. What is the full form of HDLC?

a) Higher Data Level Communication
b) Higher Data Link Communication
c) High-level Data Link Control
d) High Data Level Control
37. What is the full form of HART?

a) Highway Application Remote Transport
b) Highway Addressable Remote Transducer
c) High Address Reduce Transport
d) High Application Remote Transport
38. How many types of capacitive touch sensors in IoT?

a) Two types
b) Five types
c) Seven types
d) Nine types
39. Which of the following touch sensors is used in a cell phone?

a) Resistive touch sensors
b) Human sensor
c) Capacitive touch sensor
d) Follow sensor
40. Which of the following is the example of a short-range wireless network?

a) VPN
b) Wi-Fi

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d) WWW

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1. Option d (Server)
2. Option c (Kevin Ashton)
3. Option c (4 types)
4. Option d (Integrated Information Provider)
5. Option b (Gauge pressure sensor)
6. Option d (Pressure sensor)
7. Option a (Industrial Internet of Things)
8. Option c (__Init__)
9. Option a (True)
10. Option a (reduces)
11. Option c (Temperature sensor)
12. Option a (True)
13. Option c (Interconnected)
14. Option d (MQ Telemetry Transport)
15. Option c (Clusters)
16. Option d (Service provider)
17. Option b (Security)
18. Option a (1999)
19. Option d (All of the above)
20. Option c (Both A and B)
21 Option b (Cloud)
22 Option d (Short-range Wireless Network)

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23 Option b (Low Power Wide Area Network)
24 Option c (Interconnected)
25 Option d (None of these)
26 Option a (Improve the usability and interoperability)
27 Option b (Hardware device)
28 Option c (Arduino)
29 Option c (Store data)
30 Option d (Smart Meters)
31 Option d (Message Queue Telemetry Transport)
32 Option c (Information and Communication Technology)
33 Option d (Internet-Assigned-Numbers-Authority)
34 Option c (Transport layer)
35 Option d (Pressure sensor)
36 Option c (High-level Data Link Control)
37 Option b (Highway Addressable Remote Transducer)
38 Option a (Two types)
39 Option c (Capacitive touch sensor)
40 Option b (Wi-Fi)

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S.No Question
1. Cloud computing is the delivery of ………………………….-- from applications

to storage and processing power -- typically over the internet and on a pay-as-you-
go basis.
2. Cloud computing is a ………………………….technology

a. virtualization-based
b. Blockchain based
c. Machine based
d. Visualization-based
3. Which operations cannot do using cloud computing

a. Streaming videos and audios
b. Delivery of software on demand
c. Developing new applications and services
d. None of above
4. John MacCharty suggested that computing can be sold like a utility, just like a
water or electricity.
a. 1942
b. 1961
c. 1975
d. 1990
5. In cloud computing, the availability of servers

a. high and more reliable
b. low and more reliable

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c. high without reliable

d. low without reliable
6. Cloud computing enables the users to access systems using a web browser
……………of their location or what device they use e.g. PC, mobile phone, etc.
a. with regards
b. regardless
c. regarding
d. none of above
7. Cloud offers us a …………. of storing capacity for storing our important data
a. limited amount
b. huge amount
c. fixed amount
d. all of above
8. In cloud computing, MAAGs stands for

a. Microsoft, Amazon, Alibaba, and Google.
b. Microsoft, Alibaba, Amazon, and Google.
c. Microsoft, Azure, Alibaba, and Google.
d. Microsoft, Amazon, Azure, and Google.
9. Types of cloud computing

a. Public, Private, Protected, Collaborative
b. Public, Private, Hybrid, Community
c. Public, Protected, Dedicated, Community
d. Public, Protected, dedicated, Hybrid
10. On behalf of service category, cloud computing is divided in how many parts
a. Four
b. Three
c. Five
d. Two
11. ……… is responsible for managing applications data, middleware, and runtime
environments.
a. SaaS
b. PaaS
c. IaaS
d. All of above

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12. PaaS is also known as cloud ..........................

a. Personal Service
b. Platform services
c. Primary Service
d. Private Service
13. i. Amazon S3: ....................................., ii. Amazon EC2: ..........................................., Which option
is correct
a. (i) Amazon Simple Storage Service, (ii) Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
b. (i) Amazon Simple Storage Service, (ii) Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute
c. (i) Amazon Storage Service Selection, (ii) Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute
d. (i) Amazon Storage Service Selection, (ii) Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
14. Market Shares and Growth Rate of three known clouds

a. AWS: 10%, Azure: 30%, GCP: 16%
b. AWS: 30%, Azure: 10%, GCP: 16%
c. AWS: 16%, Azure: 30%, GCP: 10%
d. AWS: 30%, Azure: 16%, GCP: 10%
15. In 2013, IBM acquired ...................... a public cloud platform, to serve as the foundation for its
IaaS offering.
a. SoftLayer
b. CrossWorlds Software, Inc.
c. Bluebox
d. Systemcorp ALG Ltd.
16. Which cloud is more chipset for Smallest Instance of Services:

a. Google Cloud Platform
b. Microsoft Azure
c. Amazon Web Services
d. All of above
17. AWS requires...............

a. no upfront investment with long-term commitment
b. neither upfront investment nor long-term commitment
c. upfront investment without long-term commitment
d. upfront investment with long-term commitment
18. In Microsoft Azure the Orchestrator includes web-services, Rest API (Application Programming
Interface) to .................................. resources.
a. Update
b. Delete
c. Create
d. All of above

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19. AWS started a certifications program in ..... year for software engineers (who had expertise in
cloud computing).
a. 2013
b. 2019
c. 2008
d. 2010
20. IBM cloud deployment models are as

a. Public, Private, Hybrid
b. Public, Private
c. Standard, Premium, Dedicated
d. Public, Private, Community
21. Mostly, ................. applications run directly through the web browser means we do not require
to download and install these applications.
a. IaaS
b. SaaS
c. PaaS
d. All the above
22. AWS (Amazon Web Services) was officially launched

a. 2001
b. 2006
c. 2010
d. 2011
23. AWS committed to achieve 100% renewable energy usage for its global footprint
a. 2009
b. 2014
c. 2016
d. 2018
24. Amazon EC2 enables you to increase or decrease capacity

a. within minutes
b. within hour
c. within second
d. within a day
25. In AWS Lambda user pay for

a. only compute time they consume not for writing time
b. both compute time you consume and writing time
c. only writing time not for compute time they consume
d. none of above

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26. Amazon Route 53 is a highly available and scalable cloud DNS:……. web service.
a. Domain Name System
b. Domain Number System
c. Distributed Network System
d. Distributed Number System
27. Amazon RDS

a. Amazon Relational Data Service
b. Amazon Relational Database Service
c. Amazon Relative Disk Storage
d. Amazon Relative Data Storage
28. Amazon EBS volumes can be maximized up to

a. 1 TB
b. 1 MB
c. 1GB
d. 1 KB
29. Google API stands for

a. application programming interface
b. advanced programming interface
c. automatic program interface
d. accurate protocol interface
30. Microsoft Azure new version v2, which has interactive UI for
a. simplification and easy learning
b. storage
c. JSON script driven
d. None of above
31. In Microsoft azure, any server failure is recognizing and recovers by

a. Fabric-controller
b. Orchestrator
c. API
d. All of above
32. In Microsoft azure, user authentication, authorization, resource availability to

allocation is managed by
a. Fabric-controller
b. Orchestrator
c. API

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d. All of above
33. Which statement is true for cloud provider top customers

a. AWS (Netflix), Microsoft (Honeywell), Google (PayPal)
b. AWS (Netflix), Microsoft (Dominos), Google (PayPal)
c. AWS (Apple), Microsoft (Honeywell), Google (PayPal)
d. AWS (Netflix), Microsoft (Honeywell), Google (Samsung)
34. For large instance of services, Google cloud platform provide how much virtual
CPUs
a. 128
b. 140
c. 160
d. 300
35. For large instance of services, AWS provide how much virtual CPUs
a. 128
b. 140
c. 160
d. 300
36. For large instance of services offered by Azure includes

a. 3.89 TB of RAM
b. 3.84 TB of RAM
c. 3.75 TB of RAM
d. None of above
37. IBM cloud cover about to …… percent of market share

a. 2
b. 5
c. 10
d. 15
38. A single-tenant private cloud that IBM hosts in one of its data centers is called
a. Standard
b. Dedicated
c. Private
d. Premium
39. IBM rebranded its entire cloud portfolio as IBM Cloud in

a. 2013

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b. 2016
c. 2017
d. 2019
40. A ………………. is a public cloud offering that lets an enterprise establish its own
private cloud-like computing environment on shared public cloud infrastructure.
a. virtual private cloud
b. virtual private network
c. cloud
d. cluster

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Answer key
Q. No Answer
1. on-demand computing services

2. Option a (virtualization-based)
3. Option d (None of above)
4. Option b (1961)
5. Option a (high and more reliable)
6. Option b (regardless)
7. Option b (huge amount)
8. Option a (Microsoft, Amazon, Alibaba, and Google.)

9. Option b (Public, Private, Hybrid, Community)
10. Option b (Three)
11. Option c (IaaS)

12. Option b (Platform service)
13. Option a ((i) Amazon Simple Storage Service, (ii) Amazon Elastic Compute
Cloud)
14. Option d (AWS: 30%, Azure: 16%, GCP: 10%)
15. Option a (SoftLayer)
16. Option a (Google Cloud Platform)
17. Option b (neither upfront investment nor long-term commitment)
18. Option d (all of above)
19. Option a (2013)
20. Option c (Standard, Premium, Dedicated)
21 Option b (SaaS)

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22 Option b (2006)
23 Option b (2014)
24 Option a (within minutes)
25 Option a (only compute time they consume not for writing time)
26 Option a (Domain Name System)
27 Option b (Amazon Relational Database Service)
28 Option a (1 TB)
29 Option a (application programming interface)
30 Option a (simplification and easy learning)
31 Option a (Fabric-controller)
32 Option b (Orchestrator)
33 Option a (AWS (Netflix), Microsoft (Honeywell), Google (PayPal))
34 Option c (160)
35 Option a (128)
36 Option a (3.89 TB of RAM)
37 Option b (5)
38 Option b (dedicated)
39 Option c (2017)
40 Option a (virtual private cloud)

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Quiz
Estd. 2000
S.No Question
1. The Bitcoin was introduced in this world by?

A. Stuart Haber
B. W. Scott Stornetta
C. Satoshi Nakamoto
D. Dave Bayer
2. What is the block time of the ledger?

A. 5 mins
B. 8 mins
C. 2 mins
D. 10 mins
3. Nakamoto implemented the bitcoin software as open-source code

A. TRUE
B. FALSE
C. Can be true or false
D. Can not say
4. Which hash function used in Ledger?

A. SHA-64
B. SHA-128
C. SHA-256
D. SHA-512
5. What are the pillars of blockchain technology?

A.Decentralization

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B.Immutability
C.Transparency
D.All of the Above
6. Bitcoin is _____________________ cryptocurrency.

A. Centralized
B. Decentralized
C. Third party
D. None of the above
7. Block with largest number of transactions was created in 2012. The number of transactions
was
A. 1223
B. 20000
C. 1332
D. 1322
8. Which of these facts about a ledger is NOT CORRECT?

A. A ledger is used purely for the reporting of cash
B. A ledger consists of transactions, often governed by contracts
C. A ledger is a system of record
D. A ledger describes the inputs and outputs of a business.
9. Which benefits of a BlockChain enabled business network engender TRUST?

A) Efficient, dynamic, cognitive, and reliable
B) Consensus, provenance, immutability, and finality
C) Modern, ideally suitable for digital transformation, and social-enabled
D) Scalable, reliable, secure, and maintainable
10. What is bitcoin?

A) A technology that underpins Hyperledger Fabric
B) Another name for BlockChain
C) An unregulated censorship resistant shadow currency
D) A private network
11. A smart contract is …

A) Business rules implied by the contract embedded in Block Chain
B) A cognitive contract
C) A legal contract is written in constrained English
D) None of these
12. What makes a good Block Chain use case?

A) An identifiable business network
B) A business problem to be solved
C) The need for trust
D) All of these

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13. What factors can help ensure a successful FIRST BlockChain use case project?
A) A limited scope
B) A smaller business network
C) A scalable project that can grow participants and scenarios
D) All of these
14. What is the core requirement(s) for a business BlockChain?

A) Shared ledger, smart contract, privacy, and trust
B) Optimized cryptographic mining
C) Technical services, business services, and solution
D) A new cryptocurrency
15. The primary benefit of immutability is …

A) Scalability
B) Tamper-proof
C) Improved security
D) Increased efficiency
16. What is the appropriate use of business BlockChain?

A) Modern, cognitive, and transformational fabric for the 21st century and beyond B) A
more efficient transaction processing system across a business network
C) To make low value, high volume micropayments systems more efficient
D) None of these
17. In a business BlockChain, transactions …

A) Cannot be modified
B) Are added to the ledger with appropriate confidentiality
C) Are endorsed by a subset of business network participants
D) All of these
18. Bitcoins are generated by a process called

A. Mining
B. Nonce
C. Bitcoin
D. Ether
19. BATM stands for

A. Bounded access transaction machine
B. Broadcast ATM
C. Bitcoin ATM
D. Blockchain ATM

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20. Do we require a bank for Bitcoins?

A.True
B.False
21. Transactions ar verified by network nodes through cryptography and recorded in a public
distributed ledger called a ?
A. cryptocurrency wallet
B. blockchain
C. nodes
D. cryptocurrency
22. Bitcoin is based on ________ blockchain?

A. Public
B. Private
C. Public Permissioned
D. Permissioned
23. Blockchain can be stored as which of the following?

A. A flat file
B. A Database
C. Both of the above
24. A block in the blockchain can never have more than one parent block?
A.True
B.False
25. Which of the following is asymmetric encryption Algorithm?

A.Blowfish
B.Twofish
C.RSA
D.Triple DEA
26. Who is Satoshi Nakomoto?

A. Prof. Satoshi
B. Craig White
C. Anonymous
27. Do we require a bank for Bitcoins?

A. True
B. False
28. A smart contract is a

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A. Special device in Bitcoin systems

B. A software program
C. Bitcoin itself
D. A legal contract written in stamp papers
29. Smart contract is part of blockchain?

A.True
B.False
30. Which of these are smart contract platforms?

A.Ethereum
B.Cardano
C.Steller
D.All of the above
31. Which industry is not a possible use case for blockchain?

A.Insurance
B.Defence
C.Food
D.None of the above
32. What is the name of the language used within Ethereum to implement smart contracts?
A. Ada
B. Solidity
C. C
D. C#
33. POW stands for__________

A. Proof of Wisdom
B.Proof of Work
C.Proof of Word
D.None of the above
34. The alternatives to POW are ________.

A. Proof of stake
B.Delegated Proof Of Stake
C.Both A and B
D.None of the above
35. ______ provides the power to the Ethereum Virtual Machine.

A. Ether
B.Gas
C.Both A and B
D.None of the above

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36. The bitcoin central server is located at silicon valley.

A. True
B.False
37. Smart Contract characteristics does not include:

A. Alterable
B. Fast and cost effective
C. High degree of accuracy
D. Transparency
38. ________________ is the first state to implement blockchain for land records.
A. Karnataka
B. Andhra Pradesh
C. Uttar Pradesh
D. Assam
39. __________ is used for storing bitcoins.

A. Block
B.Wallet
C.Both A and B
D.None of the above
40. What is Bitcoin fork?

A. Smart Contracts that have forked off the main Blockchain
B. A change to the bitcoin software/protocol that creates two separate versions of the
C. Smart Contracts that have forked off the main Blockchain
D. A change to the bitcoin software/protocol that creates two separate versions of the

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Answer key
Q. No Answer
1. Option c (Satoshi Nakamoto )
2. Option d (10 mins)
3. Option a (TRUE )
4. Option c (SHA-256 )
5. Option d (All of the Above)
6. Option a (Centralized)
7. Option b (20000)
8. Option a (A ledger is used purely for the reporting of cash)
9. Option b (Consensus, provenance, immutability, and finality)
10. Option c (An unregulated censorship resistant shadow currency )
11. Option a (Business rules implied by the contract embedded in Block Chain )
12. Option d (All of these)
14. Option c (Technical services, business services, and solution)
15. Option b (Tamper-proof )
16. Option b (A more efficient transaction processing system across a business

network)
18. Option a (Mining)
19. Option c (Bitcoin ATM)
20. Option b (False)
21. Option b (blockchain)
22. Option a (Public)

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23. Option c (Both of the above)
24. Option a (True)
25. Option c (RSA)
26. Option a (Prof. Satoshi)
28. Option d (A legal contract written in stamp papers)
29. Option a (True)
31. Option d (None of the above)
32. Option b (Solidity)
33. Option b (Proof of Work )
35. Option b (Gas)
37. Option a (Alterable)
38. Option b (Andhra Pradesh)
39. Option b (Wallet)
40. Option d (A change to the bitcoin software/protocol that creates two separate
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Quiz
Estd. 2000

S.No Question
1. Digital Manufacturing allows for the Integration of …………….. coming from

different manufacturing processes and departments.
a) Knowledge
b) Product
c) Information
d) Data
2. Digital Manufacturing is the use of an ……………….., computer based system

comprised of simulation, 3D visualization, analytics and collaboration tools to
create product and manufacturing process definitions simultaneously.
a) Integrated
b) Isolated
c) Fixed
d) Bounded
3. Charles (Chuck) Hall invents and patents stereolithography, also known as SLA.
a) 1980
b) 1987
c) 1990
d) 1995
4. Stereolithography ―is a resin 3D printing is invented by

a) Charles (Chuck) Hall
b) Hideo Kodama
c) Scott Crump
d) Lisa

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5. Selective laser sintering #D printer is invented by

a) Carl Deckard
b) Hide Kodama
c) Charles (Chuck) Hall
d) Lisa
6. FDM stands for

a) Fixed Deposition Modeling
b) Fused Deposition Modeling
c) Final Deposition Modeling
d) Fixed Data Modeling
7. FDM invented in
a) 1969
b) 1979
c) 1989
d) 1999
8. Human bladder is printed by 3D printer in

a) 1969
b) 1979
c) 1989
d) 1999
9. First blood vessel printed through 3D printer by

a) Bioprinting company Organovo
b) Proto Labs
c) Tissue Regeneration Systems
d) Advanced Solutions Life Sciences
10. The first 3D printed car printed in

a) 2010
b) 2012
c) 2014
d) 2016
11. ………. is not a 3D printing Technology.

a) Digital Light Process
a) PolyJet
b) Electron Beam Melting
c) None of above

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12. Which statement is true

a) Molten describes an object that's reduced to liquid form by heating.
b) Molten describes an object that's reduced to solid form by freezing.
c) Molten describes an object that's enhance to liquid form by heating.
d) Molten describes an object that's enhance to solid form by freezing.
13. UV laser is uses by

a) DLP
b) SLA
c) Both of above
d) None of above
14. Which 3D printer is very expensive

a) FDM
b) SLS
c) SLA
d) None of above
15. Which 3D printer material cost may be expensive

a) FDM
b) SLS
c) SLA
d) None of above
16. Minimum wall thickness of SLA is

a) 5 mm
b) 10 mm
c) 0.8 mm
d) 1 mm
17. FDM Achievable quality

a) Medium to Low
b) Low to Medium
c) High to Medium
d) Medium to High
18. Drones are more formally known as

a) UAVs
b) USBs
c) UVAs
d) UBSs

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19. Based on the type of aerial platform used, there are major types of drones
a) Three
b) Four
c) Five
d) Six
20. Most common types of drones which are used by professionals and hobbyists alike.
a) Multi Rotor drones
b) Fixed Wing Drones
c) Single Rotor Helicopter
d) None of above
21. Quadcopters are the most popular and widely used variant
a) Tricopter
b) Quadcopter
c) Hexacopter
d) Octocopter
22. Which drones are much efficient

a) Single rotor
b) Multi rotor
c) All of above
d) None of above
23. In Hybrid VTOL, VTOL stands for

a) Visible Thread Over Local space
b) Visible Thread Over Landing plane
c) Vertical Take-Off and Landing plane
d) Vertical Take-Off and Local space
24. UAVs are widely used for different works connected either with hard-to-reach
places or dangerous working conditions.
a) UAVs
b) USBs
c) UVAs
d) UBSs
25. What is full form of UAV?

a) Unarmed Aircraft Vehicle
b) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
c) Unmanned Aeroplance Vehicle

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d) Unarmed Aircraft Vehicle
26. Which of the following is not a term used for drones?

a) Rapid Action Fight System (RAFS)
b) Unmanned Aircraft Vehicle System (UAVS)
c) Remotely Piloted Aerial System (RPAS)
d) Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS)
27. As per drone categories in India weight of the Nano drone should be ________
a) More than 250gram
b) Less or equal to 250gram
c) 250gram to 2kg
d) 2kg to 4kg
28. Which of the following is not an application of drone?

a) Photogrammetry
b) Land Survey
c) Population Survey
d) Under Water Survey
29. As compare to aircraft or satellite imaginery, drones are beneficial because of

________
a) Fly at lower altitude
b) High accuracy data
c) Independent of atmoshperic condition
d) All of the above
30. What is the full form of ROV?

a) Remotely Ordered Vehicle
b) Randomly Operated Vehicle
c) Remotely Operated Vehicle
d) Range Operated Vehicle
31. As per the general rule of drones flying in India any drones can not be flown more
than _______ feet vertically
a) 400
b) 500
c) 350
d) 300
32. Drones used in land survey produces ________

a) Orthomosaics Maps

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b) Countor Lines
c) 2D Drawings
d) Area Charts
33. Which of the following is an application of drone in project monitoring?

a) To check bird eye view of project
b) Materials stockpile measurement
c) Preparetion of CAD overlays
d) All of the above
34. A flight management system is not necessary for simple UAVs.

a) True
b) b) False
35. The binding material used in inkjet 3D printing is in the form.

a) Granular
b) Gaseous
c) Liquid
d) None of above
36. The Fused Deposition Modeling method of printing requires pressure and
temperature.
a) High, Low
b) Low, Low
c) Low, High
d) High, High
37. Which of the following are correct about Digital Light Processing (DLP)?
a) DLP generates less waste than stereolithography
b) DLP not requires a deep vat of resin
c) DLP has lower running cost than stereolithography
d) DLP yields low resolution outputs
38. Which of the following is NOT an advantage of 3D printing?

a) 3D printing facilitates rapid prototyping
b) 30 printing results in increased manufacturing speed
c) 3D printing increases productivity
d) A product of any size can be created using 3D printing
39. Which of the following options is/are true about Stereolithography (SLA)?
a) SLA cannot produce multiple parts at the same time
b) SLA is very fast process

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c) SLA has good mechanical properties

d) None of above
40. Which two of the following are the advantages of inkjet 3D printing?
I. Good surface finish
II. Good accuracy
III. Very strong final product
IV. Fast build speeds
a) I and II
b) II and III
c) III and IV
d) I and IV

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Quiz
Estd. 2000
S.No Question
1. A field of technology that deals with a combination of real world and the data generated
from computer.
A. ML
B. AI
C. AR
D. IoT
2. Technologies that completely involve a user inside a synthetic environment.

A. AR
B. VR
C. AI
D. ML
3. Technologies that allow the user to see the real world, with virtual objects composited in
the real world.
A. AR
B. VR
C. AI
D. SR
4. AR is interactive in real-time.
A. True
B. False
5. Wearable computing device in the form of computerized eyeglasses.

A. HMD

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B. Helmets
C. Smart Glasses
D. VR Glasses
6. A tracking based on geo-location information.

A. Location based
B. Markerless
C. Marker based
D. GPS
7. SLAM stands for?

A. Simultaneous localization and mapping
B. System localization and mapping
C. Simultaneous localization and maintenance
D. System localization and maintenance
8. In this type of VR environment, the subjects can perform both in the real and virtual
environment.
A. Immersive
B. Semi immersive
C. Non immersive
D. Augmented
9. HMD stands for?

A. Head Mounted Display
B. Head Masked Display
C. Head Made Display
D. Head Mounted Detection
10. ______________ keep track of position.

A. Motion analyzers
B. Motion Trackers
C. HMD
D. SMD
11. It is a mediated environment which creates the sensation in a user of being present in a
(physical) surrounding.
A. WWW
B. VR
C. HMD
D. GUI
12. A term to describe the extent to which a user can modify form and content of a mediated
environment.
A. Vividness
B. Richness

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C. Interactivity
D. Mapping
13. A type of VR environment in which subjects are visually isolated from the real
environment.
A. Immersive
B. Semi immersive
C. Non immersive
D. Augmented
14. What is VR?

A. Very real
B. Virtual Reality
C. Virtually real
D. Variant result
15. Pokémon Go is an example of

A. AR
B. VR
C. MR
D. BCI
16. 5G in 5G technology stands for __________.

A. 5 Grade
B. 5 Generation
C. 5 Generator
17. Which country deployed the first 5G network?

A. Japan
B.China
C.South Korea
D.USA
18. What is 5G?

A. 5G is the 5th generation mobile network.
B. It is a new global wireless standard after 4G
C. 5G wireless technology is meant to deliver higher multi-Gbps peak data speeds
D. All of the above
19. 5G is based on OFDM.

A. True
B.False

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20. 3GPP stands for __________.

A. 3rd Generation Project Partnership
B.3rd Generation Partnership Project
C.3rd Generation Paper Project
D.None of the above
21. 5G is invented by _________.

A. Samsung
B.Verizon
C.Huawei
D.None of the above
22. 5G is designed to deliver peak data rates up to _________.

A. 50 Gbps
B.20 Gbps
C.100 Gbps
D.5 Gbps
23. What is true about 5G ?

A. 5G introduced digital voice
B.5G ushered in the era of mobile broadband
C.5G is a unified, more capable air interface
D.All of the above
24. How is 5G better than 4G?

A. 5G is significantly faster than 4G
B.5G has significantly lower latency than 4G
C.5G has more capacity than 4G
D.All of the above
25. OFDM stands for ________.

A. Orthogonal frequency-division multiple
B.Original frequency-division multiplexing
C.Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing
D.None of the above
26. Where will be 5G used ?

A. Enhanced mobile broadband
B.Massive IoT
C.Mission-critical communications
D.All of the above
27. The drawback of 5G is that the range of 5G connectivity is not great as the frequency waves
are only able to travel a short distance.
A. True

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B.False
28. Future possibilities with 5G are _______.

A. Increase in wired connection.
B.Smart cities and Industry
C.Both A and B
D.None of the above
29. Disadvantages of 5G are ________.

A. Battery drain on devices
B.Initial costs for rollout are high
C.Both A and B
D.None of the above
30. 5G is the fifth generation technology standard for _____________.

A. Wired devices
B.Broadband cellular networks
C.Mobiles only
D.All of the above
31. What are the 5G Security Concerns ?

A. Lack of encryption early in the connection process
B.More bandwidth will strain current security monitoring.
C.Decentralized security
D.All of the above
32. 3GPP is the organization that defines the global specifications for 5G technology.
A. True
B.False
33. The standard for strong mutual authentication for 5G networks was finalized in _______
year.
A. 2016
B.2017
C.2018
D.2019
34. 5G enables a new kind of network that is designed to connect virtually everyone and
everything together including machines, objects, and devices.
A. True
B.False
35. The first smartphone which supports 5G is _________.

A. Google Pixel 5A
B.Samsung Galaxy S20
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D.None of the above
36. Which part of the brain moves the right side of your body?
A. Left parietal lobe
B. Left frontal lobe
C. Right temporal lobe
D. Right frontal
37. What is the primary interactive method of communication used by humans?

A. reading
B. writing
C. speaking
D. all of the mentioned
38. In BCI, __________consist of data acquisition of brain signals

A. Data Acquisition
B. Feature Extraction
C. Training
D. pre-processing techniques
39. What part of the brain stem regulates your heartbeat?

A. Pons
B. Medulla
C. Hypothalamus
D. Thalamus
40. Technological Challenges of 5G are _________.

A. Inter-cell Interference
B.Traffic Management
C.Both A and B
D.None of the above

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Answer key
Q. No Answer
1. Option c (AR )
2. Option b (VR)
3. Option a (AR )
4. Option a (True )
5. Option c (Smart Glasses)
6. Option a (Location based)
7. Option a (Simultaneous localization and mapping)
8. Option b (Semi immersive)
9. Option a (Head Mounted Display)
10. Option b (Motion Trackers )
11. Option b (VR )
12. Option c (Interactivity)
13. Option a (Immersive)
14. Option b (Virtual Reality)
15. Option a (AR )
16. Option b (5 Generation )
17. Option c (South Korea )
19. Option a (True)
20. Option b (3rd Generation Partnership Project )
21. Option d (None of the above)
22. Option b (20 Gbps )

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23. Option c (5G is a unified, more capable air interface)
25. Option c (Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing)
27. Option a (True)
28. Option b (Smart cities and Industry)
30. Option b (Broadband cellular networks)
32. Option a (True)
33. Option c (2018)
34. Option a (True)
35. Option b (Samsung Galaxy S20)
36. Option b (Left frontal lobe)
37. Option c (speaking)
38. Option a (Data Acquisition)
39. Option b (Medulla)

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EMERGING TECHNOLOGY FOR ENGINEERING(KMC202)
UNIT-3 (BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY)

1.True
2.False
third–party transactions are everywhere in daily life, including Insurance brokers,
mortgage brokers, and online payment portals.

1. Customer end
2. Bank
3. Institutional members
4. No approval required
Q:3. The third-party charges for validating and recording transactions in traditional
transaction systems.
1.True
2.False
Yes,third party charges for validation and transation system.
Q:4. What does a ledger in blockchain does? 1.Mapping

between owner and object 2.Identification of objects
3. Identification of owners
4. None of the above
blockchain is a ledger through which data is added and updated in real-time via consensus of
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1.True
2.False
Payment and Settlement Systems (CPSS) of the central banks of the Group …
The present consultative report on the design.

1. are immutable
2. are added to the ledger with appropriate confidentiality 3.are
endorsed by a subset of business network participants 4.All the
above
blockchain is a distributed ledger that maintains a continuously-growing list of every
transaction across every network distributed.

1.True
2.False
use case for blockchain is to track the ownership and provenance of tangible assets.

1. Before validation
2. After validation by third party
Each block in the chain contains a number of transactions, and every time a new
transaction occurs on the blockchain, a record of that transaction is added to every
participant’s ledge.

3.Broadcast request

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Before a transaction is added to the blockchain it must be authenticated and …
This is done using cryptographic key.

3.Shared ledger 4.None
of the above
Blockchain technology is most simply defined as a decentralized, distributed ledger
that records the provenance of a digital asset.

1.Low
2.High
3. Depends on third party reputation
4. Not a factor
The underlying blockchain technology allows us to trust the outputs of the system
is high.

1.True
2.False
the distributed and shared nature of the blockchain there is no single point of failure.

1. Open for all
2. Only authorized participants
3. Both a & b

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blockchain a control layer runs on top of the blockchain that governs the actions performed
by the allowed participants and open for all.

2.Permission less blockchain 3.In
both a & b
It requires a participant node to prove that the work done and submitted by them
qualifies them to receive the right to add new transactions to the blockchain.
Q:15. Who is not part of consortium group for permissioned blockchain network?
1.Corda
2.Quorum
3.Hyperledger
4.Bitcoin
On the other hand, consortium blockchains are permissioned, meaning that you have
to be a member of any organization with access to the ledger.

1.True
2.False

1.Distributed
2.Decentralized
3. Both a and b
Blockchain technology is most simply defined as a decentralized, distributed ledger that
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Q:18. Immutable means 1.Only

one copy is allowed 2.Efficient
3.Tamperproof
4.Distributed
Q:19. Which characteristic of a blockchain network is also its protection? 1.The

greater the number of full independent nodes, the harder it is to compromise the
data in the blockchain.
2. The lower the number of miners in the blockchain, the higher the incentive is for
securing the network.
3. The more centralized the control of the blockchain is, the harder it is to secure the data
and avoid fraud.
4. The more complicated the Proof of Work (PoW) algorithm is, the more
rewarding it is to secure the network.
The blockchain records are protected through cryptography, where network users have their
own private and secure keys. This key is assigned directly to the transaction keys, and it acts
as a personalized digital signature
Q:20. All transactions are __ secured and digitally signed.

1.Centrally
2.Individually
3.Not
4.Virtually
electronic wallet (digital certificate) and a transaction is conducted … stream of
0.25% from every transaction secured by Microsoft’s integrated SE

1.True
2.False
Yes,every block has its own unique hash.

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1. Only owner node has its copy
2. Every node in network is given a copy
3. Will be notified after a fixed number of blocks addition
4. Kept secret
Whenever a new block is added to the blockchain, every computer on the network updates
its blockchain to reflect the change
Q:23. Public blockchains give an incentive to encourage users to mine blocks and secure the
network. What incentive is this?
1. Public blockchains allow users to create tokens to sell on secondary markets.
2. Public blockchains do not offer rewards, because they are open source.
3. Public blockchains offer cash rewards for running mining nodes.
4. Public blockchains offer rewards for mining in the form of cryptocurrency.
The federated nodes are rewarded with Factoids. The nodes can sell Factoids back into
the market to those who wish to use the Factom blockchain
Q:24. Miner is
1.A node
2.Third party
4.None of the above
A peer-to-peer computer process, Blockchain mining is used to secure and verify bitcoin
transactions.

1. M2M
2. P2P
3. LAN
4. Piconet
A blockchain network is a technical infrastructure that provides ledger and smart contract
(chaincode) services to applications.

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Q:26. Blockchain is list of blocks.

1.An ordered
2.Scattered
3.Tree
4.Unordered
A blockchain, originally block chain, is a growing list of records, called blocks, that are
linked using cryptography.
Q:27. Nonce is a _ _ bit value.

1.28
2.8
3.32
4.4
The “nonce” in a bitcoin block is a 32-bit (4-byte) field whose value is adjusted by miners.
Q:28 The term used for a blockchain splits is .

A. A merger
B.A fork
C.A division
D.None of the above
Q.29 is the part of asymmetric encryption.

A. Public key
B. Private Key
C.Passphrase
D.All of the above
Q:30 Blockchain and Bitcoin are both same.

A. True
B.False
Q:31. Bitcoin is ____________________ cryptocurrency.

1.Centralized
2.Decentralized
3.Third party 4.None
of the above

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Bitcoin is a type of cryptocurrency. There are no physical bitcoins, only balances kept on a
public ledger that everyone has transparent access.

1.2016
2.2008
3.1999
4.2000
The domain name “bitcoin.org” was registered on 18 August 2008. On 31 October 2008.
Q:33. Block with largest number of transactions was created in 2012. The number
of transactions was
1.20000
2.1223
3.1332
4.1322
The amount of newly created bitcoin a miner can add to a block decreases
approximately every four years (or precisely every 200,00 blocks).

1.Prof. Satoshi
2.Craig White
3.Anonymous
4.None of the above
Satoshi Nakamoto is the name used by the presumed pseudonymous person or persons
who developed bitcoin.

1.Pound 2.Euro
3.Ethereum

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4.None of the above

Transactional cryptocurrencies serve as a way to store and exchange value.
Examples include bitcoin and litecoin.
Q:36. Bitcoin works on _ technology.

1.Cloud
2.Blockchain
3.AWS
4.Java

1.Mining
2.Nonce
3.Bitcoin
4.Ether
1.Owner
2.Miner
3.Satoshi
4.Customer

1. Bounded access transaction machine
2. Broadcast ATM
3.Bitcoin ATM
4.Blockchain ATM

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1. True
2.False

1.A day every year where people who hold bitcoin pay forward a random pizza to a
stranger
2. The day when a computer programmer, Laszlo Hanyecz, paid 10,000 bitcoins for two
pizzas in 2010
3. The day Satoshi announced his favorite food is pizza
On May 22, 2010, now known as Bitcoin Pizza Day, Laszlo Hanyecz agreed to pay 10,000
Bitcoins for two delivered Papa John’s pizzas. Organized on bitcointalk forum, the Florida
man reached out for help. “I’ll pay 10,000 bitcoins for a couple of pizzas.. like maybe 2 large
ones so I have some left over for the next day,” Hanyecz wrote.

2.A change to the bitcoin software/protocol that creates two separate versions of the
4.A change to the bitcoin software/protocol that creates two separate versions of the
Bitcoin forks are splits that happen in the transaction chain based on different user
opinions about transaction history. These splits create new versions
of Bitcoin currency, and they are a natural result of the structure of the blockchain system,
which operates without a central authority.

3.Bitcoin itself

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A smart contract is a computer program or a transaction protocol which is intended to

automatically execute.
Q:44. Smart contract was first proposed in _____________ by

2.1990, Nick Szabo
3.1994, Nick Szabo
Smart contracts were first proposed in the early 1990s by Nick Szabo, who coined
the term, using it to refer to “a set of promises, specified in digital form.

1.A smart contract is a computer protocol intended to digitally facilitate, verify, or enforce the
negotiation or performance of a contract
2. Computer code running on top of a blockchain containing a set of rules under which the
parties to that smart contract agree
3. Both a and b
4.None of these
A smart contract is a computer program or a transaction protocol which is intended to
automatically execute, control or document legally relevant events and actions according to
the terms of a contract or an agreement
Q:46. What is the name of the language used within Ethereum to implement smart
contracts?
1.Ada
2.Solidity
3.C
4.C#
Solidity is an object-oriented programming language for writing smart contracts. It is used
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1.True
2.False
Smart contracts use blockchain technology to verify, validate, capture and enforce agreed-
upon terms between multiple parties.

1. Alterable
2. Fast and cost effective
4.Transparency
▪ they’re self-verifying due to automated possibilities;
▪ they’re self-enforcing when the rules are met at all stages

1.Decentralized
2.Automated
3.Public
4.All of the above.
Smart contracts have been making waves since the inception of the .The problem with
traditional contracts

1.Ethereum
2.Cardano
3.Steller
4.All of the above
The smart contract platforms outperforming it included Ethereum (ETH), Polkadot (DOT),
Cardano (ADA).

1. Dependency on programmer
2.Non-Adjustable

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4.All of the above

Weak legal regulation of smart contracts work; The necessity to address the issue of
transaction processing speed and scalability in blockchain technology.
1.a. You need the public and private key to modify the record
2.b. Once submitted, records cannot be altered
3.c. Only a miner has the right to modify a record in a certain timeframe
4.d. Only smart contracts have the right to modify the record.
records are submitted on a blockchain, can they be altered? Yes – the parties can go back in
and alter them at any time.
Q:53. In case of blockchain, at any point of time consumer, retailers can trace the product
1.True
2.False
the product on a trip through the supply chain in real time. Blockchain enables the deal to
occur without any telephone call or orde
Q:54. Blockchain technology has made decentralized marketplaces possible. What is a

benefit of a decentralized marketplace?
1. It is based on open-source technology, so it can be used without any
investment.
2. It is not under a paid license to operate and therefore it is managed better. 3.It is
relatively cheap due to the use of cryptocurrency and is very accessible. 4.It is tamper-
proof, resilient to being shut down and trustworthy due to smart contracts.
Decentralized marketplaces using the blockchain as a foundational block are a … Sellers
benefit because the marketplace offers product listings at no marginal.

1. By automatically creating trade agreements between two parties
2. By creating safe centralized marketplaces to trade goods on

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3. By stabilizing the national currencies of the countries involved

4. By transferring tokenized ownership through a software system
Blockchain can drive increased supply chain transparency to help reduce fraud for high value
goods such as diamonds and pharmaceutical drugs.

1. By avoiding compliance requirements of national authorities, which reduces overhead
2. By ensuring accuracy of data and automating micro insurances, which reduces costs
3.By introducing flexible premiums to be paid by customers, which increases profits
4.By setting up a digital mode of payment, which simplifies claims settlement Blockchain
helps reduce administrative costs through automated verification of claims/payments
data from third parties.
Q:57. Smart contracts are of no use in case of supply chain use case of blockchain
1.True
2.False

1.Insurance
2.Defence 3.Food
4.None of the above
The future of blockchain is near & banking isn’t the only industry affected. … Ultimately, the
use cases for a transparent, verifiable register of transaction data are … Blockchain technology
has the potential to streamline parts inventory.
1. Electronic voting

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2. Citizen Identity 3.Vehicle

Registration 4.All of the
above is possible
Q:60. __ blockchain is a blockchain that is run by a group.

1.Federated
2.Hybrid
3.Decentralized
4.Public
Q:61. __ is the first state to implement blockchain for land records.

1.Karnataka
2.Andhra Pradesh
3.Uttar Pradesh
4.Assam
the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh is in the process of adopting blockchain to prevent
tampering of land records.

1..12 billion
2.4-5 billion
3.10-12 billion
4.300 billion
As a result the global blockchain market size is expected to expand from USD 3.0 billion in
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UNIT-1 (INTERNET OF THINGS)
Q:1. What is comprised of millions of smart devices and sensors connected to the internet?
1. IoT
2. Cloud Computing
3.Block Chain
The Internet of Things (IoT) consists of millions of smart devices andsensors connected to
the Internet.
The Internet of Things (IoT) consists of many smart devices andsensors connected to the
web .
Q:2. What type of device could allow a refrigerator to place a replacement order for an item
contained within it?
1.Sensor
2.Actuator
3.Battery
4.Switch
A sensor allow a refrigerator to place a replacement order for an item.
Q:3 ...............is a computer which can do all the operations like a conventional computer.
1.Sensor
2.Actuator
3.Amplifier
Actuator is all the operations like a conventional computer.

1. Flexible within Internet
2. Large scale deployment
3. Real time connectivity of billions of devices
4. Range of Sensor node
Range of each sensor node is not related to a scalability of Internet of things or iot.

1. Bill Gates
2.Steve Jobs
3.Kevin Ashton
4.McDonald
“Internet of Things” was coined by Kevin Ashton in 1999 during his work at
Procter&Gamble.

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1.a sensor
2.a global positioning sensor
3.a smart phone
4.a network
Network allows digital devices and data transmit.

1.A. IoT is a subset of M2M
2.B. M2M is a subset of IoT
3.C. IoT is a subset of CPS
4.D. CPS is a subset of Web of Things (WoT)
1. Sensors are input devices

2. Sensors can be analog or digital
4.All the above
All the above points are correct.
Q:9. IoT refers to:

1. Interconnections of devices in a network
2. Exchange of data between devices in a network/span>
4.All the above
All of above is correct.
Q:10 ................. was First IoT enabled device appeared in the Market
1.Refrigerato
2.Toaster
3.Television
4.Radio

1.Capacitive sensor
2.Inductive sensor
Photoelectric Sensors are proximity sensors that can detect targets within a range of 10
meters.

1.Capacitive sensor
2.Inductive sensors

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A sensors converts physical quantity into measurable signals.
Q:14. Which of the following sensor is used in package machines for accurate and reliable
packaging?
1.Vision sensor
2.Metal detector
3.Ultrasonic sensor

1.Capacitive sensor
2.Pressure sensors
3.Colour sensors
ultrasonic sensor reliably detects multi-layer paper and plastic sheets as well as metal foils.

1.Part positioning
2.Part placing
3.Metal detection
4.All
All of above opetions are correct.

2.Signal evaluator
4.All of the above
Q:18. An assembly required to detect and communicate a particular readable signal is

known as
1.Transducer
2.Sensor
3.Modem
4.Modulator
assembly required to detect and communicate a particular readable known as sensors.
Q:19. An element within the sensor assembly which performs conversion between the two
forms of energy
1.Modulator
2.Sensor

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4.Both A & B
Sensors and modulator are two assembly performs between two forms of energy.

1.Proximity sensor
2.Inductive sensor
3.Vision sensor
4.Both A & C
Vision and proximity used for image recognition.
Q:21. IIoT stands for

industrial internet of things (IIoT) refers to the extension and use of the internet of things
(IoT) in industrial sectors and applications.

1.Sensors
2.Controllers
3.Actuators
4.All the above
All the above options correct.
Q:23. Primary function of a sensor is

1.to convert physical quantity to corresponding electrical, optical or any other quantity
3. to amplify input quantity and to produce an increased output
4. All of the above
A sensor is a device that detects the change in the environment and responds to
A sensor may be a device that detects the change within the environment and responds to
some output on the opposite system.

4.All the above
A programmable logic converter (PLC) or programmable controller is an industrial digital
computer that has been ruggedized and adapted for the control of manufacturing
processes.

1. Interconnection of devices in a network

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3. An ecosystem of devices, accessible through internet
4. All the above
The industrial internet of things (IIoT) refers to the extension and use of the internet of
things (IoT) in industrial sectors and applications.

1.A USB port
4.All the above
IIoT devices must have a Unique identification.

1. Convenience of individuals
2. Efficiency, safety and security of operation and individuals
4.Data security
IIoT is mainly focused on Efficiency, safety and security of operation and individuals.
IIoT is especially focused on Efficiency, safety and security of operation and individuals.

1. To control the task
2. To sense the input quantity
3. To implement the task.
4. All the above
Actuators, which are responsible for moving, controlling or positioning a mechanism or
system, make the working of automated equipment seamless and easy.
Actuators, which are liable for moving, controlling or positioning a mechanism or system,
make the working of automated equipment seamless and straightforward .

1.Storage of Data
4.All the above.
Cloud computing is the delivery of different services through the Internet, including data
storage, servers, databases, networking, and software. Cloud-based storage makes it
possible to save files to a remote database and retrieve them on demand.
Q:30. The huge no of devices connected to the Internet of things have to communicate
automatically, not via humans. What is this called?
1. Bot to Bot (B to B)
2. Machine to Machine (M to M)
3. Inter cloud
4. Skynet

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The huge no of devices connected to the Internet of things have to communicate

automatically, not via humans. What is this called B to B.

1. Clean and sustainable environment
2. Apply smart solutions
3. Quality of life
4. All the above
In the approach to the Smart Cities Mission, the objective is to promote cities that provide
core infrastructure and give a decent quality of life to its citizens, a clean and sustainable
environment and application of ‘Smart’ Solutions.
1. Pervasive wireless connectivity
2. Open data
2.Security
2. All the above
▪ Strong technology at the core, which will include a critical mass of smartphones,
sensors and open data portals.

1. CITIIS challenge
2. Smart cities digital payment awards,2018
3. Smart Nation
4. India smart cities Fellowship and internship program
Q:34. Sensors are a key in fitting out an Internet of Things network. What can such a
network monitor?
1. Lighting: Street lights will dim or shut off if there is nothing detected within
predetermined time
2. Vehicular and pedestrian traffic
3. Congestion hot spots and offer alternative routing
4. Air quality
5. All the above
Sensors can detect the events or changes in the environments and for the purposes for
which they were designed and communicate about these events or changes of specific
parameters to system.

1. An algorithm to attract people to the network website
2. Solutions to improve access for all the population to digital tools
4.None of the above
The concept of Digital Inclusion is a method of addressing issues related to digital literacy
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2.Infrastructure
3.Inclusiveness
4.All the aboves
Infrastructure, Security and Hackers, Privacy Concerns, Educating & Engaging the
Community.

1. Massive migration Rural-urban Migration
2. Real expansion of urban areas
4.None of the above
Urban sprawl is the unrestricted growth in many urban areas of housing, commercial
development, and roads over large expanses of land.
Q:38. Name the country that has proposed to assist in developing Delhi as the first global
and smart city in India under the framework of the draft MoU presented on 27th Apr’15?
1.a. Spain
2.b. France
3. Azure Database
the framework of the draft MoU presented on 27th Apr’15 in Spain.
3. Identifying where city services are needed
4. All the above
Smart cities use data and technology to create efficiencies, improve sustainability, create
economic development, and enhance quality of life factors for people living and working
in the city.
Q:40. The core element of architecture of smart city is

4.Management centre
An IoT platform, which could serve as a generic architectural foundation for a smart
city development has a Integrated Information Provider as its core element. Its core
element.
Q:41 ......... layer is responsible for connecting to other smart things, network devices, and
servers.
1.Application
2.Physical
3.Data
4.Network

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The network layer is responsible for connecting IoT elements to other smart
things, network devices, and servers.
Q:42. The… ............... is also known as the middleware layer

1.processing layer
2.Perception Layer
3.Transport Layer
4.Datalink Layer
The Transport layer is also known as the middleware layer.
Q:43. Argyo -setu app uses for connectivity

1.WiFi
2.Bluetooth
3.NFC
4.WiMax
Argyo -setu app uses Bluetooth for connectivity.
Q:44. transfer the data from IoT devices to internet and act as a medium between
them.
1.Sensors
2.Actuators
3.Gateways
4.Cloud
Q:45. is a kind of physical server situated at different part of the world and can be
utilised as a service from different providers.
1.Cloud
2.Memory
3.Microcontroller
4.Sensor
Cloud is a kind of physical server situated at different part of the world and can be utilised as
a service from different providers.

1.Perception Layer
2.Business Layer
3.Application Layer
4.Network Layer
Application layer, also called the Process layer, is the top layer, closest to you, the user, and
is responsible for delivering data and network services.

1.Perception Layer
2.Business Layer
3.Application Layer
4.Network Layer
Application layer is at the top of the stack.

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2.A web browser
3. The physical boundary of network
4. The Network Operating System
A firewall is a network security device that monitors incoming and outgoing network traffic
and decides whether to allow or block specific traffic based on a defined set of security.
Q:49. Raspbian is:

1. Assembler
2.Language
3.Compiler
4.OS
Raspberry Pi OS (formerly Raspbian) is a Debian-based operating system for Raspberry Pi.
Since 2015.

1.6 elements
2.8 elements
3.7 elements
4.3 elements
7 elements in the Open IoT Architecture.
Q.51Which of the following is the way in which an IoT device is associated with data?
1.Internet
2. Cloud
3.Automata
4.Network
Q.52 Which of the following IoT networks has a very short range?
a. Short Network
b. LPWAN
c. SigFox
d. Short-range Wireless Network
Q.53 What is the full form of the LPWAN?

a. Low Protocol Wide Area Network
b. Low Power Wide Area Network
c. Long Protocol Wide Area Network
d. Long Power Wide Area Network
Q.54 An IoT network is a collection of devices.

a. Signal
b. Machine to Machine
c. Interconnected
d. Network to Network

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Q.55 Which one of the following is not an IoT device?

a. Amazon echo voice controller
b. Google Home
c. Nest Smoke Alarm
d. None of these
Q.56 What is the Arduino UNO?

a. Software
b. Hardware device
c. Network
d. Protocol
Q:57 allows the user to control electronic components.

a. Android API
b. RETful API
c. MQTT API
d. CoAP API
Q.58 Which of the following is not an application of IoT?

a. Wearables
b. Smart Grid
c. Arduino
d. Smart City
Q.59 What is the role of Big Data in IoT's Smart Grid architecture?
a. Filter the data
b. Locked the data
c. Store data
d. None of the these
Q.60 What is the real example of a smart grid device in IoT?

a. Mobile phone
b. Television
c. Smart Speaker
d. Smart Meters
Q.61 What is the full form of ICT?

a. InterConnect Technology
b. Internet Connection Topology
c. Information and Communication Technology
d. Infer Communication Topology
Q.62 Which of the following layers provides end-to-end communication in IoT?

a. Logical layer
b. Data link layer
c. Transport layer
d. Session layer

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Q.63 Which of the following touch sensors is used in a cell phone?

a. Resistive touch sensors
b. Human sensor
c. Capacitive touch sensor
d. Follow sensor
Q.64 Which sensor measures the pressure relative to perfect vacuum?
a) Absolute pressure sensor
b) Gauge pressure sensor
c) Vacuum pressure sensor
d) Differential pressure sensor
Q.65 The monitoring of machines, gears and objects are achieved by which sensor?
a) Humidity sensor
b) Proximity sensor
c) Touch sensor
d) Pressure sensor
Q.66 IoT devices are naturally vulnerable to threats.

a) Sensors
b) Heterogeneity
c) Security
d) Connectivity
Q.67 Gateway provides the connection between and

a) Cloud and controller
b) Network and Cloud
c) Network and Controller
d) Controller and device
Q.68. Which of the following is true about IoT?

A. The term Things in the Internet of Things refers to anything and everything in day to day
life
B. IoT has greater transparency, control, and performance.
C. Both A and B
Q.69. IoT is an advanced automation and analytics system which deals with?
A. sensor, networking
B. electronic
C. cloud messaging
D. All of the above
Q.70. Which of the following is not an advantage of IoT?

A. Improved Customer Engagement
B. Security
C. Reduced Waste

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Q.71 IIoT can be used in manufacturing industries to understand

when machines need servicing which downtime.
a) reduces
b) increases
c) remain the same
d) cannot be determined
Q.72 ERP refers to

a) Efficient Resource Planning
b) Enterprise Resource Planning
c) Engineering Resource Planning
d) Effective Resource Planning
Q.73 Which city tops list of 27 new smart cities announced by Ministry
of Urban Development?
a. Amritsar
b. Ajmer
c. Madurai
d. Varanasi
Q.74 Which of the following category is used for business to consumer process?
a. Group IoT
b.Community IoT
c. Personal IoT
d. Industrial IoT
Q.75 What does CGI stands for in IOT?

a. Common Gateway Interest
b. Common Gateway Interface
c. Common Gate Interference
d. Computer Generated Imagery
Q.76 What is needed in a smart home to connect sensors and smart devices to a network?
a.internet connection
b.Packet Tracer
c.Bluetooth
d. home gateway
Q.77 Router operate at ............. layer of OSI reference model?
a. Layer 2 (Data Link)
b. Layer 3 (Network)
c. Layer 1 (Physical)

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d. Layer 4 (Transport)
Q.78 A Denial of Service attack is:

a. Connection flooding
b. Bandwidth flooding
c. All of the mentioned
d. Vulnerability attack
Q.79 What is internet?

a. interconnection of local area networks
b. a vast collection of different networks
c. a single network
d. none of the mentioned
Q.80 layer is the communication layer that connects the IoT devices with WAN.
1. Internet layer
2. Application layer
3. Sensor layer
4. Network layer

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UNIT-5 (AR,VR,5G,BCI)
Q:1. In Mobile communication technology, end users handset connected to each other
through_ waves.
1.Radio
2.Microwave
3.Ultraviolet
4.X-rays
Q:2. Tactile Internet is possible through _?

1.5G
2.2G
3.4G
4.GSM
Q:3. ___ Number of Voice Channel used in 1G.

1.790
2.64
3.256
4.512
Q:4. Web Browsing is introduced in _ Technology.

1.3G
2.2G
3.4G
4.2.5G
Q:5. LTE stands for

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1. Long Time Evolutionh

2. Long Time Evolution
4. Latest Term Evolution

1.2020
2.2015
3.2017
4.2018
1. 3G
2.2G
3.4G
4.5G

1.2.5G
2.3G
3.4G
4.5G
1.4 -4.5GHz
2.4.8 -4.9GHz
3.4 -4.5GHz
4.3.3-3.8 GHz

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Q:10. By 2025, ___ operators have announced plan to launch 5G services across
___ countries.
1.86,11
2.86,56
3.17, 56
4.17,11
Q:11. Reliance Jio has launched Narrow band IoT with _

1. Samsung
2.Ericsson
3.Nokia
4.Airtel
Q:12. Next Generation Shinkansen bullet train travelled at _mph, the 5G signals
delivered data speed over
1.1 , 176Gbps
2.176,1Gbps
3.176,2Gbps
4.176,4K
Q:13. 5G will be USED in INDIA to enable the _ INDIA.

1. DIGITAL
2. MAKE IN
3. MADE IN
4. ATMANIRBHAR

1.Analog Signal
2.Digital signal
3.Both
4.Mixed signal

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Q:15. Low Latency and Highly reliable wireless services will debut in _?
1.2020
2.2019
3.2021
4.2022

1.Brain Computer Interface 2.Base
Computer Interface 3.Brain
Computer
4.Brain Computer
Q:17. In BCI model first step is _ _

1.Feature Extraction 2.Visualization
3. Feature processing
4. Data Acquisition
Q:18. The brain activity patterns are signals obtained with _

1. ECG
2. EEG
3. CT-SCAN
4. MRI
Q:19. The largest part of the human brain is the , which is divided into two
hemispheres.
1.cerebellum
2.forebrain
3.cerebrum
4.spinal cord

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Q:20. Whether you appreciate symphonies or rock music, your brain responds through
the activity of _ lobes?
1.parietal
2.frontal
3.Temporal
4. occipital
Q:21. __ _ overlay digital information onto the real world.

1.Augmented Reality
2.Virtual Reality 3.Mixed
Reality
4.BCI
Q:22. __ _means computer-generated environments for you to interact with, and be

immersed in.
1.Augmented Reality
2.Virtual Reality
3.Mixed Reality 4.BCI

1. AR
2. VR
3. MR
4. BCI

1. Harry Potter: Goblet of Fire
2. Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery

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3. Pokémon
4.Spiderman
Q:25. A __ is a display device, worn on head as a part of

helmet that has a small display optic.
1. HD
2. MD
3. HMD
4. ARD

1. HMD
2. Helmets
3.Smart Glasses
4.VR Glasses

1.Location based
2.Marker less
3.Marker based
4.GPS
Q:28. A __ _ can be recorded using a normal light source.

1.Holograph
2.Photography
3.Holography
4.Photograph
Q:29. A Hologram can be recorded using _ _ source.

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1. LASER
2. LED
3. Sunlight
4.Lamp
Q:30. AR technology allows students to interact with the physical world by

__ .
1.Moving around to change perspectives 2.Moving
closer/further to change scale 3.Select virtual objects
by pointing to them 4.All of the above
Q:31. Which popular Netflix show also put AR on the mainstream map, with one
particularly spooky episode featuring AR in gaming?
1. Sense8
2. Apply smart solutions
3. Quality of life
4. Black mirror

1.2000
2.1980
3.1970
4.1960
Q:33. Which industry was the first to use augmented reality for commercial
purposes?
1.Film
2.Medical
3.Auto
4.Textile

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Q:34. A type of VR environment in which subjects are visually isolated from the real
world?
1.Immersive 2.Non-
Immersive 3.Semi-
Immersive
4.Augmented
Q:35. What is the primary interactive method of communication used by humans?

1.reading
2.writing
3.speaking
1.Left parietal lobe 2.Left
frontal lobe 3.Right
temporal lobe 4.Right
frontal

1.Pons 2.Medulla
3.Hypothalamus
4.Thalamus

1. sense of responsibility
2. hearing
3. movements of skeletal muscles

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4. all of the above
Q:39. In BCI, _ _consist of data acquisition of brain signals

1.Data Acquisition
3.Training
Q:40. A __ is a model similar to that of a neuron in our brain

1.Mobile Network
2.Neural network
3.Web Network 4.TV
Network
Q.41 AR is interactive in real-time.

a) True
b) False
Q.42 Technologies that completely involve a user inside a synthetic

environment.
a) AR
b) VR
c) AI
d) ML
Q.43 Technologies that allow the user to see the real world, with virtual objects
composited in the real world.
a) AR
b) VR
c) AI
d) SR
Q.44 SLAM stands for?
a) Simultaneous localization and mapping

b) System localization and mapping

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c) Simultaneous localization and maintenance

d) System localization and maintenance
Q.45. A technique that enables light field which is generally the product of a light source
scattered off objects.
a) AES
b) Holography
c) Cryptography
d) Gyrography
Q.46 What is 5G?

A. 5G is the 5th generation mobile network.
B. It is a new global wireless standard after 4G
C. 5G wireless technology is meant to deliver higher multi-Gbps peak data speeds
D. All of the above
Q.47 5G is invented by _.
A. Samsung
B.Verizon
C.Huawei
D.None of the above
Q.48 5G is designed to deliver peak data rates up to _.

A. 50 Gbps
B.20 Gbps
C.100 Gbps
D.5 Gbps
Q.49 What is true about 5G ?

A. 5G introduced digital voice
B. 5G ushered in the era of mobile broadband
C. 5G is a unified, more capable air interface
D. All of the above
Q.50 Where will be 5G used ?

A. Enhanced mobile broadband
B. Massive IoT
C. Mission-critical communications
D.All of the above
Q.51 How is 5G better than 4G?

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A. 5G is significantly faster than 4G

B. 5G has significantly lower latency than 4G
C. 5G has more capacity than 4G
D. All of the above
Q.52 OFDM stands for .

A. Orthogonal frequency-division multiple
B. Original frequency-division multiplexing
C.Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing D.None
of the above
Q.53 5G is based on OFDM.

A. True
B.False
Q.54 Disadvantages of 5G are .

A. Battery drain on devices
B. Initial costs for rollout are high
C. Both A and B
Q.55 The drawback of 5G is that the range of 5G connectivity is not great as the frequency
waves are only able to travel a short distance.
A. True
B. False
Q.56 Future possibilities with 5G are _.

A. Increase in wired connection.
B. Smart cities and Industry
C. Both A and B
Q.57 What are the 5G Security Concerns ?

A. Lack of encryption early in the connection process
B. More bandwidth will strain current security monitoring.
C.Decentralized security
D.All of the above
Q.58 5G is the fifth generation technology standard for _ .

A. Wired devices
B. Broadband cellular networks
C. Mobiles only

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D. All of the above
Q.59 In 5G NR, NR stands for _ _

A. New Run
B. Next Radio
C. New Radio
Q.60 Technological Challenges of 5G are _.

A. Inter-cell Interference
B. Traffic Management
C. Both A and B
Q.61 5G technology offers an extremely low latency rate, the delay between the sending
and receiving information.
A. True
B. False
Q.62 The first smartphone which supports 5G is __ _.

A. Google Pixel 5A
B. Samsung Galaxy S20
C. iPhone 12
Q.63 The standard for strong mutual authentication for 5G networks was finalized
in _ year.
A. 2016
B.2017
C.2018
D.2019
Q.64 5G enables a new kind of network that is designed to connect virtually everyone
and everything together including machines, objects, and devices.
A. True
B. False
Q.65 3GPP stands for _ _ .

A. 3rd Generation Project Partnership
B. 3rd Generation Partnership Project
C. 3rd Generation Paper Project

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Q.66 3GPP is the organization that defines the global specifications for 5G
technology.
A. True
B. False
Q.67 5G will impact industries for the facilities like .

A. making safer transportation
B. remote healthcare
C.precision agriculture
D.All of the above
Q.68 You will need to get a new smartphone that supports 5G if you want to be able to
use the network.
A. True
B. False

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PART-1
Q:1. The name of Google cloud is

1.AWS
3.Azure
4.Android
Solution- 2.Google Cloud Service
Reason- Google Cloud Platform (GCP), offered by Google, is a suite
of cloud computing services that runs on the same infrastructure
that Google uses internally for its end-user products, such as Google Search,
Gmail, file storage, and YouTube.

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Q:2. Point out the wrong statement :

1.Google’s App Engine platform is PaaS offering
2.The vendor is responsible for all the operational aspects of the service
3.Google’s App Engine platform is IaaS offering

4.None of the mentioned
Solution- 2.The vendor is responsible for all the operational aspects of the service
Reason- The vendor is responsible for all the operational aspects of the service.
Q:3. In Google App Engine applications run

in secure sandboxed environment.
1.True
2.False
Solution- 1.True
Reason- Google App Engine there are not any servers for you to take care of . …
Applications run during a secure, sandboxed environment, allowing App Engine
to distribute requests across multiple servers, and scaling servers to
satisfy traffic demands.
Q:4. In App Engine application all resources

are created in the region selected by
2.Developer
3.Vendor
4.Third Party service provider
Solution- 2.Developer
Reason- An App Engine app is made up of a single application resource that
consists of one or more services.

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Q:5. Which of the following serves as a

PaaS vendor within Google App Engine
system?
1.Google
2.Amazon
3.Microsoft
4.All of the above
Solution- 1.Google
Reason- Serves as a PaaS vendor within Google App Engine system.
Explanation: Google offers many of its Web service applications to customers as
part of this service model.
Q:6. Google cloud supports multi-cloud

architecture?
1.True
2.False
Solution- 1.True
Reason- Yes, it is true.
Q:7. Google cloud search is used for

1.Public search
2.Enterprise search for employees to quickly find company information
3.searching documents only outside company
4.Google docs only
Solution- 2.Enterprise search for employees to quickly find company information
Reason- Google Cloud Search allows employees of a company to search and
retrieve information, such as internal documents, database fields, and CRM data,
from the company’s internal data repositories.

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Q:8. All Google Cloud Platform resources

are associated with a project. (True Or
False)
1.True
2.False
Solution- 1.True
Reason- Yes, Google Cloud Platform resources are associated with a project.
Q:9. Google BigQuery Service is also a kind

of Google cloud service
1.True
2.False
Solution- 1.True
Reason- Yes, Google BigQuery Service is also a kind of Google cloud service.
Q:10. How does the pricing model work in GCP cloud?
1.on the basis of usage time
2.on the basis of compute instance, network use, and storage
3.on the basis of storage only
4.None of the above
In a subscription-based pricing model, customers are charged a flat monthly
rate. For partial months, the price is prorated.
Q:11. Which of the following is Cloud Platform by Microsoft?

1.AWS
2.GCP
3.Azure
4.Cloudera
Start turning your ideas into solutions with Azure products and services.

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Q:12. Denial of service attack is a potential attack for Azure

1.True
2.False
Yes, Denial of service attack is a potential attack for Azure.
Q:13. In which year was Azure launched?

1.2009
2.2010
3.2011
4.2012
Microsoft Azure, commonly referred to as Azure is a cloud computing service
created by … Initial release, February 1, 2010; Microsoft launched Azure.
Q:14. Potential security threats in cloud services

1.DOS, SQL Injection, Heap spray
2.DOS, Data Breach, Malware, pages defacement
3.Phishing, Virus, Malware
4.Phishing, Spyware, Hackers
Almost every organization has adopted cloud computing to varying degrees …
Here we discuss the top cloud security threat.
Q:15. Choose correct statement

1.Different types of cloud computing service models provide different levels of
security services
2.a cloud model requires to determine what security mechanisms are required
to adopt
3.Data should be transferred and stored in an encrypted format for security
purpose
All of the mentioned is correct.
Q:16. Most of the responsibilities are taken care by cloud service provider in
which model
1.IaaS
2.Paas

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3.SaaS
In a SaaS model, the provider is primarily responsible for the infrastructure and
software stack, as the user has less control over these components.
Q:17. The identity management is responsible for

1.Preventing unauthorized users
2.User role management
3.Controlling data access in cloud
4.All of the above
All of the above point is correct.
Q:18. In Azure AD, AD stands for

1.Access denial
2.Active Directory
3.Azure Database
4.None of the above
Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) is Microsoft’s enterprise cloud-based identity

and access management (IAM) solution. Azure AD is the backbone of the Office
365 system, and it can sync with on-premise Active Directory and provide
authentication to other cloud-based systems.
Q:19. Which service in Azure is used to manage resources in Azure?
1.Application Insights
2.Azure Resource Manager
3.Azure Portal
4.Log analytics
Azure Resource Manager is the deployment and management service for Azure.
It provides a management layer that enables you to create, update, and
delete resources in your Azure account.
Q:20. Which of the following web applications can be deployed with Azure?
1.ASP.NET

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2.PHP
3.WCF
ASP.NET, PHP and WCF can be used as web applications for Microsoft azure.
Q:21. A company wants to use cloud services in the future. What needs to be
done first?
1.Ask the IT department to work out a plan to reduce capital expenses using
cloud services.
2.Analyze existing business processes and determine which of them can be
realized using cloud services.
3.Use cloud migration services to move their production workload into a
managed cloud.
4.Ask the IT department to order multiple virtual machines from different cloud
service providers and test them for performance.
Cloud computing allows these companies to use world-class infrastructure …
that companies will progressively adopt cloud computing in the future.
Q:22. Is IBM Watson a cloud application?

1.Yes
2.No
With Watson, you can bring AI tools and apps to your data wherever it reside.
Q:23. Which of these should a company consider before implementing cloud

computing technology?
1.Employee satisfaction
2.Potential cost reduction
3.Information sensitivity
4.All of the above
A company implement cost reduction, information safe, company emp future
and satisfaction.
Q:24. IBM Watson Personality Insights service take insights from

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1.Social Media
2.Enterprise data
3.Digital communications
4.All of the above
The IBM Watson Personality Insights service enables applications to
derive insights from social media, enterprise data, or other digital
communications.
Q:25. Compute, Storage and Network services can be grouped together as what?
1.IaaS
2.PaaS
3.SaaS
4.None of the above
“IaaS,” is a form of cloud computing that delivers
fundamental compute, network, and storage resources to consumers on-
demand, over the internet.
Q:26. What is shown after login to IBM cloud site?

1.Resource List
2.Dashboard
3.Profile
4.None of the above
Dashboard is shown after login in IBM cloud site.
Q:27. The tool for personality insights in IBM cloud is

1.JSON
2.DevOps
3.IBM Watson
4.VMWare
The IBM Watson Personality Insights service enables applications to derive
insights from social media, enterprise data, or other digital communication.

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Q:28. Big Five personality characteristics are

1.Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Value conscious, Physical Strength,
Kindness
2.Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Emotional range, Openness
3.Extraversion, Emotional range, Openness, Kindness, Social values
4.Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Emotional range, Kindness
The five broad personality traits described by the theory are extraversion (also
often spelled extroversion), agreeableness, openness, conscientiousness, and
neuroticism.
Q:29. Needs describe motivating factors that influence a person’s decision

making
1.True
2.False
Yes,motivating factor that a person decition making.
Q:30. Personality Insights model includes ________ characteristic needs.

1.10
2.6
3.12
4.40
The model includes twelve characteristic needs. Values describe motivating
factors that influence a person’s decision making.
PART-2
Q:1. What is comprised of millions of smart devices and sensors connected to

the internet?
1.IoT
2.Cloud Computing
3.Block Chain
The Internet of Things (IoT) consists of millions of smart devices andsensors
connected to the Internet.

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The Internet of Things (IoT) consists of many smart devices andsensors

connected to the web .
Q:2. What type of device could allow a refrigerator to place a replacement order
for an item contained within it?
1.Sensor
2.Actuator
3.Battery
4.Switch
A sensor allow a refrigerator to place a replacement order for an item.
Q:3. …………… is a computer which can do all the operations like a conventional
computer.
1.Sensor
2.Actuator
3.Amplifier
Actuator is all the operations like a conventional computer.

1.Flexible within Internet
2.Large scale deployment
3.Real time connectivity of billions of devices
4.Range of Sensor node
Range of each sensor node is not related to a scalability of Internet of things
or iot.

1.Bill Gates
2.Steve Jobs
3.Kevin Ashton
4.McDonald

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“Internet of Things” was coined by Kevin Ashton in 1999 during his work at
Procter&Gamble.

1.a sensor
2.a global positioning sensor
3.a smart phone
4.a network
Network allows digital devices and data transmit.

1.A. IoT is a subset of M2M
2.B. M2M is a subset of IoT
3.C. IoT is a subset of CPS
4.D. CPS is a subset of Web of Things (WoT)
CPS is a main part of subset of web of internet and things.

1.Sensors are input devices
2.Sensors can be analog or digital
4.All the above
All the above points are correct.
Q:9. IoT refers to:

1.Interconnections of devices in a network
2.Exchange of data between devices in a network/span>
4.All the above
All of above is correct.

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Q:10. ……………… was First IoT enabled device appeared in the Market
1.Refrigerato
2.Toaster
3.Television
4.Radio

1.Capacitive sensor
2.Inductive sensor
Photoelectric Sensors are proximity sensors that can detect targets within a
range of 10 meters.

1.Capacitive sensor
2.Inductive sensors
Photoelectric sensors detect metallic part .

A sensors converts physical quantity into measurable signals.
Q:14. Which of the following sensor is used in package machines for accurate
and reliable packaging?
1.Vision sensor
2.Metal detector

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3.Ultrasonic sensor

1.Capacitive sensor
2.Pressure sensors
3.Colour sensors
ultrasonic sensor reliably detects multi-layer paper and plastic sheets as well as
metal foils.

1.Part positioning
2.Part placing
3.Metal detection
4.All

2.Signal evaluator
4.All of the above
Q:18. An assembly required to detect and communicate a particular readable

signal is known as
1.Transducer
2.Sensor
3.Modem
4.Modulator
assembly required to detect and communicate a particular readable known as
sensors.

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Q:19. An element within the sensor assembly which performs conversion

between the two forms of energy
1.Modulator
2.Sensor
3.Transducer
4.Both A & B
Sensors and modulator are two assembly performs between two forms of
energy.

1.Proximity sensor
2.Inductive sensor
3.Vision sensor
4.Both A & C
Vision and proximity used for image recognition.
PART-3
Q:1. IIoT stands for __________

industrial internet of things (IIoT) refers to the extension and use of the internet
of things (IoT) in industrial sectors and applications.

1.Sensors
2.Controllers
3.Actuators
4.All the above
All the above options correct.

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Q:3. Primary function of a sensor is __________

1.to convert physical quantity to corresponding electrical, optical or any other
quantity
3.to amplify input quantity and to produce an increased output
4.All of the above
A sensor is a device that detects the change in the environment and responds to
A sensor may be a device that detects the change within the environment and
responds to some output on the opposite system.

4.All the above
A programmable logic converter (PLC) or programmable controller is an
industrial digital computer that has been ruggedized and adapted for the control
of manufacturing processes.
A programmable logic controller (PLC) or programmable controller is an
industrial computer that has been ruggedized and adapted for the control of
producing processes.

1.Interconnection of devices in a network
2.Exchange of data between devices in a network
4.All the above
The industrial internet of things (IIoT) refers to the extension and use of
the internet of things (IoT) in industrial sectors and applications. …
The IIoT encompasses industrial applications, including robotics, medical
devices, and software.

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1.A USB port
4.All the above
IIoT devices must have a Unique identification.

1.Convenience of individuals
2.Efficiency, safety and security of operation and individuals
4.Data security
IIoT is mainly focused on Efficiency, safety and security of operation and
individuals.
IIoT is especially focused on Efficiency, safety and security of operation and
individuals.

1.To control the task
2.To sense the input quantity
3.To implement the task.
4.All the above
Actuators, which are responsible for moving, controlling or positioning a
mechanism or system, make the working of automated equipment seamless
and easy.
Actuators, which are liable for moving, controlling or positioning a mechanism or
system, make the working of automated equipment seamless and
straightforward .

1.Storage of Data
4.All the above.

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Cloud computing is the delivery of different services through the Internet,

including data storage, servers, databases, networking, and software. Cloud-
based storage makes it possible to save files to a remote database and retrieve
them on demand.
Q:10. The huge no of devices connected to the Internet of things have to

communicate automatically, not via humans. What is this called?
1.Bot to Bot (B to B)
2.Machine to Machine (M to M)
3.Inter cloud
4.Skynet
The huge no of devices connected to the Internet of things have to communicate
automatically, not via humans. What is this called B to B.

1.Clean and sustainable environment
3.Quality of life
4.All the above
In the approach to the Smart Cities Mission, the objective is to promote cities
that provide core infrastructure and give a decent quality of life to its citizens, a
clean and sustainable environment and application of ‘Smart’ Solutions.
1.Pervasive wireless connectivity
2.Open data
2.Security
2.All the above
▪ Strong technology at the core, which will include a critical mass of smartphones,
sensors and open data portals.
▪ Applications to translate raw data into insights and actions.
▪ Public adoption.

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1.CITIIS challenge
2.Smart cities digital payment awards,2018
3.Smart Nation
4.India smart cities Fellowship and internship program
Indian government initiative Smart cities digital payment awards,2018.
Q:14. Sensors are a key in fitting out an Internet of Things network. What can
such a network monitor?
1.Lighting: Street lights will dim or shut off if there is nothing detected within
predetermined time
2.Vehicular and pedestrian traffic
3.Congestion hot spots and offer alternative routing
4.Air quality
5.All the above
Sensors can detect the events or changes in the environments and for the
purposes for which they were designed and communicate about these events or
changes of specific parameters to system.

1.An algorithm to attract people to the network website
2.Solutions to improve access for all the population to digital tools
4.None of the above
The concept of Digital Inclusion is a method of addressing issues related to
digital literacy and access to ICT.

2.Infrastructure
3.Inclusiveness
4.All the aboves
Infrastructure, Security and Hackers, Privacy Concerns, Educating & Engaging the
Community.

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1.Massive migration Rural-urban Migration
2.Real expansion of urban areas
4.None of the above
Urban sprawl is the unrestricted growth in many urban areas of housing,
commercial development, and roads over large expanses of land.
Q:18. Name the country that has proposed to assist in developing Delhi as the
first global and smart city in India under the framework of the draft MoU
presented on 27th Apr’15?
1.a. Spain
2.b. France
3.Azure Database
4.None of the above
the framework of the draft MoU presented on 27th Apr’15 in Spain.
3.Identifying where city services are needed
4.All the above
Smart cities use data and technology to create efficiencies, improve sustainability,
create economic development, and enhance quality of life factors for people
living and working in the city.
Q:20. The core element of architecture of smart city is ________

4.Management centre

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An IoT platform, which could serve as a generic architectural foundation for

a smart city development has a Integrated Information Provider as its core
element. Its core element.
An IoT platform, which could function a generic architectural foundation for a
sensible city development features a Integrated Information Provider as its core
element. Its core element.
Q:21. ……….layer is responsible for connecting to other smart things, network

devices, and servers.
1.Application
2.Physical
3.Data
4.Network
The network layer is responsible for connecting IoT elements to other smart
things, network devices, and servers.
The network layer is liable for connecting IoT elements to other smart things,
network devices, and servers.
Q:22. The………………. is also known as the middleware layer

1.processing layer
2.Perception Layer
3.Transport Layer
4.Datalink Layer
The Transport layer is also known as the middleware layer.
Q:23. Argyo -setu app uses_______________ for connectivity

1.WiFi
2.Bluetooth
3.NFC
4.WiMax
Argyo -setu app uses Bluetooth for connectivity.

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Q:24. ________ transfer the data from IoT devices to internet and act as a medium
between them.
1.Sensors
2.Actuators
3.Gateways
4.Cloud
Actuators transfer the data from IoT devices to internet and act as a medium
between them.
Q:25. _______is a kind of physical server situated at different part of the world
and can be utilised as a service from different providers.
1.Cloud
2.Memory
3.Microcontroller
4.Sensor
Cloud is a kind of physical server situated at different part of the world and can
be utilised as a service from different providers.

1.Perception Layer
2.Business Layer
3.Application Layer
4.Network Layer
Application layer, also called the Process layer, is the top layer, closest to you,
the user, and is responsible for delivering data and network services.

1.Perception Layer
2.Business Layer
3.Application Layer
4.Network Layer
Application layer is at the top of the stack.

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2.A web browser
3.The physical boundary of network
4.The Network Operating System
A firewall is a network security device that monitors incoming and
outgoing network traffic and decides whether to allow or block specific traffic
based on a defined set of security.
Q:29. Raspbian is:

1.Assembler
2.Language
3.Compiler
4.OS
Raspberry Pi OS (formerly Raspbian) is a Debian-based operating system
for Raspberry Pi. Since 2015.

1.6 elements
2.8 elements
3.7 elements
4.3 elements
7 elements in the Open IoT Architecture.
PART-4

1.True
2.False
third–party transactions are everywhere in daily life, including Insurance brokers,
mortgage brokers, and online payment portals.

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1.Customer end
2.Bank
3.Institutional members
4.No approval required
Q:3. The third-party charges for validating and recording transactions in

traditional transaction systems.
1.True
2.False
Yes,third party charges for validation and transation system.
Q:4. What does a ledger in blockchain does?

1.Mapping between owner and object
2.Identification of objects
3.Identification of owners
4.None of the above
blockchain is a ledger through which data is added and updated in real-time via
consensus of the different nodes.

1.True
2.False
Payment and Settlement Systems (CPSS) of the central banks of the Group …
The present consultative report on the design.

1.are immutable
2.are added to the ledger with appropriate confidentiality
3.are endorsed by a subset of business network participants
4.All the above

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blockchain is a distributed ledger that maintains a continuously-growing list of

every transaction across every network distributed.

1.True
2.False
use case for blockchain is to track the ownership and provenance of tangible
assets.

1.Before validation
2.After validation by third party
Each block in the chain contains a number of transactions, and every time a
new transaction occurs on the blockchain, a record of
that transaction is added to every participant’s ledge.

3.Broadcast request
Before a transaction is added to the blockchain it must be authenticated and …
This is done using cryptographic key.

3.Shared ledger
4.None of the above
Blockchain technology is most simply defined as a decentralized, distributed
ledger that records the provenance of a digital asset.

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1.Low
2.High
3.Depends on third party reputation
4.Not a factor
The underlying blockchain technology allows us to trust the outputs of the
system is high.

1.True
2.False
the distributed and shared nature of the blockchain there is no single point of
failure.

1.Open for all
2.Only authorized participants
3.Both a & b
4.None of the above
blockchain a control layer runs on top of the blockchain that governs the actions
performed by the allowed participants and open for all.

2.Permission less blockchain
3.In both a & b
It requires a participant node to prove that the work done and submitted by
them qualifies them to receive the right to add new transactions to the
blockchain.

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Q:15. Who is not part of consortium group for permissioned blockchain

network?
1.Corda
2.Quorum
3.Hyperledger
4.Bitcoin
On the other hand, consortium blockchains are permissioned, meaning that you
have to be a member of any organization with access to the ledger.

1.True
2.False

1.Distributed
2.Decentralized
3.Both a and b
4.None of the above
ledger that records the provenance of a digital asset,
Q:18. Immutable means

1.Only one copy is allowed
2.Efficient
3.Tamperproof
4.Distributed
Q:19. Which characteristic of a blockchain network is also its protection?

1.The greater the number of full independent nodes, the harder it is to
compromise the data in the blockchain.

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2.The lower the number of miners in the blockchain, the higher the incentive is
for securing the network.
3.The more centralized the control of the blockchain is, the harder it is to secure
the data and avoid fraud.
4.The more complicated the Proof of Work (PoW) algorithm is, the more
rewarding it is to secure the network.
The blockchain records are protected through cryptography,
where network users have their own private and secure keys. This key is
assigned directly to the transaction keys, and it acts as a personalized digital
signature
Q:20. All transactions are ________________ secured and digitally signed.

1.Centrally
2.Individually
3.Not
4.Virtually
electronic wallet (digital certificate) and a transaction is conducted … stream of
0.25% from every transaction secured by Microsoft’s integrated SE

1.True
2.False
Yes,every block has its own unique hash.

1.Only owner node has its copy
2.Every node in network is given a copy
3.Will be notified after a fixed number of blocks addition
4.Kept secret
Whenever a new block is added to the blockchain, every computer on the
network updates its blockchain to reflect the change

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Q:23. Public blockchains give an incentive to encourage users to mine blocks and
secure the network. What incentive is this?
1.Public blockchains allow users to create tokens to sell on secondary markets.
2.Public blockchains do not offer rewards, because they are open source.
3.Public blockchains offer cash rewards for running mining nodes.
4.Public blockchains offer rewards for mining in the form of cryptocurrency.
The federated nodes are rewarded with Factoids. The nodes can sell Factoids
back into the market to those who wish to use the Factom blockchain
Q:24. Miner is
1.A node
2.Third party
4.Noe of the above
A peer-to-peer computer process, Blockchain mining is used to secure and verify
bitcoin transactions.

1.M2M
2.P2P
3.LAN
4.Piconet
A blockchain network is a technical infrastructure that provides ledger and
smart contract (chaincode) services to applications.
Q:26. Blockchain is ______________ list of blocks.

1.An ordered
2.Scattered
3.Tree
4.Unordered
A blockchain, originally block chain, is a growing list of records, called blocks,
that are linked using cryptography.

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Q:27. Nonce is a ______ bit value.

1.28
2.8
3.32
4.4
The “nonce” in a bitcoin block is a 32-bit (4-byte) field whose value is adjusted by
miners.
PART-5
Q:1. Bitcoin is _____________________ cryptocurrency.

1.Centralized
2.Decentralized
3.Third party
4.None of the above
Bitcoin is a type of cryptocurrency. There are no physical bitcoins, only balances
kept on a public ledger that everyone has transparent access.

1.2016
2.2008
3.1999
4.2000
The domain name “bitcoin.org” was registered on 18 August 2008. On 31 October
2008.
Q:3. Block with largest number of transactions was created in 2012. The number
of transactions was
1.20000
2.1223
3.1332
4.1322
The amount of newly created bitcoin a miner can add to a block decreases
approximately every four years (or precisely every 200,00 blocks).

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1.Prof. Satoshi
2.Craig White
3.Anonymous
4.None of the above
Satoshi Nakamoto is the name used by the presumed pseudonymous person or
persons who developed bitcoin.

1.Pound
2.Euro
3.Ethereum
4.None of the above
Transactional cryptocurrencies serve as a way to store and exchange
value. Examples include bitcoin and litecoin.
Q:6. Bitcoin works on ___________ technology.

1.Cloud
2.Blockchain
3.AWS
4.Java

1.Mining
2.Nonce
3.Bitcoin
4.Ether

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1.Owner
2.Miner
3.Satoshi
4.Customer
Satoshi Nakamoto is the name used by the presumed pseudonymous person or
persons who developed bitcoin,

1.Bounded access transaction machine
2.Broadcast ATM
3.Bitcoin ATM
4.Blockchain ATM

1.True
2.False

1.A day every year where people who hold bitcoin pay forward a random pizza
to a stranger
2.The day when a computer programmer, Laszlo Hanyecz, paid 10,000 bitcoins
for two pizzas in 2010
3.The day Satoshi announced his favorite food is pizza
On May 22, 2010, now known as Bitcoin Pizza Day, Laszlo Hanyecz agreed to pay
10,000 Bitcoins for two delivered Papa John’s pizzas. Organized on bitcointalk
forum, the Florida man reached out for help. “I’ll pay 10,000 bitcoins for a couple
of pizzas.. like maybe 2 large ones so I have some left over for the next day,”
Hanyecz wrote.

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2.A change to the bitcoin software/protocol that creates two separate versions
of the blockchain with a shared history
4.A change to the bitcoin software/protocol that creates two separate versions of
the blockchain with a shared history
Bitcoin forks are splits that happen in the transaction chain based on different
user opinions about transaction history. These splits create new versions
of Bitcoin currency, and they are a natural result of the structure of the
blockchain system, which operates without a central authority.

3.Bitcoin itself
A smart contract is a computer program or a transaction protocol which is
intended to automatically execute.
Q:14. Smart contract was first proposed in __________ by ____________

2.1990, Nick Szabo
3.1994, Nick Szabo
Smart contracts were first proposed in the early 1990s by Nick
Szabo, who coined the term, using it to refer to “a set of promises, specified in
digital form.

1.A smart contract is a computer protocol intended to digitally facilitate, verify,
or enforce the negotiation or performance of a contract
2.Computer code running on top of a blockchain containing a set of rules under
which the parties to that smart contract agree
3.Both a and b

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4.None of these
A smart contract is a computer program or a transaction protocol which is
intended to automatically execute, control or document legally relevant events
and actions according to the terms of a contract or an agreement
Q:16. What is the name of the language used within Ethereum to implement
smart contracts?
1.Ada
2.Solidity
3.C
4.C#
Solidity is an object-oriented programming language for writing smart contracts.
It is used for implementing smart contracts on various blockchain platforms.

1.True
2.False
Smart contracts use blockchain technology to verify, validate, capture and
enforce agreed-upon terms between multiple parties.

1.Alterable
2.Fast and cost effective
4.Transparency
▪ they’re self-verifying due to automated possibilities;
▪ they’re self-enforcing when the rules are met at all stages

1.Decentralized
2.Automated
3.Public
4.All of the above.

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Smart contracts have been making waves since the inception of the problem
with traditional contracts

1.Ethereum
2.Cardano
3.Steller
4.All of the above
The smart contract platforms outperforming it included Ethereum (ETH),
Polkadot (DOT), Cardano (ADA).

1.Dependency on programmer
2.Non-Adjustable
4.All of the above
Weak legal regulation of smart contracts work; The necessity to address the
issue of transaction processing speed and scalability in blockchain technology.
1.a. You need the public and private key to modify the record
2.b. Once submitted, records cannot be altered
3.c. Only a miner has the right to modify a record in a certain timeframe
4.d. Only smart contracts have the right to modify the record.
records are submitted on a blockchain, can they be altered? Yes – the
parties can go back in and alter them at any time.
Q:23. In case of blockchain, at any point of time consumer, retailers can trace the
product
1.True
2.False

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the product on a trip through the supply chain in real time. Blockchain enables
the deal to occur without any telephone call or orde
Q:24. Blockchain technology has made decentralized marketplaces possible.

What is a benefit of a decentralized marketplace?
1.It is based on open-source technology, so it can be used without any
investment.
2.It is not under a paid license to operate and therefore it is managed better.
3.It is relatively cheap due to the use of cryptocurrency and is very accessible.
4.It is tamper-proof, resilient to being shut down and trustworthy due to smart
contracts.
Decentralized marketplaces using the blockchain as a foundational block are a …
Sellers benefit because the marketplace offers product listings at no marginal.

1.By automatically creating trade agreements between two parties
2.By creating safe centralized marketplaces to trade goods on
3.By stabilizing the national currencies of the countries involved
4.By transferring tokenized ownership through a software system
Blockchain can drive increased supply chain transparency to help reduce fraud
for high value goods such as diamonds and pharmaceutical drugs.

1.By avoiding compliance requirements of national authorities, which reduces
overhead
2.By ensuring accuracy of data and automating micro insurances, which reduces
costs
3.By introducing flexible premiums to be paid by customers, which increases
profits
4.By setting up a digital mode of payment, which simplifies claims settlement
Blockchain helps reduce administrative costs through automated verification of
claims/payments data from third parties.

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Q:27. Smart contracts are of no use in case of supply chain use case of
blockchain
1.True
2.False

1.Insurance
2.Defence
3.Food
4.None of the above
The future of blockchain is near & banking isn’t the only industry affected. …
Ultimately, the use cases for a transparent, verifiable register of transaction data
are … Blockchain technology has the potential to streamline parts inventory.
1.Electronic voting
2.Citizen Identity
3.Vehicle Registration
4.All of the above is possible
Q:30. ______________ blockchain is a blockchain that is run by a group.

1.Federated
2.Hybrid
3.Decentralized
4.Public
ledger that … When we create a document and share it with a group of people.
Q:31. ________________ is the first state to implement blockchain for land records.
1.Karnataka
2.Andhra Pradesh

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3.Uttar Pradesh
4.Assam
the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh is in the process of adopting blockchain to
prevent tampering of land records.

1..12 billion
2.4-5 billion
3.10-12 billion
4.300 billion
As a result the global blockchain market size is expected to expand from USD 3.0
billion in 2020
PART-6
Q:1. Who was the first inventor of Stereolithography technology of 3D printing?

1.Hideo Kodama
2.Chuck Hull
3.Scott Crump
4.Dennis Boom
Chuck Hull (Charles W. Hull; born May 12, 1939) is the co-founder, executive vice
president and chief technology officer of 3D Systems.
Q:2. CAD stands for

1.Computer Aided Design
2.Computer Aided Drafting
3.Computer Aided Documentation
4.None
Computer-aided design (CAD) is the use of computers (or workstations) to aid in
the creation, modification, analysis, or optimization of a design.
Q:3. CNC Machining is a type of

1.Additive manufacturing
2.Destructive Manufacturing

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3.Both
4.None
The term CNC stands for ‘computer numerical control’, and the CNC
machining definition is that it is a subtractive manufacturing process.
Q:4. Which process is eliminated in 3D printing process?

1.Logistics
2.Warehouse
3.None
4.Both
Logistics and Warehouse eliminated in 3D printing process.
Q:5. Which is not a type of 3D Printing Technology?

1.FDM
2.SLS
3.SLA
4.Casting
Casting is not a type of 3D printing Technology.
Q:6. Material used in FDM Technology?

1.Chocolate
2.PLA
3.ABS
4.All of the above
The most commonly used thermoplastics in FDM are polycarbonate
(PC), acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), polylactide (PLA).
Q:7. Raw material used in SLA 3D Printing technology?

1.TPU
2.PLA
3.Thermoplastic polymer
4.Thermoset Resin

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When SLA resins are exposed to certain wavelengths of light, short molecular
chains join together, polymerizing.
Q:8. Raw material used in SLS 3D Printing technology?

1.ABS
2.NYLON
3.Both
4.None
The most widely used SLS material is Polyamide 12 (PA 12), also known as Nylon.
Q:9. 3D Printing process gives higher surface finish?

1.FDM
2.DLP
3.Both
4.None
FDM and DLP both gives higher surface finish.
Q:10. PLA is
1.Made of corn and starch
2.Biodegradable material
3.None
4.Both
PLA consists of renewable raw materials and is biodegradable in industrial
composting plants.
Q:11. Organic Shape in Design are?

1.Tauras
2.Cuboid
3.Both
4.None
Taurus logo designed just Organic Shape in Design.

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Q:12. which type of file can you export in 3DC.io app?

1.STL File
2.DXF File
3.STEP File
4.PARASOLID file
Export STL files from your CAD software export in 3DC.io app.
Q:13. What type of technology is 3D printing?

1.1D
2.2D
3.2.5D
4.3D
3D technology is used in 3D printing.
Q:14. What is the first thing you should consider when making something in 3d?
1.a. Quality
2.b. Functionality
3.c. Size
4.d. Material
Functionality is the first thing you should consider when making something in
3d.
Q:15. What does 3d mean?

1.Movies
2.3 dimensions
3.Stereoscopic computer
4.Graphics
3 dimensions.

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Q:16. What menu do I go to merge objects together?

1.a. Group
2.b. Combine
3.c. Translate
4.d. Scale
need to start with page 2 to get it to print facing … Using Draw, you can combine.
Q:17. Could you do 3d modeling on both a mac and windows computer?

1.a. Yes
2.b. No
Yes, we do 3D modeling on both a mac and windows computer.
Q:18. What makes 3d printing superior to other crafting techniques?

1.efficiency
2.speed
3.Quality
4.Customization
Customization is makes 3d printing superior to other crafting techniques.
Q:19. What is it called when I need to move an object in 3d?

1.Move
2.Push
3.Translate
4.Grab
Move command is it called when I need to move an object in 3D.
Q:20. Which axis determines if the object is 3d?

1.z- axis
2.x- axis
3.x- axis
4.Origin

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The third coordinate is often called z. The z-axis is perpendicular to both the x-
axis and the y-axis.
Q:21. Is 3D modeling only used for 3D printing?

1.Yes
2.No
basic principles of 3D modeling across all design verticals remain the same,
there are a few aspects of designing that need to be considered
while modeling for 3D printing.
PART-7
Q:1. Which one is NOT related to rapid prototyping definition?

1.Layer by layer
2.Physical model
3.3D CAD data
4.Production line
Q:2. Which of the process is available in colors?

1.SLA
2.FDM
3.MJM
4.SLM
Q:3. What is the full name of SLS?

1.Selective Laser Simulator
2.Sintering Laser Simulator
3.Selective Laser Sintering

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4.Stereolithography Laser Sintering
Q:4. 3D Printing is used in

1.Construction Industry
2.Food Industry
3.None’
4.Both
Q:5. Application of 3D Printing is minimum in which sector?

1.Both
2.Automotive
3. Aerospace
4.Fashion
Q:6. What are the essences of Innovative Education?

1.Learning by doing
2.3D Food Printing
3.Playing with own 3D printed toys
4.All of the above
Q:7. Among all which is not the key aspect of 4C’s in 3D Printing?
1. Competitiveness
2.Critical Thinking
3.Common Solution
4.Collaboration
Q:8. How much percentage of cost is reduced in Automotive case study?

1.97.5%
2.95%

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3.92.5%
4.90%
Q:9. Which metal can not be print using SLS Technology?

1.Aluminum
2.Copper
3.Magnesium
4.Titanium
Q:10. G Codes and M Codes are used in

1.CAD
2.CAM
3.CAPP
4.None of these
Q:11. What is an UAV?

1.Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
2.Unmanned Automatic Vehicle
3.Unused Automatic vehicle
4.Upper Aerial Vehicle
Q:12. Who is considered as Father of Drone?

1.Chuck Hull
2.Abraham Karim
3.Dennis Watson
4.Paul Harris
Q:13. Which is a type of drone?

1.Multi Rotor Drones

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2.Fixed Wing Drones

3.Hybrid VTOL
4.All of the above
Q:14. What is the advantage of Rotatory Wing or Multirotor Drone?

1.Surveillance or Surveying
2.Higher battery life
3.No point of failure
4.None of the above
Q:15. The size and weight of the MICRO Drones varies between
1.200cm to 300cm and 2kgs to 3 kgs
2.50cm to 200cm and 250gm to 2 kgs
3.300cm to 400cm and 3kgs to 4kgs
4.10 cm to 40gm and 50gm to 150gm
Q:16. What are the processing tools for flight path are:
1.Pix 4D
2.Drone Deploy
3.Drone2Map
4.All of the above
Q:17. Which technology provides better quality of photographs?

1.UAV
2.Satellites
Q:18. A branch of fluid mechanics that deals with the motion of air and other
gaseous fluids is:
1.Aerodynamics

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2.Kinematics
3.Mechanics
4.Geology
Q:19. Minimum drag occurs in :

1.Sphere
2.Airfoil
3.Vertical plate
Q:20. Which of the forces does not act on the flight?

1.Lift
2.Weight
3.Thrust
4.Surface Tension
Q:21. What is ATC?

1.Air Traffic Control
2.Automatic tubular casing
3.Air Tourism case
4.Air Traffic Case
Q:22. Which is a type of Air Traffic Control?

1.Aerodrome Control
2.Approach Control
3.Area Control
4.All of the above
Q:23. At what condition a drone flight is recommended?

1.Low temperature ranging from from 5C to 30C

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2.High wind velocity

3.Rain
4.Tornedo
Q:24. Which engineering discipline takes care of the design of the drone?
1.Mechanical Engineering
2.Controls Engineering
3.Computer Engineering
4.Electrical Engineering
Q:25. Any external device which is attached to the drone is

1.Payload
2.Total Weight
3.Total Weight
4.Crew
Q:26. A quadcopter is a multicopter that is lifted and propelled by

1.Three rotors
2.Four Rotors
3.Two Rotors
4.No Rotor
Q:27. Which component is not a part of the quadcopter

1.Brushless DC motor
2.2.4 GHz Transmitter and Reciever
3.Lipo Battery with balance charger
4.ATTINY 44 Microcontroller
Q:28. For stability of the drone, the rotation of propeller should be

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1.Same for all the rotors

2.Same for the opposite side rotors
3.Same for the same side rotors.
4.None of the above.
Q:29. The voltage in the power module for smaller drones varies from
1.5v to 12v
2.5v to 24v
3.5v to 220v
4.220v to 440v
Q:30. Minimum Requirement to become a drone pilot are

1.Attained 18 years of age
2.Passes 10th exam in English
3.Undergone Training at DGCA approved flying training organization.
4.All of the above.
Q:31. Who controls the commercial aircrafts license?

1.Karnataka
2.Andhra Pradesh
3.Uttar Pradesh
4.Assam
PART-8
Q:1. In Mobile communication technology, end users handset connected to each
other through_______ waves.
1.Radio
2.Microwave
3.Ultraviolet
4.X-rays

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1.5G
2.2G
3.4G
4.GSM

1.790
2.64
3.256
4.512

1.3G
2.2G
3.4G
4.2.5G
Q:5. LTE stands for


1.2020
2.2015
3.2017
4.2018

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1. 3G
2.2G
3.4G
4.5G

1.2.5G
2.3G
3.4G
4.5G
1.4 -4.5GHz
2.4.8 -4.9GHz
3.4 -4.5GHz
4.3.3-3.8 GHz
___ countries.
1.86,11
2.86,56
3.17, 56
4.17,11
1.Samsung
2.Ericsson
3.Nokia
4.Airtel

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Q:12. Next Generation Shinkansen bullet train travelled at ___mph, the 5G

signals delivered data speed over ____
1.1, 176Gbps
2.176,1Gbps
3.176,2Gbps
4.176,4K

1.DIGITAL
2.MAKE IN
3.MADE IN
4.ATMANIRBHAR

1.Analog Signal
2.Digital signal
3.Both
4.Mixed signal
1.2020
2.2019
3.2021
4.2022

3.Brain Computer
4.Brain Computer

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2.Visualization
4.Data Acquisition
1.ECG
2.EEG
3.CT-SCAN
4.MRI
Q:19. The largest part of the human brain is the______, which is divided into two
hemispheres.
1.cerebellum
2.forebrain
3.cerebrum
4.spinal cord
Q:20. Whether you appreciate symphonies or rock music, your brain responds
through the activity of_____ lobes?
1.parietal
2.frontal
3.Temporal
4. occipital
1.Radio
2.Microwave
3.Ultraviolet
4.X-rays

1.5G

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2.2G
3.4G
4.GSM

1.790
2.64
3.256
4.512

1.3G
2.2G
3.4G
4.2.5G
Q:5. LTE stands for


1.2020
2.2015
3.2017
4.2018

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1. 3G
2.2G
3.4G
4.5G

1.2.5G
2.3G
3.4G
4.5G
1.4 -4.5GHz
2.4.8 -4.9GHz
3.4 -4.5GHz
4.3.3-3.8 GHz
___ countries.
1.86,11
2.86,56
3.17, 56
4.17,11
1.Samsung
2.Ericsson
3.Nokia
4.Airtel

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Q:12. Next Generation Shinkansen bullet train travelled at ___mph, the 5G

signals delivered data speed over ____
1.1, 176Gbps
2.176,1Gbps
3.176,2Gbps
4.176,4K

1.DIGITAL
2.MAKE IN
3.MADE IN
4.ATMANIRBHAR

1.Analog Signal
2.Digital signal
3.Both
4.Mixed signal
1.2020
2.2019
3.2021
4.2022

3.Brain Computer
4.Brain Computer

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2.Visualization
4.Data Acquisition
1.ECG
2.EEG
3.CT-SCAN
4.MRI
Q:19. The largest part of the human brain is the______, which is divided into two
hemispheres.
1.cerebellum
2.forebrain
3.cerebrum
4.spinal cord
Q:20. Whether you appreciate symphonies or rock music, your brain responds
through the activity of_____ lobes?
1.parietal
2.frontal
3.Temporal
4. occipital
PART-9
Q:1. _____ overlay digital information onto the real world.
1.Augmented Reality
2.Virtual Reality
3.Mixed Reality
4.BCI

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Q:2. _____means computer-generated environments for you to interact with, and

be immersed in.
1.Augmented Reality
2.Virtual Reality
3.Mixed Reality
4.BCI

1.AR
2.VR
3.MR
4.BCI

1.Harry Potter: Goblet of Fire
2.Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery
3.Pokémon
4.Spiderman
Q:5. A ______________________ is a display device, worn on head as a part of helmet

that has a small display optic.
1.HD
2.MD
3.HMD
4.ARD

1.HMD
2.Helmets
3.Smart Glasses
4.VR Glasses

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1.Location based
2.Marker less
3.Marker based
4.GPS
Q:8. A _______ can be recorded using a normal light source.

1.Holograph
2.Photography
3.Holography
4.Photograph
Q:9. A Hologram can be recorded using ____ source.

1.LASER
2.LED
3.Sunlight
4.Lamp
Q:10. AR technology allows students to interact with the physical world by

________.
1.Moving around to change perspectives
2.Moving closer/further to change scale
3.Select virtual objects by pointing to them
4.All of the above
Q:11. Which popular Netflix show also put AR on the mainstream map, with one
particularly spooky episode featuring AR in gaming?
1.Sense8
3.Quality of life

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4.Black mirror

1.2000
2.1980
3.1970
4.1960
Q:13. Which industry was the first to use augmented reality for commercial
purposes?
1.Film
2.Medical
3.Auto
4.Textile
Q:14. A type of VR environment in which subjects are visually isolated from the
real world?
1.Immersive
2.Non-Immersive
3.Semi-Immersive
4.Augmented
Q:15. What is the primary interactive method of communication used by

humans?
1.reading
2.writing
3.speaking

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1.Left parietal lobe
2.Left frontal lobe
3.Right temporal lobe
4.Right frontal

1.Pons
2.Medulla
3.Hypothalamus
4.Thalamus

1.sense of responsibility
2.hearing
3.movements of skeletal muscles
4.all of the above
Q:19. In BCI, __________consist of data acquisition of brain signals

1.Data Acquisition
3.Training
Q:20. A ______is a model similar to that of a neuron in our brain

1.Mobile Network
2.Neural network
3.Web Network
4.TV Network

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EMERGING TECHNOLOGY FOR ZONE (KMC102/KMC202) 2020-21

AKTU Prutor Solved Quiz Questions in Emerging Technologies

10.Assignment-10 …………………………………………………… ..…56

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AKTU Emerging Technologies (KMC102/KMC202)

Q:2. The term ______ refers to a Network or Internet.

Reason: The term Cloud refers to a Network or Internet.

Q:3. What is the name of Microsoft cloud services?

Q:4. With exponential growth of Data, the network become ________.

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Q:5. Cloud Computing also known as _____________.

Solution 1. On-Demand Computing

Q:6. Which of the following is Cloud Platform by Amazon?

4.All of the above

Q:7. Which of the following is the deployment model?

Q:8. _____________ will play an important role in simplifying cloud architecture.

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4.All of the above

Reason: The cloud may be managed by that organization or a third party.

4.None of the above

Q:11. How much carbon emission can be reduced by moving to cloud?

Solution: 2.65%, 15%

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Solution: 3. Infrastructure as a Service

Q:19. All traffic between AZs are encrypted.

Q:20. AWS Outpost provides consistent __________ experience.

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Q:7. Google cloud search is used for

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Q:10. How does the pricing model work in GCP cloud?

Q:13. In which year was Azure launched?

Q:14. Potential security threats in cloud services

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Q:18. In Azure AD, AD stands for

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Q:22. Is IBM Watson a cloud application?

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4.All of the above

Q:26. What is shown after login to IBM cloud site?

Q:27. The tool for personality insights in IBM cloud is

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Solution: 3. IBM Watson

Q:28. Big Five personality characteristics are

Q:30. Personality Insights model includes ________ characteristic needs.

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Q:4. Which of these is NOT related to IoT scalability?

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Q:5. Who invented the term the Internet of Thing?

Q:6. What allows digital devices to interconnect and transmit data?

Q:7. Which of the following is true?

Q:8. Which of these statements regarding sensors are TRUE?

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Q:9. IoT refers to:

Q:13. A sensor is a device that converts:

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4.Physical quantity into electric signal only

Q:15. Which sensor is used for especially double sheet monitoring?