Q1. Who coined the term "Artificial Intelligence" in 1956?
A) Alan Turing
B) John McCarthy
C) Marvin Minsky
D) Elon Musk
E) Charles Babbage
Answer: B
Q2. Which technology underpins the functioning of "Bitcoin" and other cryptocurrencies?
A) Cloud Computing
B) Blockchain (Distributed Ledger)
C) Big Data
D) IoT
E) VR
Answer: B
Q3. "IoT" stands for:
A) Internet of Technology
B) Internet of Things
C) Input of Things
D) International of Things
E) Integration of Things
Answer: B
Q4. Which cloud service model provides the user with virtual hardware (Storage, Servers) on rent?
A) SaaS
B) PaaS
C) IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)
D) FaaS
E) DaaS
Answer: C
Q5. "SaaS" stands for:
A) Software as a Service
B) System as a Service
C) Storage as a Service
D) Security as a Service
E) Server as a Service
Answer: A
Q6. "Machine Learning" is a subset of:
A) Robotics
B) Artificial Intelligence (AI)
C) IoT
D) Web Development
E) Blockchain
Answer: B
Q7. The "Turing Test" is designed to measure:
A) Computer Speed.
B) A machine's ability to exhibit intelligent behavior equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of a human.
C) Battery Life.
D) Internet Speed.
E) Graphics quality.
Answer: B
Q8. "Big Data" is characterized by the 3 Vs. Which is NOT one of them?
A) Volume
B) Velocity
C) Variety
D) Vacuum
E) None of these
Answer: D
Q9. The pseudonym of the creator of Bitcoin is:
A) Vitalik Buterin
B) Satoshi Nakamoto
C) Elon Musk
D) Mark Zuckerberg
E) Jeff Bezos
Answer: B
Q10. "NFT" stands for:
A) Non-Fungible Token
B) New Financial Tool
C) Non-Financial Token
D) Network File Transfer
E) New File Type
Answer: A
Q11. "AR" (Augmented Reality) differs from "VR" (Virtual Reality) because:
A) VR is real; AR is fake.
B) AR overlays digital elements onto the real world (e.g., Pokemon Go); VR creates a completely immersive digital environment.
C) VR uses phones; AR uses headsets.
D) AR is older.
E) VR is cheaper.
Answer: B
Q12. "5G" technology promises extremely low "Latency". What is Latency?
A) Download speed.
B) The delay before a transfer of data begins following an instruction.
C) The cost of data.
D) The range of the tower.
E) The size of the phone.
Answer: B
Q13. "RPA" stands for:
A) Robotic Process Automation
B) Real Process Automation
C) Rapid Process Action
D) Robotic Program Action
E) Random Process Automation
Answer: A
Q14. "Deepfakes" are created using:
A) Photoshop.
B) AI (Generative Adversarial Networks) to replace a person's likeness in videos.
C) Video cameras.
D) 3D printers.
E) Makeup.
Answer: B
Q15. "Quantum Computing" uses which unit of data?
A) Bits
B) Qubits (Quantum Bits)
C) Bytes
D) Pixels
E) Hertz
Answer: B
Q16. "Edge Computing" processes data:
A) In a central cloud server.
B) At or near the source of data generation (the "edge"), reducing latency.
C) In space.
D) Offline.
E) On paper.
Answer: B
Q17. "Chatbot" technology primarily uses:
A) NLP (Natural Language Processing)
B) SQL
C) VR
D) Blockchain
E) GPS
Answer: A
Q18. "Smart Contracts" are associated with:
A) Cloud Computing
B) Blockchain (Ethereum)
C) IoT
D) AI
E) Big Data
Answer: B
Q19. "Digital Twin" refers to:
A) A clone of a human.
B) A virtual representation (digital replica) of a physical object or system.
C) A backup file.
D) A second monitor.
E) A twin brother.
Answer: B
Q20. "Metaverse" is:
A) A new planet.
B) A collective virtual shared space, created by the convergence of virtually enhanced physical reality and physically persistent virtual space.
C) A website.
D) A book.
E) A movie.
Answer: B
Q21. "Li-Fi" transmits data using:
A) Radio waves.
B) Light (Visible Light Communication).
C) Sound.
D) Wires.
E) Magnets.
Answer: B
Q22. "FinTech" stands for:
A) Fine Technology
B) Financial Technology
C) Final Technology
D) Finger Technology
E) Finish Technology
Answer: B
Q23. "Wearable Technology" examples include:
A) Smartwatches (Fitbit, Apple Watch).
B) Laptops.
C) Desktops.
D) Printers.
E) Routers.
Answer: A
Q24. "Drone" is technically known as:
A) UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle)
B) UFO
C) USB
D) UTP
E) URL
Answer: A
Q25. "3D Printing" is also called:
A) Additive Manufacturing
B) Subtractive Manufacturing
C) Virtual Printing
D) Laser Printing
E) Inkjet Printing
Answer: A
Q26. "Biometrics" relies on:
A) Unique physical characteristics (Fingerprint, Iris, Face).
B) Passwords.
C) Smart cards.
D) PINs.
E) Usernames.
Answer: A
Q27. "Data Science" involves:
A) Cleaning hardware.
B) Extracting insights from structured and unstructured data.
C) Designing games.
D) Installing Windows.
E) Teaching science.
Answer: B
Q28. "Hadoop" is a framework for:
A) Distributed storage/processing of Big Data.
B) Gaming.
C) Music.
D) Email.
E) Chatting.
Answer: A
Q29. "Telemedicine" uses:
A) Telepathy.
B) ICT to provide clinical health care from a distance.
C) Herbs.
D) Physical visits.
E) Magic.
Answer: B
Q30. "NLP" stands for:
A) Natural Language Processing
B) New Language Program
C) Neural Language Protocol
D) Network Language Process
E) Native Language Program
Answer: A
Q31. "PaaS" stands for:
A) Platform as a Service
B) Program as a Service
C) Public as a Service
D) Private as a Service
E) Phone as a Service
Answer: A
Q32. "Dark Factory" refers to:
A) A factory without lights (Fully automated/Robotic).
B) An illegal factory.
C) A coal factory.
D) A software factory.
E) A closed factory.
Answer: A
Q33. "Cryptomining" involves:
A) Digging gold.
B) Verifying transactions on a blockchain to earn cryptocurrency.
C) Hacking.
D) Stealing data.
E) Creating files.
Answer: B
Q34. "Neural Networks" mimic:
A) The Human Brain.
B) The Internet.
C) A Tree.
D) A Map.
E) A Microchip.
Answer: A
Q35. "Gig Economy" refers to:
A) Freelance/Short-term contracts (e.g., Uber, Upwork).
B) Selling Gigabytes.
C) Manufacturing.
D) Farming.
E) Government jobs.
Answer: A
Q36. "OpenAI" created which famous tool?
A) ChatGPT
B) Siri
C) Alexa
D) Cortana
E) Watson
Answer: A
Q37. "Computer Vision" enables computers to:
A) "See" and interpret images/video.
B) Predict future.
C) Read minds.
D) Hear.
E) Smell.
Answer: A
Q38. "Crowdfunding" is:
A) Raising money from many people online.
B) Gathering people.
C) Selling stocks.
D) Borrowing from banks.
E) Paying taxes.
Answer: A
Q39. "Hyperloop" is:
A) High-speed transport in vacuum tubes.
B) Flying cars.
C) Teleportation.
D) Underwater train.
E) Space rocket.
Answer: A
Q40. "Green Computing" aims to:
A) Reduce environmental impact of computing (Eco-friendly).
B) Paint PCs green.
C) Make money.
D) Speed up PCs.
E) Use green cables.
Answer: A
Q41. "API" stands for:
A) Application Programming Interface
B) Applied Program Internet
C) Application Process Integration
D) Automated Program Interface
E) Advanced Program Input
Answer: A
Q42. "RFID" stands for:
A) Radio Frequency Identification
B) Real Frequency Identity
C) Rapid Frequency ID
D) Radio File ID
E) Remote File Identity
Answer: A
Q43. "NFC" stands for:
A) Near Field Communication
B) New Field Communication
C) Near Frequency Control
D) Network Field Communication
E) Near File Connection
Answer: A
Q44. "Industry 4.0" is:
A) The Fourth Industrial Revolution (Smart automation).
B) Agriculture.
C) Steam power.
D) Internet 4.0.
E) Factory 4.0.
Answer: A
Q45. "Web 3.0" refers to:
A) The Semantic Web / Decentralized Web.
B) Mobile Web.
C) Social Media.
D) Only Video.
E) Text only.
Answer: A
Q46. "Fuzzy Logic" deals with:
A) Approximate reasoning (Degrees of truth).
B) Exact logic (0 or 1).
C) Broken code.
D) Fuzzy screens.
E) Cleaning logic.
Answer: A
Q47. "Geofencing" uses GPS to:
A) Create virtual boundaries/perimeters.
B) Build fences.
C) Block GPS.
D) Track satellites.
E) Hack phones.
Answer: A
Q48. "Planned Obsolescence" means:
A) Designing products to fail/become outdated after a set time.
B) Planning for success.
C) Building durable products.
D) Recycling.
E) Lowering prices.
Answer: A
Q49. "Dark Mode" saves battery on which screen type?
A) OLED
B) LCD
C) CRT
D) Plasma
E) Projector
Answer: A
Q50. "e-SIM" is:
A) Embedded SIM (Digital).
B) Electronic Card.
C) External SIM.
D) Extra SIM.
E) Easy SIM.
Answer: A
Q51. "Autopilot" in Tesla uses:
A) AI and Computer Vision.
B) Remote control.
C) Magnets.
D) Rails.
E) Magic.
Answer: A
Q52. "Smart Grid" manages:
A) Electricity distribution efficiently.
B) Maps.
C) Excel sheets.
D) Traffic.
E) Internet.
Answer: A
Q53. "Bio-Chips" are used for:
A) Biological analysis / DNA processing.
B) Eating.
C) Wood processing.
D) Solar power.
E) Gaming.
Answer: A
Q54. "Sentiment Analysis" determines:
A) Emotional tone of text (Positive/Negative).
B) Grammar.
C) Language.
D) Author.
E) Date.
Answer: A
Q55. "Exoskeleton" suits:
A) Enhance human strength.
B) Protect insects.
C) Are virtual.
D) Are for diving.
E) Are software.
Answer: A
Q56. "Brain-Computer Interface" (BCI) connects:
A) Brain signals to external devices.
B) PC to Internet.
C) Mouse to PC.
D) Brain to Brain.
E) AI to Cloud.
Answer: A
Q57. "Technological Singularity" implies:
A) AI surpassing human intelligence uncontrollably.
B) Computers stopping.
C) Single computer world.
D) No technology.
E) Aliens.
Answer: A
Q58. "Mesh Wi-Fi" uses:
A) Multiple nodes to create a seamless network.
B) Wires.
C) One router.
D) Satellite.
E) Bluetooth.
Answer: A
Q59. "Gait Analysis" identifies people by:
A) Walking style.
B) Face.
C) Voice.
D) Fingerprint.
E) Signature.
Answer: A
Q60. "Containerization" (Docker) allows:
A) Packaging software with dependencies to run anywhere.
B) Shipping hardware.
C) Storing files.
D) Compressing video.
E) Hiding viruses.
Answer: A
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