Block Chain Technology Quiz 2

In Decentralized Network, Decisions are often made through a ...............................................involving multiple nodes. This ensures that no single entity has complete control, promoting fairness

• Single Point of Contact

• Consensus Mechanism 

• Central Authority

• Top Down Approach

Exchange Fees is more in .................................................

• Neither Centralized nor Decentralized

• Centralized Network

• Decentralized Network

• Both

Which of these is correct to describe the control of Decentralized Network?

• None of the above

• This entity has the power to make decisions, enforce rules, and manage the entire network

• Direct control over rules, policies, and operations, enabling streamlined governance

• No single entity has absolute authority, and decisions may be made collectively or through consensus mechanisms.

In Public key Cryptography, if the key length increases the computing time increases exponentially

• TRUE

• FALSE

• MAY BE

In quantum computing, information is stored in ..........................

• Quantumbytes

• Qubits

• Qbytes

• QuickBits

................................. father of quantum computing.

• Quantomania

• David Deutsch

• Neil Bohr

• Max planck

Quantum coin-flipping

Position-based

Device-independent

Kek protocol

Y-00 protocol

....are types of ........................

• Quantum cryptography

• Quantum Theory

• Quantum Mechanics

• Quantum Computers

A ............... is a geometric structure where lines connect points, similar to a grid of graph paper.

• Parallelogram

• Lattice

• Isogeny

• Multivariate

....................................... works by sending photons, which are “quantum particles” of light, across optical links.

• Primary Key Distribution(PKD)

• Asymmetric key distribution (AKD).

• Quantum key distribution (QKD).

• Optical key distribution (OKD).

What is QRNG

• Quadrature Random Number Generation

• Quantum Radio Noise Generation

• Quantum Random Number Generation

• Qubits Random Number Generation