PRETEST MSCS 8 LESSON 5

What is the primary goal of Smart Government?

• To replace human workers with AI

• To use electronic communication and the internet to provide public services

• To limit access to government services

• To increase government spending on paper-based communication

Participation in smart government refers to:

• Citizens paying higher taxes

• Governments sending direct messages to citizens without response

• Citizens engaging in discussions and providing feedback on public services

• Governments making decisions without consulting the public

Which social media platforms does the UAE federal government use for public engagement?

• Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, YouTube

• Instagram, LinkedIn, Snapchat

• TikTok, WhatsApp, Reddit

• MySpace, Google+, Vine

What is the main objective of UAE Vision 2021 regarding smart government?

• To increase paper-based transactions

• To provide interactive, customer-focused, and efficient government services

• To eliminate social media interaction

• To reduce digital communication with citizens

The Mohammed bin Rashid Smart Majlis is designed to:

• Discuss only economic policies

• Allow the public to contribute ideas for improving Dubai

• Replace government officials with AI

• Restrict feedback on government services

What educational initiative was created from the Smart Majlis idea submission?

• Free online university

• The Teddy Bear Hospital

• The Dubai AI Council

• Smart Government Coding Classes

What is the main purpose of the Teddy Bear Hospital?

• To provide free toys to children

• To teach children about medical procedures in a fun way

• To train doctors on pediatric care

• To encourage students to pursue veterinary science

The European Citizens' Initiative allows:

• Any person to propose EU laws

• EU citizens to invite the European Commission to propose legislation

• Organizations to submit laws directly to the EU Parliament

• National governments to create laws for all EU countries

How many signatures are required for a European Citizens' Initiative?

• 500,000 from 3 countries

• 1 million from at least 7 countries

• 2 million from all EU countries

• 100,000 from a single country

Who examines the proposals of a Citizens’ Initiative after signatures are collected?

• The European Parliament

• The European Commission

• The United Nations

• The EU Council of Ministers