Mobile Cloud Computing Quiz 1

What is the main goal of Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC)?

• Increase phone storage

• Reduce battery consumption

• Offload heavy computation to the cloud

• Increase screen resolution

In MCC, which of the following best describes the "cloud"?

• A local app storage system

• A serverless AI model

• A remote data center providing computation and storage

• A mobile OS feature

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of MCC?

• Reduced need for device resources

• Offline application access

• Improved scalability

• Increased processing power

MCC helps mobile devices overcome their limitations in:

• Display size

• Network speed

• Processing power and storage

• Operating systems

Which of the following is an application scenario of MCC?

• Offline text editing

• Calculator apps

• Cloud-based photo editing

• Phone dialer

What is a common security concern in MCC?

• Broken screens

• Data privacy and unauthorized access

• App updates

• User interface design

Which of these is a characteristic of cloud resources?

• They run only on smartphones

• They are finite and static

• They are elastic and scalable

• They are restricted to app stores

Which mobile app feature depends most on MCC?

• Stopwatch

• Live location tracking

• Alarm clock

• Calculator

In MCC, “latency” refers to:

• The time it takes to open an app

• The delay in data transfer between mobile and cloud

• The cloud’s battery life

• Device overheating

Which mobile service model offers full control over deployed applications?

• SaaS

• PaaS

• IaaS

• DaaS