Smart City

Which of the following best defines a Smart City?

• A city with only digital infrastructure

• A city that uses technology to enhance life quality and urban operations

• A city with autonomous vehicles

• A city dependent on artificial intelligence alone

Why is rapid urbanization a driver for Smart Cities?

• It increases greenhouse gases

• It reduces electricity usage

• It places strain on resources and demands efficiency

• It makes cities more rural

Which is NOT one of the six core components of Smart Cities?

• Smart Governance

• Smart People

• Smart Logistics

• Smart Environment

Smart Economy includes which of the following?

• Construction of high-rise apartments

• Start-up incubators and digital innovation

• Fossil fuel investment programs

• Municipal tax collection only

Smart Living emphasizes:

• Free housing for all

• Urban farming in downtown

• Public safety and digital cultural experiences

• Online shopping expansion

Smart Environment focuses on:

• Increased plastic use

• Open air parking

• Resource efficiency and green infrastructure

• Expanding landfill space

Which city implemented smart homes with energy and health management?

• Hanoi

• Seoul

• Amsterdam

• Rio de Janeiro

Which stakeholder provides funding and establishes regulations?

• Academia

• Citizens

• Government

• Private developers

Enterprises in the smart city model are responsible for:

• Public voting

• Creating legal frameworks

• Developing scalable solutions

• Organizing cultural events

The quadruple helix includes government, enterprise, academia, and:

• Artificial intelligence

• Military

• Cities & communities

• Healthcare