Mendeleev Long Quiz #3 Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 Quiz

Michael is exploring the internet and notices that many websites allow users to comment, share, and collaborate on content. He wonders, what is the main characteristic of Web 2.0?

• Static content

• Decentralized data

• User interaction and collaboration

• Blockchain-based apps

During a discussion about the evolution of the internet, Nora mentioned various platforms that have emerged over the years. She asked her friends, 'Which of the following platforms is an example of Web 2.0?'

• Uniswap

• Opensea

• Wikipedia

• Brave Browser

In a community meeting, Samuel emphasized the importance of Web 3.0, stating that it focuses on:

• Centralized control

• Static websites

• Decentralization and data ownership

• Limited user participation

In a decentralized marketplace, William wants to buy a digital artwork from Liam without needing to trust him. What technology enables this trustless transaction in Web 3.0?

• Cloud computing

• Smart contracts

• Social media

• Rich web applications

In a software development project, the team decided to involve users in the design process. What is a benefit of user participation in ICT?

• Increased resistance to change

• More errors in systems

• Better system design

• Reduced user satisfaction

What is a key feature of Web 2.0?

• Blockchain integration

• User-generated content

• AI personalization

• Static pages

During a group project, Mason and Zoe need to work together on a document in real-time. Which platform should they use to collaborate effectively in Web 2.0?

• Google Docs

• Brave Browser

• Audius

• Uniswap

In a community art project, how do participants contribute to the overall success of the initiative?

• Passive viewers

• Content creators and collaborators

• Data miners

• System administrators

Benjamin is an avid music lover who wants to explore new ways to listen to his favorite tracks without relying on traditional streaming services. He hears about a Web 3.0 platform that allows for decentralized music streaming. Which platform is he likely to use?

• Opensea

• Audius

• Uniswap

• Google Docs

In a small town, a group of friends decided to create a community library. Instead of having all the books stored in one central location, they agreed to distribute the books among their homes. Each friend would keep a selection of books, and they would share them with each other and the community. What does this decentralized approach to the library represent in the context of Web 3.0?

• Data stored on a single server

• Data controlled by corporations

• Data distributed across many nodes

• No data storage