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Worksheets5G Technology
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is 4G?
A new, faster network
A software defined network
The current mobile network
A network that operates on the cloud
What is the potential of 5G?
To replace cables entirely
To improve internet speeds
To transform the internet
To make calls and send messages
How does 5G compare to 4G in terms of capacity?
5G has 10x better capacity than 4G
5G has 50x better capacity than 4G
5G has 100x better capacity than 4G
5G has 200x better capacity than 4G
How long would it take to download a two-hour film on 3G?
26 hours
6 minutes
3 and a half seconds
50 milliseconds
How fast does the 4G network respond to commands?
50 milliseconds
1 millisecond
400 times faster than a blink of the eye
3 and a half seconds
What is an example of a technology that requires a continuous stream of data?
Self-driving cars
Smartphones
Medical devices
Industrial equipment
What is the internet of things?
An industry that's set to grow threefold by 2025
A network of robots
A network of medical devices
A network of agricultural machinery
What is network slicing?
Creating separate wireless networks on the cloud
Creating separate wireless networks on the phone
Creating separate wireless networks on the computer
Creating separate wireless networks on the router
What is the benefit of network slicing?
Faster response times for online gamers
Greater data capacity for online gamers
Personalized web experience for users
Improved internet capacity for big events
When is 5G expected to be available for use?
2020
2025
2030
Never
What is the main obstacle for the mainstream existence of 5G?
Cost
Lack of infrastructure
Lack of frequencies
Lack of support from network operators
Which country is taking a more coherent approach to 5G?
China
United States
United Kingdom
Germany
What is the predicted percentage of 5G mobile connections in the U.S. by 2025?
Less than 10%
Around 25%
Around 50%
More than 75%
What is the predicted approach to 5G in the West?
Gradual adoption driven by competition
Rapid adoption in all areas
No adoption at all
Selective adoption in key industrial zones
How could 5G potentially change how we get the internet at home and at work?
By replacing phone lines and cables with a wireless network
By improving the speed of phone lines and cables
By making phone lines and cables obsolete
By providing a more personalized web experience
