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H CS - Environmental impact (revision)

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT an example of an intelligent system?

a)

Self-driving vehicles

b)

Rescue robots

c)

Smartphones

d)

Digital assistants

2.

What is one of the benefits of intelligent systems acting on gathered data without human interaction?

a)

Slower responses in crisis situations

b)

Decreased efficiency in resource management

c)

Safer performance of difficult tasks

d)

Increased need for human control

3.

What can smart heating and home systems be controlled with?

a)

A remote control

b)

An app or computer software

c)

A manual thermostat

d)

Voice commands

4.

Imagine a city where every home is equipped with smart heating systems that optimise the use of boilers and radiators. What would be the long-term impact on natural gas consumption?

a)

Increased use of natural gas

b)

No change in natural gas consumption

c)

Overall reduction in the amount of gas necessary to heat homes

d)

Higher electricity bills

5.

Some smart heating systems learn your temperature preferences by (a)   .

Choose from the below words
By using a standard temperature set
Through a preset schedule
Using activity sensors
By asking the user directly
6.

How can the thermostat of a smart heating system be controlled?

a)

By using a remote control

b)

Through a wall-mounted panel

c)

Connected to wi-fi and controlled by an app

d)

It cannot be controlled remotely

7.

Imagine you're on holiday and you forgot to adjust your home's heating system. What is the advantage of having a smart heating system connected to an app on your phone?

a)

It can only be turned off remotely

b)

It allows for temperature control based on weather forecasts

c)

It enables you to turn the heating system off or on depending on whether you are going home

d)

It provides energy consumption statistics only

8.

One purpose of the intelligent traffic control system mentioned in the text is to (a)   .

Choose from the below words
To monitor the speed of vehicles
To pass emergency vehicles smoothly
To charge tolls automatically
To provide GPS navigation to driver
9.

What technology is used in the traffic control system to identify individual vehicles?

a)

GPS tags

b)

Barcodes

c)

Radio frequency identification (RFID) tags

d)

Bluetooth devices

10.

What action does the traffic control system take when an RFID-tagged stolen vehicle is detected?

a)

It shuts down the vehicle immediately.

b)

It sends a message to the vehicle owner.

c)

It sends a message to the police control room.

d)

It increases the green light duration for that path.

11.

How does the traffic control system respond when an ambulance is approaching a junction?

a)

It sends an alert to nearby vehicles.

b)

It turns ON the red light.

c)

It turns ON the green light.

d)

It charges a fee to the ambulance.

12.

What is a debated issue regarding the use of RFID tracking in traffic control systems?

a)

The cost of implementing the system

b)

The effectiveness in reducing traffic

c)

The potential violation of civil rights-privacy

d)

The durability of RFID tags

13.

What is the optimum speed range for low fuel consumption and low emissions as mentioned in the text?

a)

25 to 45 miles per hour

b)

45 to 65 miles per hour

c)

65 to 85 miles per hour

d)

85 to 105 miles per hour

14.

How do cars with individual navigation systems help in traffic control?

a)

By increasing fuel consumption

b)

By using satellite information to guide drivers away from traffic congestion

c)

By stopping frequently in traffic

d)

By accelerating and braking constantly

15.

Which situations lead to vehicles using increased amounts of fuel?

a)

Smooth traffic flow

b)

Frequent stops and starts

c)

Consistent speed

d)

Light traffic

16.

What overall environmental impact does the use of intelligent traffic control systems have?

a)

Increases air pollution

b)

No impact on the environment

c)

Reduces fuel consumption and emissions

d)

Leads to more traffic congestion

17.

What are Car Management Systems designed to do?

a)

Increase the fuel consumption of a car

b)

Find the most economical driving setup for a specific car

c)

Monitor the driver's behavior and report to the insurance company

d)

Play music and videos for entertainment purposes

18.

What do sensors in Car Management Systems monitor?

a)

The driver's heart rate

b)

The car's location via GPS

c)

The engine while driving

d)

The number of passengers in the car

19.

What kind of feedback might a driver receive from the onboard computer while driving?

a)

Weather updates

b)

Tyre pressure, oil levels, etc.

c)

Stock market prices

d)

News headlines

20.

How do start-stop systems in cars work?

a)

They stop the car at traffic lights automatically

b)

They shut down the engine when the car is not moving and restart it when the accelerator is pressed

c)

They control the car's speed in traffic jams

d)

They switch the car to electric mode when idling

21.

What is the advantage of vehicles with start-stop systems at traffic lights or in traffic jams?

a)

They can change lanes more efficiently

b)

They can navigate through traffic faster

c)

They reduce fuel consumption and emissions by not idling

d)

They alert the driver when to stop and start

22.

What do engine control units use to ensure optimum fuel consumption?

a)

GPS technology

b)

Manual adjustments by the driver

c)

Sensors to control the air/fuel ratio

d)

A special type of fuel