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801.3 Technology Test (plus other activities)

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does AR stand for ?

a)

Always Right

b)

Another Reality

c)

Augmented Reality

d)

Artificial Robots

2.

Which definition best fits "Augmented Reality"?

a)

Technology that turns physical objects into digital objects

b)

Technology that overlays digital information on top of real world items

c)

Technology that puts users in a new digital environment

d)

Technology that can achieve a human-level understanding of images

3.

In the future, VR will have an impact on the areas such as: military applications, education, fashion, sport and media.

a)

Yes

b)

No

4.

 

AR users do not need to wear a headset or a head-mounted display.

a)

YES

b)

NO

5.

what is AR used for?

a)

education

b)

entertainment

c)

Advertising

d)

All of the Above

6.

What is this?

a)

AR

b)

AI

c)

VR

d)

MR

7.

Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) are the same thing.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

A game based on which animated franchise propelled augmented reality (AR) into the mainstream in recent years?

a)

Super Mario

b)

Pokemon

c)

World of Warcraft

d)

Fortnite

9.

What type of model that you need to use in order to get the AR effect?

a)

3D

b)

2D

c)

0D

d)

1D

10.

Augmented reality (AR) provides features that are...

a)

Highly visual, interactive, and three-dimensional

b)

Collaborative, virtual, and simulated

c)

Computer-generated, sensory, and entirely virtual

d)

Auditory, immersive, and cost-efficient

11.

AR was invented in

a)

1968

b)

2010

c)

2000

12.

what is this?

a)

AR

b)

VR

c)

MR

d)

AI

13.

Augmented reality experiences can be enabled through which of these mediums?

a)

Laptops

b)

Smartphones

c)

Smart boards

d)

All of the above

14.

What does virtual reality allow users to do at the moment?

a)

see other places in 3D

b)

explore all their senses

c)

to work at home

d)

fully experience environments

15.

a virtual reality headset can be used to

a)

generate electricity

b)

monitor your fitness

c)

attend a sporting event

d)

print a 3D bicucle

16.

What is the main purpose of virtual reality?

a)

To enhance the real world with virtual objects

b)

To transport the user to a different environment

c)

To add computer-generated images to the real world

d)

To create a completely immersive experience

17.

What is the meaning of the term 'augmented reality'?

a)

To decrease or remove something from reality

b)

To increase or add something to reality

c)

To replace reality with a digital simulation

d)

To create a virtual world separate from reality

18.

What is the difference between virtual reality and augmented reality?

a)

Virtual reality (VR) is a type of video game, while augmented reality (AR) is a type of movie.

b)

Virtual reality (VR) uses physical objects, while augmented reality (AR) uses digital objects.

c)

Virtual reality (VR) can be experienced without any external devices, while augmented reality (AR) requires special glasses or headsets.

d)

Virtual reality (VR) immerses the user in a virtual environment, while augmented reality (AR) overlays digital information onto the real world.

19.

5G stands for...

a)

5th Generation

b)

5 Gigabytes

c)

5D Graphics, like 3D Graphics, but better

d)

5th Decade of Google

20.

5G will help with improved latency, what does this mean for our customers?

a)

More bars on their phone

b)

Less lag when gaming using 5G

c)

Your phone uses less data to stream

d)

Your calls connect quicker

21.

5G Technology will allow for the introduction of (select all that apply)

a)

Faster internet speeds

b)

Self-driving cars

c)

Smart homes (internet of things)

d)

More quick responsive virtual reality gaming and interactions

22.

How does 5G compare to previous generations like 3G and 4G?

a)

Slower and less reliable

b)

Faster and more reliable

c)

The same speed and reliability

d)

Only faster, not more reliable

23.

What is a key feature of 5G technology?

a)

Increased latency

b)

Quicker downloads

c)

Reduced bandwidth

d)

Limited coverage

24.

What does 5G technology primarily use to achieve faster data transmission?

a)

Lower frequency radio waves

b)

Higher frequency radio waves

c)

Medium frequency radio waves

d)

Ultra-low frequency radio waves

25.

What is a requirement for 5G to cover the same area as 4G?

a)

Fewer antennas

b)

More antennas and towers

c)

Less power

d)

More bandwidth

26.

How does 5G improve online learning?

a)

By reducing the need for internet

b)

By making video conferencing faster and smoother

c)

By eliminating the use of computers

d)

By increasing the number of teachers

27.

Which technologies are enhanced by 5G to make learning more engaging?

a)

VR and AR

b)

Email and SMS

c)

Radio and Television

d)

Print and Paper

28.

What does IoT stand for?

a)

Internet of Things

b)

Internet of Technology

c)

Internet of Tools

d)

Interconnected Objects

29.

Which of the following is not a common IoT application?

a)

Smart homes

b)

Self-driving cars

c)

Wearable health trackers

d)

Traditional desktop computers

30.

In an IoT system, devices are usually connected via _______ to send and receive data.

a)

Internet or Networks

b)

Bluetooth

c)

USB

d)

Infrared

31.

What is one key challenge faced by IoT technology today?

a)

Lack of device options

b)

Security and privacy risks

c)

Lack of network availability

d)

Excessive battery life of devices

32.

What is one benefit of IoT in smart cities?

a)

Improved traffic management

b)

Increased pollution

c)

Higher energy consumption

d)

Reduced connectivity

33.

How can IoT technology transform the healthcare industry?

a)

By improving patient monitoring and reducing hospital visits

b)

By increasing the cost of healthcare services

c)

By limiting access to medical data

d)

By decreasing the efficiency of healthcare systems

34.

What are the three types of machine learning?

a)

Supervised learning, Unsupervised learning, Reinforcement learning

b)

Supervised learning, Association learning, Regression learning

c)

Supervised learning, Unsupervised learning, Repetitive learning

d)

Supervised learning, Unsupervised learning, Predictive learning

35.

What is done with the remaining data after a machine learning model is trained?

a)

It is discarded

b)

It is used to train the model further

c)

It is used to test the model

d)

It is used to create another model

36.

Can societal bias lead to data bias?

a)

Yes, always

b)

No, never

c)

Yes, it can

d)

No, it is unrelated

37.

Why is it important to use large and representative sets of data to train ML models?

a)

To increase the speed of training

b)

To make the model less accurate

c)

To reduce bias in the model

d)

To make the training process more expensive

38.

What does the term Emerging Technology mean?

a)

Brand new ideas and systems using technology that are in the design phase which has not yet started to come out in the marketplace

b)

New technologies that are currently developing which will ensure that there is minimal impact on our environment and to make society a better place to live

c)

New technologies that are currently developing or will be developed over the next five to ten years, and which will substantially alter the business and social environment.

d)

New design concepts which utilize the many new materials and technologies that have only recently been developed.

39.

A tape recorder is considered to be _______

a)

Emerging Technology

b)

Current Technology

c)

Obsolete Technology

d)

Crazy Technology

40.

Where can new technologies be used?

a)

Automation

b)

Robotics

c)

Specialist buildings

d)

All of the above

41.

What is the definition of a Robot?

a)

A machine which resembles a human being

b)

A machine capable of carrying out complex series of actions automatically, especially one programmable by a computer

c)

A machine which can think for itself, especially if the thought processes are logical

d)

Any machine which can follow instructions

42.

Does robot come from the Czech word "robota" which means "forced work or labor" ?

a)

True

b)

False

43.

The branch of technology that deals with dimensions of microscopic proportion is known as

a)

Nannytechnology

b)

Nanotechnology

c)

Microtechnology

d)

Micromachinery

44.

What is Blockchain used to record?

a)

Audio files

b)

Transactions across connected devices

c)

Video files

d)

Personal data

45.

What is the main advantage of Web 2.0 Applications for users?

a)

They are installed locally.

b)

They are typically free to use.

c)

They require high-end hardware.

d)

They are used offline.

46.

What are the different types of cyber attacks?

a)

Phishing, malware, ransomware, DDoS attacks, social media

b)

Spyware, adware, trojan horse

c)

Phishing, malware, ransomware, DDoS attacks, social engineering

d)

Hacking, spamming, identity theft

47.

What are the ethical concerns related to Artificial Intelligence?

a)

Influence on fashion trends

b)

Impact on climate change

c)

Potential impact on privacy, security, employment, and decision-making.

d)

Effect on agriculture

48.

Which industry makes use of mobile shopping apps, mobile payments, and mobile loyalty programs to enhance customer experience?

a)

Retail

b)

Entertainment

c)

Banking

d)

Social media

49.

What role does mobile technology play in mobile in-store navigation for retail?

a)

It helps customers find locations for mobile payments

b)

It provides customers with access to live chat support

c)

It guides customers to specific products within the store

d)

It allows customers to purchase tickets for live events

50.

What is the most popular way to communicate nowadays?

a)

Sending texts

b)

Sending letters

c)

Making phone calls

d)

Sending emails

51.

Why are data centres an environmental issue?

a)

They are really large

b)

They consume a lot of power

c)

They take up a lot of green space

d)

They employ too many people

52.

What does the term E-Waste mean?

a)

Extra Waste - all of the extra waste created by old computing equipment

b)

Electronic waste – discarded electrical and electronic components.

c)

Electric Waste - Electricity being wasted when it is isn't needed eg leaving devices on stand-by

d)

Environmental Waste - when the environment is being wasted because of all of the harmful products leaking from old computers

53.

Which of these would be considered E-Waste? (tick all that apply)

a)

Old Laptops

b)

Discarded Memory Sticks

c)

Old hard-drives

d)

Mobile Phones

e)

Old Keyboards and Mice

54.

The amount of E-waste reaching landfills can be substantially decreased by individuals choosing to adhere to the ‘Three Rs’. What are the three Rs?

a)

Reduce - Reuse - Robust

b)

Ride it Out - Reuse - Robust

c)

Reuse - Reuse - Reuse

d)

Reduce - Reuse - Recycle

e)

Recycle - Robust - Rubbish

55.

Concern over increased electricity use has led many governments to pursue renewable energy sources. Which best describes ‘renewable’ energy

a)

Batteries that do not run out.

b)

Energy from a source that is not depleted when used.

c)

Energy from fossil fuels.

d)

Nuclear energy.

e)

When you make the energy you use eg wind up torch or radio

56.

Also known as cell towers, work by transmitting and receiving radio waves between a mobile device and the mobile network.

a)

Mobile phone masts

b)

Handoffs

c)

Base station controller

d)

Cells

57.

These work by dividing a geographic area into smaller geographic areas, called _____

a)

Mobile phone masts

b)

Handoffs

c)

Base station controller

d)

Cells

58.
A Boolean search is one in which
a)
words such as And, Or, Not are used.
b)
only keywords are used.
c)
all keywords are typed in capital letters. 
d)
complete sentences are typed into the the search criteria. 
59.
A search engine is
a)
a major piece of equipment in a motor vehicle. 
b)
the software that operates the navigator in a motor vehicle.
c)
software program that searches the internet for information. 
d)
an online chat window. 
60.

Crowd funding is

a)

a method of raising funds from many people for an enterprise via online platforms

b)

a method of raising funds from big business people for an enterprise via online platforms