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Topic 13 revision

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A distributed system contains _____ nodes.

a)

zero node

b)

one node

c)

two node

d)

multiple node

2.

In distributed system, each processor has its own ___________

a)

local memory

b)

clock

c)

both local memory and clock

d)

none of the mentioned

3.

The capability of a system to adapt the increased service load is called ___________

a)

scalability

b)

tolerance

c)

capacity

d)

none of the mentioned

4.

The fact that if one site fails in distributed system then the remaining sites can continue operating is called ....

a)

fault tolerance

b)

transparency

c)

availability

d)

scalability

5.

All fault-tolerant techniques rely on

a)

Integrity

b)

Dependability

c)

Redundancy

d)

transparency

6.

The characteristics of a distributed system are

a)

Resource sharing

b)

Scalability

c)

transparency

d)

concurrency

e)

centralisation

7.

Which of the following is a popular hypervisor for virtualisation?

a)

VirtualBox

b)

Microsoft Word

c)

Adobe Photoshop

d)

Google Chrome

8.

What is the main advantage of using virtualisation?

a)

Increased hardware costs

b)

increased flexibility

c)

Improved resource utilisation

d)

Decreased security

9.

Which of the following is a benefit of using virtualisation in a data centre?

a)

Reduced hardware costs

b)

Improved resource utilisation

c)

Increased flexibility

d)

All of the above

10.

Which of the following is NOT a feature of distributed systems?

a)

high velocity

b)

fault tolerance

c)

high availability

d)

concurrency

11.

Which of these are true for unsupervised machine learning?

a)

Needs a labeled data set

b)

Finds identifying features

c)

Good for classification and regression

d)

Clusters data

12.

Virtual machines run on a hypervisor while containers run on a ... ?

a)

container manager

b)

container engine

c)

kernel

d)

container box

13.

Containers are faster than virtual machines. True or false?

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Select the examples of distributed systems

a)

Web search

b)

Massively multiplayer online games

c)

Torrent file transfer

d)

Facebook

15.

What is containerisation in visualisation?

a)

A technique for compressing visual data to save space

b)

A method for packaging and deploying visualisations as self-contained units

c)

A way of reducing visual complexity to improve user experience

d)

A form of data encryption used in visualisations

16.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of containerisation in visualisation?

a)

 Improved portability of visualisations across different environments

b)

Reduced risk of dependencies and version conflicts

c)

Enhanced security

d)

Increased speed of access

17.

Which technology is commonly used for containerisation?

a)

Docker

b)

Python

c)

Virtual Box

d)

Access

18.

Which open source distributed processing framework helps manage data processing and storage for big data applications running in clustered systems?

a)

SQL

b)

Hadoop

c)

NoSQL

d)

Cassandra

19.

Which of the following are characteristics of a good user interface?

a)

Intuitive/familiar

b)

Attractive

c)

Consistent

d)

Accessible

e)

cheap

20.

Which of these are haptic human computer interaction methods?

a)

eye tracking device

b)

Braille displays

c)

virtual retinal display

d)

voice commands

e)

touch screen

21.

Which of these two could be used to test a software on different operating systems?

a)

Virtual machine

b)

Container

22.

Advantages of server virtualisation?

a)

Lower total operational cost

b)

More efficient utilisation of physical servers

c)

hardware failure has less impact

d)

the possiblity to run many servers on one piece of hardware

e)

Reduced downtime

23.

Asymmetric encryption uses only 1 key.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Maybe

d)

God Knows

24.
_____________ is a process which verifies the identity of a user who wants to access the system.
a)
Authentication
b)
Non-repudiation
c)
Integrity
d)
None of the above
25.
When a hash function is used to provide message authentication, the hash function value is called to as
a)
Message Field
b)
Message Digest
c)
Message Score
d)
Message Leap
26.

Which of these are not contained in a Digital Certificate?

a)

the certificate holder's public key

b)

the signature algorithm used

c)

the CA that issued the certificate

d)

the period during which certificate is valid

27.

What is the role of a certificate authority (CA) ?

a)
To create an electronic identity proof
b)
To filter information coming through the Internet connection into your private network or computer system
c)
To encrypt and decrypt a ciphertext using the same key
d)
To issue digital certificates for use by other parties
28.
What happens if a signed document changes after signing?
a)
The digital signature is still valid
b)
The document is encrypted
c)
The digital signature is invalidated
d)
The document is deleted
29.

Which of these is used to verify the authenticity of digital messages or documents

a)

Digital signature

b)

Digital certificate

c)

symmetric encryption

d)

machine learning

30.

Which of these is used to prove the authenticity of a device?

a)

Digital signature

b)

Digital certificate

c)

symmetric encryption

d)

machine learning

31.

Who really checks the validity of a Digital certificate?

a)

The user

b)

The Browser

c)

The server

d)

The web application

32.

It is a one-way function whose output values are all the same length

a)

hash function

b)

encryption algorithm

c)

machine learning algorithm

d)

bcrypt

33.

Why does NSA use hybrid encryption rather than asymmetric?

a)

it is faster and as secure

b)

it is more secure

c)

it is easier to implement and as secure

d)

it is harder to intercept the key

34.

What is the most secure way of storing passwords?

a)

encrypted

b)

hashed

c)

hash+salt+cost

d)

hash + salt + cost + encryption