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MATM - FINALS

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

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1.

Which of the following statements best defines voting?

a)

A method to conduct debates before elections.

b)

A tool used for financial decision-making.

c)

A method that uses votes to determine the winner.

d)

A method to select a winner by tossing a coin.

2.

What is a preference ballot?

a)

A ballot that includes the names of previous winners.

b)

ballot that only allows yes/no options.

c)

A ballot where voters select a single option.

d)

A ballot where voters rank choices in order of preference

3.

What is a preference schedule?

a)

A list of candidates running for office.

b)

A step-by-step guide on how to vote.

c)

A matrix summarizing votes cast by voters.

d)

A calendar of voting dates.

4.

In the plurality method, how is the winner determined?

a)

The candidate with the majority of votes wins.

b)

The candidate with the most first-place votes wins

c)

By ranking the candidates and adding up the points.

d)

By counting the total votes for each candidate

5.

What does it mean for a candidate to have a majority of the votes?

a)

Receiving fewer votes than other candidates.

b)

Receiving the same number of votes as another candidate.

c)

Receiving over 50% of the votes

d)

Receiving over 30% of the votes.

6.

Which of the following is a limitation of the plurality method?

a)

It guarantees a majority winner.

b)

It requires voters to rank all choices.

c)

Alternative choices are not considered.

d)

It always requires a recount.

7.

What action is taken in the event of a tie in the plurality method?

a)

Use the Borda count method.

b)

Use a runoff election.

c)

Declare a tie.

d)

Eliminate all candidates and restart voting.

8.

How does the Borda count method assign points to candidates?

a)

Each voter ranks candidates but does not assign points.

b)

Each voter assigns a score from 1 to 10 to each candidate.

c)

Each voter gives n points to their 1st choice, n-1 to their 2nd choice, and so on.

d)

Each voter gives 1 point to their favorite choice only.

9.

How is the winner determined in the Borda count method?

a)

The candidate who wins the most head-to-head matchups wins

b)

The candidate with a majority of the votes wins.

c)

The candidate with the most first-place votes wins.

d)

The candidate with the most total points wins.

10.

What is the first step in the plurality with elimination method?

a)

Use the Borda count to determine a winner.

b)

Eliminate the candidate with the fewest first-place votes.

c)

Rank the candidates according to first-place votes.

d)

Count all votes and declare a winner.

11.

What happens when two or more candidates have the same number of first-place votes in the plurality with elimination method?

a)

The candidates draw lots to determine the winner.

b)

A different voting method is used if all alternatives would be eliminated

c)

The candidate with the most second-place votes is declared the winner.

d)

All candidates are eliminated.

12.

What is the "head-to-head" method in voting called?

a)

Majority vote method

b)

Pairwise comparison method

c)

Plurality with elimination method

d)

Borda count method

13.

How many head-to-head comparisons are required for n candidates in the pairwise comparison method?

a)

n(n+1)/2

b)

c)

n(n-1)/2

d)

n+1

14.

What does the Greek word "Krypto" mean?

a)

Code

b)

Hidden

c)

Secret

d)

Writing

15.

What does the Greek word "Graphene" mean?

a)

Code

b)

Hidden

c)

Secret

d)

Writing

16.

What is the primary purpose of cryptography?

a)

To make and break secret codes

b)

To break codes

c)

To send messages

d)

To make secret codes

17.

What is the term for the original readable message?

a)

Encrypted Text

b)

Key

c)

Plain Text

d)

Ciphertext

18.

What is the term for the coded message?

a)

Ciphertext

b)

Encrypted Text

c)

Key

d)

Plain Text

19.

refers to the strings of information that is used to reveal the encrypted message into readable form.

a)

Ciphertext

b)

Encrypted Text

c)

Key

d)

Plain Text

20.

Which cipher is also known as the Caesar Cipher?

a)

Playfair Cipher

b)

Shift Cipher

c)

RSA Cipher

d)

Vigenère Cipher

21.

In the Shift Cipher, the key is used for:

a)

Generating the alphabet

b)

Both encryption and decryption

c)

Decrypting only

d)

Encrypting only

22.

In the Shift Cipher, what does the modulo operator ensure?

a)

It prevents decryption

b)

It wraps the letters back to the start of the alphabet after Z

c)

It allows for longer messages

d)

It encrypts the message

23.

In the encryption formula Y=(C+K)mod26, what does "C" represent?

a)

The encrypted letter

b)

The integer corresponding to a letter

c)

The original letter in plain text

d)

The letter in ciphertext

24.

is the difference of

a and b is divisble by m.

a)

arithmetic

b)

Congruence

c)

Modulo

25.

It is mainly used in products sold in department stores and groceries.

a)

CREDIT CARD

b)

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICES

c)

INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER

d)

UNIVERSAL PRODUCT CODE

26.

It is used on books where usually found at the last page of the book.

a)

CREDIT CARD

b)

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICES

c)

INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER

d)

UNIVERSAL PRODUCT CODE

27.

Consist of 16 digits, the last digit is the check digit.

a)

CREDIT CARD

b)

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICES

c)

INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER

d)

UNIVERSAL PRODUCT CODE

28.

Consist of 11 digits, the last digit is the check digit.

a)

CREDIT CARD

b)

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICES

c)

INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER

d)

UNIVERSAL PRODUCT CODE