wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Azure IoT Hub

Total questions: 59

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What can you do with IoT devices added to IoT Hub?

a)

Manage them

b)

Monitor them

c)

Send messages to them

2.

How many IoT devices can you add to a single IoT Hub?

a)

1,000,000

b)

500,000

c)

2,000,000

d)

750,000

3.

From IoT Hub, you can send messages to devices or from your device to IoT Hub.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

What format is used to store the logical equivalent of every IoT device in IoT Hub?

a)

JSON format

b)

XML format

c)

YAML format

d)

CSV format

5.

What is the JSON representation of the device called in IoT Hub?

a)

Device twin

b)

Device shadow

c)

Device profile

d)

Device model

6.

What is IoT Central?

a)

A hardware device for IoT

b)

A SaaS offering for IoT devices

c)

A programming language

d)

A type of network protocol

7.

What is a key difference between IoT Central and IoT Hub?

a)

IoT Central requires creating Azure resources

b)

IoT Hub is a SaaS offering

c)

IoT Central does not require creating Azure resources

d)

IoT Hub gives control over roles

8.

What feature does IoT Central provide regarding user roles?

a)

It does not support user roles

b)

It gives control over who can do what using roles

c)

It automatically assigns roles

d)

It limits the number of roles

9.

What is the role of an Administrator in IoT Central?

a)

Users can edit pages but not perform administrative tasks.

b)

Users have full access to the application and can edit pages and add new users.

c)

Users can use the application but cannot edit any pages

10.

What is the role of a Builder in IoT Central?

a)

Users can edit pages but not perform administrative tasks.

b)

Users have full access to the application and can edit pages and add new users.

c)

Users can use the application but cannot edit any pages.

11.

What is the role of an Operator in IoT Central?

a)

Users can edit pages but not perform administrative tasks.

b)

Users have full access to the application and can edit pages and add new users.

c)

Users can use the application but cannot edit any pages.

12.

What is Azure Sphere?

a)

Azure Sphere is an entire ecosystem that starts with the chip or the microprocessor unit (MCU).

b)

Azure Sphere is a cloud-based service for data analytics.

c)

Azure Sphere is a software development kit for mobile applications.

d)

Azure Sphere is a virtual reality platform for gaming.

13.

Who developed the Azure Sphere MCU?

a)

Microsoft has developed an Azure Sphere MCU that contains security components embedded in the chip.

b)

Google has developed an Azure Sphere MCU that contains security components embedded in the chip.

c)

Apple has developed an Azure Sphere MCU that contains security components embedded in the chip.

d)

Amazon has developed an Azure Sphere MCU that contains security components embedded in the chip.

14.

What operating system does the code run on when using Azure Sphere MCUs?

a)

The code runs on the Azure Sphere operating system, which is a customized version of Linux developed for Azure Sphere.

b)

The code runs on Windows IoT Core.

c)

The code runs on Android OS.

d)

The code runs on FreeRTOS.

15.

What is the data warehousing portion of Azure Synapse?

a)

Synapse SQL

b)

Synapse Analytics

c)

Data Movement Service

d)

Compute Nodes

16.

What can you do using Synapse SQL?

a)

Run powerful queries against big data

b)

Store small data sets

c)

Visualize data

d)

Create machine learning models

17.

What is the role of the Data Movement Service (DMS) in Azure Synapse?

a)

Moves data efficiently between compute nodes

b)

Stores data in the cloud

c)

Analyzes data patterns

d)

Visualizes data

18.

What is HDInsight?

a)

A cloud-based implementation of Hadoop by Microsoft

b)

A type of database

c)

A programming language

d)

A hardware device

19.

What does HDInsight make possible?

a)

Create and manage clusters of computers for distributed processing of big data

b)

Develop mobile applications

c)

Design websites

d)

Manufacture hardware components

20.

What is Azure Databricks an ideal solution for?

a)

Accumulating data and forming it for machine learning models

b)

Developing web applications

c)

Creating mobile apps

d)

Designing graphics

21.

Databricks is the name of a company that originally developed ________.

a)

Apache Spark

b)

Hadoop

c)

TensorFlow

d)

PyTorch

22.

What does Databricks now operate?

a)

A web hosting service

b)

A data analytics platform

c)

A social media network

d)

An online marketplace

23.

What is the basis for AI in Azure Machine Learning?

a)

A learning algorithm

b)

A database system

c)

A cloud storage service

d)

A web hosting platform

24.

What do you do after developing the algorithm in Azure Machine Learning?

a)

Feed test data to it and examine the result.

b)

Deploy the algorithm to a different cloud service.

c)

Delete the algorithm and start over.

d)

Ignore the algorithm and move to another project.

25.

What might you need to do based on the result of the test data in Azure Machine Learning?

a)

Tweak the algorithm.

b)

Ignore the results.

c)

Delete the test data.

d)

Export the data to Excel.

26.

What happens as the algorithm deals with more data in Azure Machine Learning?

a)

It can improve itself by recognizing patterns.

b)

It becomes slower and less efficient.

c)

It requires less computational power.

d)

It loses the ability to generalize.

27.

What does Cognitive Services include that makes it easy to build an ML engine that can extract information from images?

a)

A database

b)

An API called Computer Vision

c)

A programming language

d)

A hardware device

28.

Computer Vision can recognize objects or a scene, but it can also recognize inappropriate content so you can _______ images.

a)

moderate

b)

delete

c)

enhance

d)

ignore

29.

Cognitive Services provides decision APIs that allow you to moderate content in which of the following?

a)

Images

b)

Text

c)

Video

d)

All of the above

30.

What services can Azure Bot Service be connected to?

a)

Slack, Facebook Messenger, Microsoft Teams

b)

Google Hangouts, WhatsApp, Instagram

c)

Twitter, LinkedIn, Snapchat

31.

Each of these is considered a (a)   within the Bot Service.

32.

What is Direct Line considered in Azure Bot Service?

a)

A standard channel

b)

A premium channel

c)

A free channel

33.

The concept of serverless computing is:

a)

A model where the cloud provider manages the server infrastructure.

b)

A type of computing where servers are not used at all.

c)

A system where users have to manage their own servers.

d)

A method of computing that requires physical servers on-site.

34.

Why do all cloud providers need surplus capacity?

a)

To handle unexpected demand spikes

b)

To reduce operational costs

c)

To improve data security

d)

To comply with regulations

35.

What is Azure Functions?

a)

Azure Functions is the compute component of Azure’s serverless offerings.

b)

Azure Functions is a database management service.

c)

Azure Functions is a virtual machine service.

d)

Azure Functions is a cloud storage solution.

36.

What can you use Azure Functions for?

a)

To write code without having to worry about deploying that code or creating VMs to run your code.

b)

To manage databases directly without any additional services.

c)

To design complex user interfaces for web applications.

d)

To host virtual machines for large-scale applications.

37.

Apps that use Azure Functions are often referred to as what?

a)

Function Apps

b)

Cloud Services

c)

Web Jobs

d)

Logic Apps

38.

What are Logic Apps similar to in terms of being kicked off by a trigger?

a)

Function Apps

b)

Web Apps

c)

Mobile Apps

d)

Desktop Apps

39.

How many services can Logic Apps integrate with?

a)

More than 50

b)

More than 100

c)

More than 150

d)

More than 200

40.

What are Azure Functions and Azure Logic Apps integrated with?

a)

Event Grid

b)

Service Bus

c)

Azure Storage

d)

Azure SQL Database

41.

What benefit does Event Grid provide in terms of event triggering?

a)

Event Grid allows for real-time event delivery.

b)

Event Grid supports only batch processing of events.

c)

Event Grid does not support event filtering.

d)

Event Grid requires manual polling for events.

42.

How long will Event Grid retry triggering an event if it fails to trigger?

a)

1 hour

b)

6 hours

c)

12 hours

d)

24 hours

43.

Is Event Grid cost-effective?

a)

Yes

b)

No

44.

What is one of the challenges of keeping track of work in a large team?

a)

Communication breakdowns

b)

Increased productivity

c)

Lack of resources

d)

Improved collaboration

45.

When a team is developing a complex application, what is a key factor in ensuring success?

a)

Effective communication among team members

b)

Using the latest technology

c)

Having a large budget

d)

Working long hours

46.

What does Azure DevOps offer to make project management easier?

a)

Azure DevOps offers tools for project management, version control, and continuous integration.

b)

Azure DevOps provides only cloud storage solutions.

c)

Azure DevOps is a hardware manufacturing service.

d)

Azure DevOps is a social media platform.

47.

What is one of the benefits of using Azure DevTest Labs?

a)

It reduces costs for development and testing environments.

b)

It provides a platform for continuous integration and delivery.

c)

It solves problems and adds features helpful for developers and IT departments.

d)

It offers advanced analytics for application performance.

48.

In Azure DevTest Labs, what can be created that is preconfigured for specific purposes?

a)

Virtual Machines (VMs)

b)

Storage Accounts

c)

Resource Groups

d)

Network Interfaces

49.

How do developers use a VM for testing in Azure DevTest Labs?

a)

They look at a list of available VMs and claim the VM they need.

b)

They create a new VM from scratch.

c)

They use a pre-configured VM template.

d)

They delete existing VMs to free up resources.

50.

What is GitHub?

a)

A web portal for repositories managed by a popular open-source system called Git.

b)

A programming language.

c)

A type of database.

d)

A web browser

51.

Who developed Git?

a)

Linus Torvalds

b)

Bill Gates

c)

Steve Jobs

d)

Mark Zuckerberg

52.

What was Git designed for?

a)

To be a fast and efficient way for teams of developers to collaborate on software development.

b)

To create video games.

c)

To manage financial transactions.

d)

To design websites.

53.

When was GitHub released as a hosting platform for Git repositories?

a)

2008

b)

2010

c)

2005

d)

2015

54.

What is the current iteration of the Azure portal in use today?

a)

First

b)

Second

c)

Third

d)

Fourth

55.

Fill in the blank: Everything that you do in the Azure portal calls (a)   on the back end.

56.

What can you use to manage your Azure resources if you are a PowerShell user?

a)

Azure CLI

b)

Azure PowerShell Az module

c)

Azure Portal

d)

Azure SDK

57.

The Azure PowerShell Az module offers cross-platform support for which operating systems?

a)

Windows

b)

Linux

c)

macOS

d)

All of the above

58.

Azure CLI can be scripted using shell scripts in various languages. Which of the following languages can be used?

a)

Python

b)

Ruby

c)

Java

d)

All of the above

59.

Azure CLI is cross-platform and works on Windows, Linux, and macOS as long as you use the 2.0 version or later.

a)

True

b)

False