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Emerging Digital Technologies

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are enabling technologies?

a)

Technologies that replace human workers

b)

Tools for advertising only

c)

Basic tools that support digital transformation in business

d)

Games used for learning

2.

Which of the following is NOT a core enabling technology?

a)

5G Networks

b)

Email marketing

c)

Artificial Intelligence

d)

Big Data Analytics

3.

How does cloud computing help businesses?

a)

Reduces office size

b)

Increases water usage

c)

Provides internet-based storage and computing anytime

d)

Automates staff hiring

4.

What does the Internet of Things (IoT) involve?

a)

Watching movies online

b)

Connecting everyday devices to the internet

c)

Programming robots

d)

Blocking website access

5.

Which technology helps analyse huge data sets to find patterns?

a)

Augmented Reality

b)

Cloud Storage

c)

Big Data Analytics

d)

3D Printing

6.

How does Shopee use cloud computing?

a)

To deliver food faster

b)

To load the app quickly during peak times

c)

To store paper invoices

d)

To recruit staff

7.

What is one result of Shopee’s smart suggestions?

a)

Slower browsing

b)

Fewer sales

c)

More customer satisfaction

d)

Less product visibility

8.

Which is a real-world example of AI?

a)

Robots dancing in malls

b)

Virtual assistants answering customer queries

c)

Automatic doors in offices

d)

Electronic calculators

9.

In a warehouse, IoT can be used to:

a)

Reduce salaries

b)

Lock employees out

c)

Track items automatically

d)

Stop internet usage

10.

5G networks are known for:

a)

Making phone calls cheaper

b)

Speed, low latency, and high device capacity

c)

Sending emails faster

d)

Charging phones faster

11.

What does the Hype Cycle model show?

a)

Price changes in mobile phones

b)

The weather pattern

c)

The growth path of emerging technologies

d)

Number of online users

12.

Which stage of the Hype Cycle involves too much excitement and unrealistic expectations?

a)

Valley of Disappointment

b)

Innovation Trigger

c)

Peak of Inflated Expectations

d)

Plateau of Productivity

13.

What happens in the Valley of Disappointment?

a)

Everyone uses the technology

b)

Success stories increase

c)

Interest drops due to failed promises

d)

Investment rises quickly

14.

Touch 'n Go in Malaysia represents which Hype Cycle stage?

a)

Innovation Trigger

b)

Peak of Expectations

c)

Level of Usefulness

d)

Trough of Disappointment

15.

The first stage in the Hype Cycle is called:

a)

Early Adoption

b)

Innovation Trigger

c)

Final Deployment

d)

Tech Maturity

16.

What is the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) used for?

a)

Ranking employees

b)

Assessing how market-ready a technology is

c)

Measuring internet speed

d)

Tracking employee attendance

17.

Which TRL level represents proven, operational technology?

a)

TRL 1

b)

TRL 5

c)

TRL 7

d)

TRL 9

18.

At TRL 3, a technology is typically in which stage?

a)

Fully operational

b)

Lab tested only

c)

Concept tested and early experiments

d)

Large scale market launch

19.

Smart farming IoT systems are currently at what TRL?

a)

TRL 3

b)

TRL 5

c)

TRL 8

d)

TRL 1

20.

Which of these is still at a very early TRL (Level 2)?

a)

AI chatbots

b)

Blockchain in supply chain

c)

Brain-computer links

d)

Metaverse platforms

21.

Which of the following is a barrier to adopting new tech, according to Hanlon?

a)

Lack of funding for holidays

b)

Too many meetings

c)

Poor leadership support

d)

No access to transport

22.

Which of the following is a common fear about new technology at the workplace?

a)

Free snacks disappearing

b)

New work uniforms

c)

Machines replacing jobs

d)

Larger office spaces

23.

Why did Tesco Malaysia bring staff back to self-checkout areas?

a)

To clean the machines

b)

To stop theft

c)

To help customers who struggled with the new technology

d)

To promote a new product

24.

What is one major technical barrier to adopting digital technology?

a)

Language differences

b)

Poor weather

c)

Compatibility with older systems

d)

Lack of uniforms

25.

How can companies overcome employee resistance to new technology?

a)

By cutting salaries

b)

By avoiding training

c)

Through support and clear communication

d)

By ignoring their feedback

26.

What does the 'Internet of Everything' (IoE) connect?

a)

Only people and phones

b)

Only data and websites

c)

People, data, things, and processes

d)

Machines only

27.

How do humans and computers work together effectively?

a)

By ignoring each other

b)

Humans do all the thinking

c)

Combining human creativity and computer speed

d)

Letting computers make all decisions

28.

In smart farming, what do soil sensors do?

a)

Plant crops

b)

Sell produce

c)

Measure water and nutrient levels

d)

Keep animals away

29.

Which of these technologies is considered fully ready for use (TRL 9)?

a)

Metaverse platforms

b)

Quantum computing

c)

AI chatbots

d)

AR tours

30.

Before adopting a new technology, companies should ask:

a)

Is it popular in America?

b)

Is it fun to use?

c)

Can it scale and do we have resources?

d)

Will it go viral on TikTok?