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IoT Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an Arduino primarily used for in an IoT setup?

a)

Cloud data storage

b)

Interfacing with physical sensors and actuators

c)

Routing network packets

d)

Hosting websites

2.

Which device is generally more powerful and can run a full operating system like Linux?

a)

Arduino Uno

b)

ESP8266

c)

Raspberry Pi

d)

DHT22

3.

What is the role of an IoT Gateway in an IoT network?

a)

It bridges sensor devices to the internet or cloud

b)

It measures temperature

c)

It transmits data directly to the actuator

d)

It is only a power supply for devices

4.

LPWAN technologies such as LoRa and Sigfox are preferred for:

a)

High bandwidth video streaming

b)

Processing big data on the cloud

c)

Real-time AR/VR experiences

d)

Long-distance, low-power communications

5.

Which of the following is a lightweight publish/subscribe protocol commonly used in IoT?

a)

HTTP

b)

FTP

c)

MQTT

d)

SNMP

6.

Which LPWAN technology allows devices to communicate over tens of kilometers with very low power consumption?

a)

LoRa

b)

WiFi

c)

Bluetooth

d)

Ethernet

7.

CoAP (Constrained Application Protocol) is designed for:

a)

Audio compression

b)

Full desktop applications

c)

Large-scale video streaming

d)

Resource-constrained devices with low bandwidth networks

8.

Which protocol is built on top of HTTP and often used for bi-directional messaging in IoT?

a)

MQTT

b)

XMPP

c)

TCP

d)

POP3

9.

What is a sensor in the context of IoT?

a)

A device that detects or measures a physical property and converts it into a signal

b)

A device that processes all incoming data

c)

A device that transmits radio waves to the cloud

d)

A protocol for sending messages

10.

Why is Sigfox often chosen for IoT devices?

a)

It supports video streaming at 4K

b)

It requires constant WiFi connection

c)

It is optimized for web browsing

d)

It provides a low-power, long-distance wireless connection with small payloads