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Smart Contracts & Ethereum Network

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

The Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) is:

a)

A physical machine in Ethereum data centers

b)

A distributed computing environment that runs smart contracts

c)

A wallet for Ether

d)

A mining hardware unit

2.

What is a Smart Contract?

a)

A legal contract written on paper

b)

A self-executing program with predefined rules stored on a blockchain

c)

A digital signature used for authentication

d)

A document stored in a decentralized database

3.

Which blockchain is most associated with the popularization of smart contracts?

a)

Bitcoin

b)

Ethereum

c)

Ripple

d)

Litecoin

4.

Ether (ETH) in the Ethereum network is primarily used for:

a)

Playing online games

b)

Paying gas fees and executing transactions

c)

Sending emails

d)

Mining Bitcoin

5.

In Ethereum, 'Gas' refers to:

a)

Fuel for mining machines

b)

The cost of executing operations on the blockchain

c)

Data storage fees

d)

Network bandwidth usage

6.

One key feature of a DApp is that it is:

a)

Owned by a single company

b)

Open-source and decentralized

c)

Only accessible via a mobile app

d)

Built only on Ethereum

7.

Gas fees are measured in:

a)

Bitcoins

b)

Gwei

c)

USD

d)

Blocks

8.

A DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) is:

a)

A traditional company registered with the government

b)

A blockchain-based entity governed by smart contracts

c)

A cryptocurrency exchange

d)

A type of stablecoin

9.

A Hard Fork in a blockchain results in:

a)

Temporary network slowdown

b)

A permanent split creating two separate blockchains

c)

A soft upgrade without breaking compatibility

d)

Removal of old blocks

10.

Which of the following best describes a DAO's governance model?

a)

Centralized decision-making by executives

b)

Decisions are made collectively by token holders

c)

Controlled by one programmer

d)

Based on offline voting only

11.

Which event is an example of a major Ethereum hard fork?

a)

Bitcoin Halving

b)

Ethereum Classic split after The DAO hack

c)

Ethereum Gas Reduction Update

d)

Bitcoin Cash creation

12.

Which is true about a Soft Fork?

a)

It breaks compatibility with old software

b)

It is a backward-compatible upgrade

c)

It requires all nodes to upgrade

d)

It creates a new cryptocurrency

13.

ICO stands for:

a)

Initial Coin Offering

b)

Internal Crypto Organization

c)

International Contract Order

d)

Internet Currency Operation

14.

DApps (Decentralized Applications) run on:

a)

A centralized server

b)

A blockchain network

c)

Cloud hosting only

d)

Local machines only

15.

The purpose of an ICO is:

a)

To launch a new cryptocurrency and raise funds

b)

To mine Ether

c)

To update smart contracts

d)

To fork a blockchain

16.

Which of the following is a risk associated with ICOs?

a)

Price volatility

b)

Guaranteed profits

c)

No blockchain involvement

d)

Centralized control only

17.

Smart contracts are written in Ethereum primarily using:

a)

Python

b)

Solidity

c)

JavaScript only

d)

HTML

18.

The Ethereum Virtual Machine executes smart contracts in:

a)

Bytecode

b)

Machine code

c)

Solidity code directly

d)

JSON format

19.

In Ethereum, a 'Demo of Smart Contracts' could involve:

a)

Deploying and interacting with a contract on a test network

b)

Writing contracts on paper

c)

Downloading blockchain data manually

d)

Using only Bitcoin wallet apps

20.

Which Ethereum network is used for testing purposes?

a)

Mainnet only

b)

Sepolia or Goerli

c)

Bitcoin Testnet

d)

RippleNet

21.

When a smart contract is deployed, it:

a)

Is stored on the Ethereum blockchain

b)

Can be deleted anytime

c)

Exists temporarily in RAM

d)

Runs only on a private computer

22.

Once deployed, smart contract code is:

a)

Easily editable

b)

Immutable (cannot be changed)

c)

Controlled by a central authority

d)

Deleted after 1 year

23.

Which gas fee scenario is most likely to succeed?

a)

Setting gas price too low

b)

Setting gas price competitively based on network demand

c)

Using no gas

d)

Using gas from Bitcoin

24.

What happens if a transaction runs out of gas during execution?

a)

It completes partially and charges for completed steps

b)

It reverts all changes but still consumes the gas

c)

It waits until more gas is added

d)

It pauses until the next block

25.

A benefit of smart contracts is:

a)

Requires middlemen for every transaction

b)

Automation and trustless execution

c)

Works only in one country

d)

No connection to blockchain