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Interactive Game: Quiz

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When an engineer analyzes how Wi-Fi signal strength drops as you move away from a router, they are measuring the:

a)

Rate of Change (Derivatives)

b)

Total Area (Integrals)

c)

Multiplication

d)

Logarithms

2.

Computers sometimes can't find the 'perfect' answer to a math problem, so they use 'Numerical Methods' to get as close as possible. What is this process called?

a)

Guessing

b)

Iteration

c)

Randomizing

d)

Rounding

3.

If Netflix wants to predict how many users will join next month, which math tool helps most?

a)

Differential equations

b)

Calculas

c)

Complex numbers

d)

Hyperbolic functions

4.

If you take a solid cone and slice it horizontally (parallel to the base), what shape does the 'section' look like?

a)

A Triangle

b)

A Circle

c)

A Square

d)

An Ellipse

5.

If an engineer in Japan designs a car engine and an engineer in Germany needs to build it, but neither speaks the other's language, what is the most efficient way for them to communicate perfectly?

a)

Verbal explanations through a translator

b)

Written instructions in English

c)

Standardized Engineering Drawing (CAD / Technical Graphics)

d)

Video demonstration of the engine

6.

Java's famous motto is 'Write Once, Run Anywhere.' What does this actually mean for a programmer?

a)

Once you write a program, you can never change it again.

b)

Java programs only work if you stay in the same location where you wrote them.

c)

The computer automatically finishes your sentences while you type.

d)

You only have to write the code once, and it works on Windows, Mac, and Android.

7.

Java is an 'Object-Oriented' language. If we were coding a game like Minecraft, what would be considered an 'Object'?

a)

The electricity powering the computer.

b)

Only the screen you are looking at.

c)

The keys on your keyboard.

d)

A specific Creeper, a single Block of Dirt, or the Player.

8.

Two materials look identical to the naked eye yet behave very differently in electronic devices. What is the most fundamental reason for this difference?

a)

Difference in colour and surface finish

b)

Difference in atomic arrangement and electronic band structure

c)

Difference in mass and external shape

d)

Difference in how they are manufactured

9.

When you use a TV remote, it sends a beam of light you cannot see to change the channel. What kind of semiconductor device is at the tip of the remote?

a)

Transistor

b)

LED (Infrared)

c)

Solar Cell

d)

Capacitor

10.

You are trying to track a sub-atomic particle like it's a Swiggy delivery. According to Heisenberg, the more precisely you know where the particle is the less you know about its

a)

Color

b)

Momentum

c)

mass

d)

spin

11.

Which of the following is an example of good 'Netiquette' (Internet Etiquette) for an engineer?

a)

Using ALL CAPS in every professional email

b)

Replying to urgent client emails 1 week late

c)

Being clear, concise, and polite in digital communication

d)

Sharing unverified rumors on professional platforms

12.

The 'Eisenhower Matrix' is a tool you'll learn for time management. It divides tasks into four quadrants. What are the two main scales used?

a)

Fun and Boring

b)

Fast and Slow

c)

Urgent and Important

d)

Cheap and Expensive

13.

Imagine a 'Smart Door' that opens ONLY if you have a Keycard AND a Fingerprint. Which Logic Gate represents this security system?

a)

OR Gate

b)

NOT Gate

c)

AND Gate

d)

XOR Gate

14.

'Flip-Flop' is a fundamental building block in digital electronics. What is its primary 'superpower'?

a)

It can jump very high

b)

It can store 1 bit of memory (a 0 or a 1)

c)

It doubles the voltage

d)

It converts AC to DC

15.

On which date did the Indian Constitution come into effect?

a)

15 August 1947

b)

26 January 1950

c)

26 November 1949

d)

2 October 1950

16.

What is the primary difference between 'Electronics' (EXTC) and 'Electrical' engineering?

a)

Electronics is high voltage; Electrical is low voltage

b)

Electronics deals with data, signals, and small devices; Electrical deals with power generation and heavy machinery

c)

They are exactly the same

d)

Electronics is only about lightbulbs