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UNIT-IV: Introduction to Container Orchestration

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which word means taking care of many containers to help apps run?

a)

Container orchestration

b)

Pod runner

c)

Control plane

d)

Cluster group

2.

What does container orchestration help do for apps?

a)

Start and manage containers

b)

Make music for servers

c)

Turn off computers at night

d)

Draw pictures of clouds

3.

In Kubernetes, what is a cluster?

a)

A bag of cables only

b)

A single control button

c)

One tiny pod alone

d)

A set of nodes together

4.

What is a node in a Kubernetes cluster?

a)

A worker machine

b)

A snack for lunch

c)

A color of box

d)

A game controller

5.

Which part is called the brain that makes cluster decisions?

a)

Control plane

b)

Network cable

c)

Container box

d)

Storage shelf

6.

What are pods in Kubernetes?

a)

Small deployable units

b)

Big office buildings

c)

Only empty folders

d)

Just internet wires

7.

Select the items that belong in a Kubernetes cluster.

a)

Control plane

b)

Pods

c)

Nodes

d)

Music apps

8.

Which picture page shows the definition of container orchestration?

a)

First title page

b)

Definition page

c)

A page with no text

d)

Concepts list page

9.

Look at the diagram. Who handles installing and updating Kubernetes in a managed service?

a)

Google in the cloud

b)

A school computer lab

c)

You and your team alone

d)

No one does updates

10.

Which choice shows something you still do in GKE?

a)

Run your application

b)

Configure platform internals

c)

Patch the control plane

d)

Provision worker nodes

11.

Which list belongs to Managed Kubernetes services?

a)

Scaling and security

b)

Installation and updates

c)

Availability and reliability

d)

Baking cookies

12.

In GKE, what does Google manage to help you?

a)

Control plane and nodes

b)

Cartoon channels

c)

Your homework sheets

d)

Classroom lights

13.

Self-managed gives full control but needs more time. Why?

a)

No tasks are needed

b)

You do all the tasks

c)

Robots finish tasks

d)

Google does every task

14.

Which word means Kubernetes can fix problems by itself?

a)

High Availability

b)

ConfigMaps

c)

Load Balancing

d)

Self-Healing

15.

What does scaling help Kubernetes do when many users come?

a)

Stop all traffic

b)

Add more containers

c)

Delete passwords

d)

Hide the app

16.

Service discovery gives apps a fixed name. Why is this useful?

a)

It makes colors bright

b)

It creates secret games

c)

It turns off servers

d)

Others can find it

17.

Load balancing spreads incoming traffic across containers. What does this prevent?

a)

Extra candy shared

b)

Passwords shown publicly

c)

Apps forgetting names

d)

One container overloaded

18.

Which item is stored as a Secret in Kubernetes?

a)

Passwords

b)

Cartoons

c)

Rainbows

d)

Lunch menus

19.

Which two are functions of Kubernetes?

a)

Self-Healing

b)

Service Discovery

c)

Drawing pictures

d)

Making sandwiches

20.

What is a benefit of Kubernetes for teams building apps?

a)

Slower, confusing updates

b)

Only night updates

c)

No updates ever

d)

Faster, consistent updates

21.

Scalability lets apps grow or shrink. When would shrinking help?

a)

When passwords are long

b)

When taking photos

c)

When demand is low

d)

When playing music

22.

High availability means the app stays up. How does Kubernetes help?

a)

It restarts failed parts

b)

It paints the screen

c)

It hides the buttons

d)

It removes all users

23.

Lower costs come from using fewer resources. What needs less with containers?

a)

Movie tickets

b)

System resources

c)

Magic spells

d)

Classroom chairs

24.

Enhanced security reduces human mistakes. What helps limit risks?

a)

Random passwords shared

b)

App isolation

c)

Open doors

d)

Extra cartoons