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Blockchain and Web2 Fundamentals Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What best describes a blockchain?

a)

A centralized database controlled by one organization

b)

A distributed ledger where records are linked using cryptographic hashes

c)

A cloud storage service for files

d)

A programming language for finance

2.

Why is a cryptographic hash important in blockchain?

a)

It compresses data to reduce storage

b)

It makes blocks editable by anyone

c)

It ensures integrity by detecting any change in data

d)

It increases internet speed

3.

What happens if a transaction inside a block is modified?

a)

Nothing changes

b)

The block hash changes, breaking the chain linkage

c)

Only the wallet balance changes

d)

Mining becomes faster

4.

What is the primary purpose of a consensus mechanism?

a)

To make websites interactive

b)

To synchronize nodes and agree on the valid state of the ledger

c)

To store images efficiently

d)

To generate private keys

5.

Proof of Work (PoW) mainly relies on:

a)

Voting by token holders

b)

Solving computational puzzles

c)

Government verification

d)

Central server approval

6.

A major drawback of Proof of Work is:

a)

Lack of cryptography

b)

High energy consumption

c)

No decentralization

d)

No security

7.

What is a 51% attack?

a)

When a user forgets password

b)

When majority network power controls transaction ordering and double spending

c)

When smart contract fails

d)

When blockchain becomes faster

8.

What does “immutability” mean in blockchain?

a)

Data can be easily deleted

b)

Data can be changed anytime

c)

Once confirmed, altering records is extremely difficult

d)

Data is stored in Excel

9.

What is a smart contract?

a)

A PDF agreement signed digitally

b)

A self-executing program stored and run on a blockchain

c)

A banking app

d)

A server-side script only

10.

What is “gas” in Ethereum?

a)

Fuel for mining hardware

b)

A transaction fee paid to execute operations on Ethereum

c)

A token used only for NFTs

d)

Free cost for transactions

11.

Which is NOT typically stored in a blockchain block header?

a)

Previous block hash

b)

Timestamp

c)

Merkle root

d)

User’s password

12.

What is a Merkle Tree used for?

a)

To speed up video streaming

b)

To verify large sets of transactions efficiently

c)

To generate private keys

d)

To encrypt the entire blockchain

13.

A node in blockchain is:

a)

A type of cryptocurrency

b)

A computer/device participating in the blockchain network

c)

A private key

d)

A smart contract function

14.

What is a key difference between Public and Private blockchains?

a)

Public blockchains require no internet

b)

Private blockchains allow only permissioned participants

c)

Public blockchains are always faster

d)

Private blockchains have no consensus

15.

What is the role of a private key?

a)

It is used to receive funds publicly

b)

It signs transactions to prove ownership

c)

It stores blockchain blocks

d)

It encrypts the website frontend

16.

In Web2, the main architecture is usually:

a)

Peer-to-peer only

b)

Client-server architecture

c)

Blockchain-based architecture

d)

Offline-first architecture

17.

What is the purpose of DNS?

a)

To encrypt data

b)

To translate domain names into IP addresses

c)

To store cookies

d)

To create blockchain blocks

18.

What does REST API mainly use?

a)

Only UDP protocol

b)

HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE

c)

Blockchain consensus

d)

Only WebSockets

19.

Which HTTP status code means “Not Found”?

a)

200

b)

201

c)

404

d)

500

20.

Which HTTP method is typically used to update an existing resource?

a)

GET

b)

PUT

c)

TRACE

d)

CONNECT

21.

What does authentication mean?

a)

Checking if user has permission

b)

Verifying the identity of a user

c)

Encrypting the database

d)

Loading the website faster

22.

What does authorization mean?

a)

Verifying identity

b)

Granting permissions/access rights

c)

Deleting cookies

d)

Creating a wallet

23.

Which is a common Web2 security vulnerability?

a)

Hash chaining

b)

XSS (Cross-Site Scripting)

c)

Proof of Stake

d)

Merkle root

24.

Why is HTTPS preferred over HTTP?

a)

It reduces server cost

b)

It provides encryption + integrity using TLS

c)

It makes websites decentralized

d)

It stores blockchain keys

25.

What is the main limitation of Web2 platforms (like Instagram/YouTube)?

a)

No backend exists

b)

Users cannot upload content

c)

Data ownership and control remains with centralized platforms

d)

APIs cannot be built