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Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A smart home system connects multiple devices such as thermostats, lights, and sensors. Some devices communicate directly with each other without involving gateways or cloud servers. The professor wants students to recall the type of communication being used. Identify the IoT communication type where devices interact directly.

a)

Device-to-Device (D2D)

b)

Device-to-Gateway

c)

Device-to-Cloud

d)

Hybrid

2.

A smart agriculture project uses Arduino sensors that send data to a Raspberry Pi gateway before forwarding it to the cloud. The instructor wants students to recall the communication type involved. List the IoT communication type demonstrated in this setup.

a)

Device-to-Gateway

b)

Device-to-Cloud

c)

Device-to-Application

d)

Hybrid

3.

A wearable fitness tracker uploads health data directly to a cloud server for analysis. Doctors can access the information remotely. The professor wants students to recall the communication type. State the IoT communication type where devices connect directly to cloud servers.

a)

Device-to-Cloud

b)

Device-to-Gateway

c)

Device-to-Application

4.

A smart city traffic system sends sensor data directly to a mobile app used by drivers. The instructor wants students to recall the communication type. Enumerate the IoT communication type where devices connect directly to applications.

a)

Device-to-Application

b)

Device-to-Cloud

c)

Device-to-Gateway

d)

Hybrid

5.

An IoT healthcare system combines device-to-cloud and device-to-gateway communication for flexibility. The professor wants students to recall the name of this mixed approach. Identify the IoT communication type that combines multiple methods.

a)

Hybrid

b)

Device-to-Cloud

c)

Device-to-Gateway

d)

Device-to-Application

6.

A smart classroom uses microphones that transmit audio in one direction only, from the device to the speaker system. Students cannot send data back. The professor wants learners to interpret the communication direction. Explain which communication direction is demonstrated here.

a)

Simplex

b)

Duplex

c)

Broadcast

d)

Peer-to-Peer

7.

A video call between two IoT devices allows both parties to send and receive data simultaneously. The instructor wants students to classify this communication direction. Classify the communication direction where data flows both ways at the same time.

a)

Duplex

b)

Simplex

c)

Broadcast

d)

Peer-to-Peer

8.

A smart city alert system sends emergency notifications to all connected devices at once. The professor wants students to interpret the communication direction. Interpret the communication direction where data is sent to multiple receivers.

a)

Broadcast/Multicast

b)

Duplex

c)

Simplex

d)

Peer-to-Peer

9.

Two IoT devices in a smart home exchange data directly without involving a central server. The instructor wants students to discuss the communication direction. Discuss the communication direction where devices interact directly.

a)

Peer-to-Peer

b)

Broadcast

c)

Duplex

d)

Simplex

10.

A smart agriculture sensor sends soil data to a gateway, but the gateway does not send anything back. The professor wants students to summarize the communication direction. Summarize the communication direction where data flows in one direction only.

a)

Simplex

b)

Duplex

c)

Broadcast

d)

Peer-to-Peer

11.

A smart healthcare system needs to transmit patient vitals securely to cloud servers for doctors to access. The engineer must choose the correct communication type. Apply the IoT communication type that connects devices directly to cloud servers.

a)

Device-to-Cloud

b)

Device-to-Gateway

c)

Device-to-Application

d)

Hybrid

12.

A smart irrigation system uses sensors that send data to a gateway, which then forwards it to the cloud. The professor wants students to apply the correct communication type. Apply the IoT communication type demonstrated in this irrigation system.

a)

Device-to-Gateway

b)

Device-to-Cloud

c)

Device-to-Application

d)

Hybrid

13.

A smart classroom uses microphones and speakers where data flows in both directions simultaneously. The instructor wants students to apply the correct communication direction. Apply the communication direction where devices exchange data both ways at the same time.

a)

Duplex

b)

Simplex

c)

Broadcast

14.

A smart city alert system must send notifications to thousands of devices at once. The engineer must apply the correct communication direction. Apply the communication direction that supports one-to-many transmission.

a)

Broadcast/Multicast

b)

Duplex

c)

Simplex

d)

Peer-to-Peer

15.

A smart grid project requires evaluating system performance based on how quickly data travels. The professor wants students to apply the correct performance metric. Apply the performance metric that measures delay in data transmission.

a)

Latency

b)

Throughput

c)

PDR

d)

Energy Efficiency

16.

A smart agriculture project compares Device-to-Gateway and Device-to-Cloud communication. One involves intermediate gateways, while the other connects directly to cloud servers. The professor wants students to analyze the difference. Differentiate between Device-to-Gateway and Device-to-Cloud communication.

a)

Gateway uses intermediaries; Cloud connects directly

b)

Gateway connects directly; Cloud uses intermediaries

c)

Both use gateways only

d)

Both connect directly to apps

17.

A smart classroom compares Simplex and Duplex communication. Simplex allows one-way flow, while Duplex allows two-way simultaneous flow. The instructor wants students to analyze the difference. Contrast Simplex and Duplex communication directions.

a)

Simplex = one-way; Duplex = two-way simultaneous

b)

Simplex = two-way; Duplex = one-way

c)

Both are one-way only

d)

Both are two-way only

18.

A smart city project evaluates latency and throughput. Latency measures delay, while throughput measures data transfer rate. The professor wants students to analyze the difference. Conclude the difference between latency and throughput.

a)

Latency = delay; Throughput = data transfer rate

b)

Latency = data transfer rate; Throughput = delay

c)

Both measure delay only

d)

Both measure transfer rate only

19.

A healthcare IoT system compares PDR (Packet Delivery Ratio) and Energy Efficiency. PDR measures successful packet delivery, while Energy Efficiency measures power usage. The instructor wants students to analyze the difference. Distinguish between PDR and Energy Efficiency as performance metrics.

a)

PDR = successful delivery; Energy Efficiency = power usage

b)

PDR = power usage; Energy Efficiency = delivery success

c)

Both measure delivery only

d)

Both measure energy only

20.

A smart grid project compares scalability and security. Scalability ensures growth in devices, while security ensures data protection. The professor wants students to analyze the difference. Differentiate scalability and security.

a)

Scalability = device growth; Security = data protection

b)

Scalability = data protection; Security = device growth

c)

Both measure device growth only

d)

Both measure data protection only

21.

Analyze the difference between scalability and security in IoT systems.

a)

Scalability = growth; Security = protection

b)

Scalability = protection; Security = growth

c)

Both ensure growth only

d)

Both ensure protection only

22.

A smart city project must handle millions of devices while ensuring smooth communication. Engineers debate which characteristic is most critical. The professor wants students to evaluate. Recommend the IoT performance metric that ensures large-scale device growth.

a)

Scalability

b)

Security

c)

Latency

d)

Throughput

23.

A healthcare IoT system must prioritize patient safety. Engineers debate whether security or throughput is more important. The professor wants students to evaluate. Assess which performance metric is most critical for patient safety.

a)

Security

b)

Throughput

c)

Latency

d)

Scalability

24.

A smart classroom project must ensure real-time communication between devices. Engineers debate whether latency or PDR is more important. The professor wants students to evaluate. Judge which performance metric is most critical for real-time communication.

a)

Latency

b)

PDR

25.

A smart agriculture project deploys soil-moisture sensors across multiple farms. Engineers debate whether reliable packet delivery or minimizing energy usage is more important for sustainability. Evaluate which performance metric ensures reliable packet delivery in IoT systems.

a)

Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR)

b)

Energy Efficiency

c)

Latency

d)

Throughput

26.

A smart healthcare system must transmit patient vitals in real time to doctors. Engineers are debating whether latency or scalability is more important for this application. Judge which performance metric is most critical for real-time healthcare monitoring.

a)

Latency

b)

Scalability

c)

Energy Efficiency

d)

Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR)

27.

A smart classroom project uses IoT devices for live video streaming during lectures. Engineers must decide whether throughput or security is more important for smooth performance. The professor wants students to assess the situation. Assess which performance metric ensures smooth video streaming in IoT systems.

a)

Throughput

b)

Security

c)

Latency

d)

Scalability

28.

A smart grid project must handle millions of devices while ensuring secure communication. Engineers debate whether scalability or security should be prioritized. The professor wants students to evaluate the correct choice. Recommend which performance metric is most critical for secure large-scale IoT deployment.

a)

Security

b)

Scalability

c)

Latency

d)

PDR

29.

A smart city emergency alert system must send notifications instantly to thousands of devices. Engineers debate whether broadcast communication or duplex communication is more effective. The professor wants students to evaluate this scenario. Evaluate which communication direction best supports one-to-many emergency notifications.

a)

Broadcast/Multicast

b)

Full-duplex

c)

Half-duplex

d)

Unicast