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TECHNOLOGY-AND-INNOVATION

The document is a quiz covering various categories of technology and innovation, including general technology knowledge, inventions, emerging technologies, digital media, environmental technologies, robotics, computing, digital security, communication advancements, and biotechnology. Each category contains multiple-choice questions with answers provided. The quiz aims to test knowledge on historical figures, technological concepts, and current trends in technology.

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TECHNOLOGY-AND-INNOVATION

The document is a quiz covering various categories of technology and innovation, including general technology knowledge, inventions, emerging technologies, digital media, environmental technologies, robotics, computing, digital security, communication advancements, and biotechnology. Each category contains multiple-choice questions with answers provided. The quiz aims to test knowledge on historical figures, technological concepts, and current trends in technology.

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Technology and Innovation

Category 1: General Technology Knowledge

1. Which of the following is considered the first computer?


o A) ENIAC
o B) Z3
o C) UNIVAC
o D) Colossus
Answer: B) Z3

2. Who is known as the father of modern computing?


o A) Steve Jobs
o B) Charles Babbage
o C) Alan Turing
o D) Bill Gates
Answer: B) Charles Babbage

3. Which of these devices is primarily used for browsing the internet?


o A) Smartphone
o B) Printer
o C) Speaker
o D) Microwave
Answer: A) Smartphone

4. Which technology is used for wireless communication in mobile phones?


o A) Bluetooth
o B) Fiber Optics
o C) LAN
o D) GPS
Answer: A) Bluetooth

5. What does "HTTP" stand for in a web address?


o A) HyperText Transfer Protocol
o B) Hyper Transfer Text Protocol
o C) HyperTerminal Text Protocol
o D) Hyper Transfer Technology Protocol
Answer: A) HyperText Transfer Protocol

Category 2: Inventions and Inventors

6. Who invented the light bulb?


o A) Nikola Tesla
o B) Thomas Edison
o C) Alexander Graham Bell
o D) James Watt
Answer: B) Thomas Edison

7. The first successful powered flight was accomplished by:


o A) The Wright Brothers
o B) Leonardo da Vinci
o C) Charles Lindbergh
o D) Amelia Earhart
Answer: A) The Wright Brothers

8. Who invented the telephone?


o A) Thomas Edison
o B) Nikola Tesla
o C) Samuel Morse
o D) Alexander Graham Bell
Answer: D) Alexander Graham Bell

9. The first electric car was created by:


o A) Henry Ford
o B) Nikola Tesla
o C) Thomas Edison
o D) William Morrison
Answer: D) William Morrison

10. The first practical photocopier was invented by:


o A) Xerox
o B) Konica Minolta
o C) Canon
o D) Richard Dearborn
Answer: A) Xerox

Category 3: Emerging Technologies

11. Which of the following is an example of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?


o A) Siri
o B) Digital Camera
o C) Bluetooth
o D) LED Lights
Answer: A) Siri

12. Blockchain technology is most commonly used in which field?


o A) Healthcare
o B) Cryptocurrency
o C) Transportation
o D) Agriculture
Answer: B) Cryptocurrency

13. Which of these technologies is used in virtual reality?


o A) Microphone
o B) Hologram
o C) Headset
o D) Solar Panels
Answer: C) Headset
14. What is the main advantage of quantum computers over classical computers?
o A) Speed and parallel processing
o B) Lower cost
o C) Smaller size
o D) Lower power consumption
Answer: A) Speed and parallel processing

15. Which technology is primarily used for 3D printing?


o A) Additive Manufacturing
o B) Subtractive Manufacturing
o C) Photocopying
o D) CNC Machining
Answer: A) Additive Manufacturing

Category 4: Internet and Digital Media

16. What does "URL" stand for?


o A) Uniform Resource Locator
o B) Universal Resource Locator
o C) Uniform Register Locator
o D) Universal Register Locator
Answer: A) Uniform Resource Locator

17. Which of the following is the most popular social media platform as of 2024?
o A) Facebook
o B) Instagram
o C) TikTok
o D) Twitter
Answer: C) TikTok

18. Which search engine is most commonly used?


o A) Yahoo
o B) Bing
o C) DuckDuckGo
o D) Google
Answer: D) Google

19. What is the primary function of a router in a network?


o A) Store data
o B) Connect devices to the internet
o C) Print documents
o D) Provide security
Answer: B) Connect devices to the internet

20. The term "cloud computing" refers to:


o A) Storing data on external hard drives
o B) Data stored in a physical server
o C) Storing data and applications over the internet
o D) Creating weather models
Answer: C) Storing data and applications over the internet

Category 5: Environmental and Sustainable Technologies

21. What is the primary function of solar panels?


o A) Store electricity
o B) Convert sunlight into electricity
o C) Generate wind energy
o D) Store heat energy
Answer: B) Convert sunlight into electricity

22. Which of these is a type of renewable energy?


o A) Coal
o B) Natural Gas
o C) Wind Energy
o D) Nuclear Energy
Answer: C) Wind Energy

23. What is the purpose of a green building?


o A) To reduce construction costs
o B) To use sustainable materials and reduce energy
consumption
o C) To increase the height of a building
o D) To improve the building's aesthetic appeal
Answer: B) To use sustainable materials and reduce energy
consumption

24. Which of the following technologies helps reduce waste in landfills?


o A) Incineration
o B) Solar Panels
o C) Recycling
o D) Hydro-power
Answer: C) Recycling

25. The term “carbon footprint” refers to:


o A) The total weight of carbon used in a product
o B) The amount of carbon released into the environment by
human activity
o C) A method of storing carbon emissions
o D) The weight of carbon in fossil fuels
Answer: B) The amount of carbon released into the
environment by human activity

Category 6: Robotics and Automation

26. What is a key feature of industrial robots?


o A) They have emotional intelligence
o B) They are designed to perform repetitive tasks automatically
o C) They require human supervision at all times
o D) They are powered by solar energy
Answer: B) They are designed to perform repetitive tasks
automatically

27. Which field of technology focuses on the development of robots and automated
systems?
o A) Bioinformatics
o B) Robotics
o C) Quantum Computing
o D) Cryptography
Answer: B) Robotics

28. Which company created the famous robot called "Pepper"?


o A) Honda
o B) Boston Dynamics
o C) SoftBank Robotics
o D) Tesla
Answer: C) SoftBank Robotics

29. What does the term "IoT" stand for?


o A) Internet of Time
o B) Internet of Things
o C) International Online Technology
o D) Intelligent Online Technology
Answer: B) Internet of Things

30. The technology of autonomous vehicles uses:


o A) Radar, GPS, and cameras
o B) Human control systems
o C) Manual navigation only
o D) Magnetic fields
Answer: A) Radar, GPS, and cameras

Category 7: Computing and Software

31. What is the main function of an operating system?


o A) Manage hardware and software resources
o B) Store documents
o C) Encrypt data
o D) Provide cloud storage
Answer: A) Manage hardware and software resources

32. Which programming language is widely used for web development?


o A) Python
o B) JavaScript
o C) C++
o D) Ruby
Answer: B) JavaScript

33. Which software is primarily used for word processing?


o A) Excel
o B) PowerPoint
o C) Word
o D) Access
Answer: C) Word

34. What does "AI" stand for?


o A) Advanced Innovation
o B) Automated Intelligence
o C) Artificial Intelligence
o D) Automated Internet
Answer: C) Artificial Intelligence

35. The term "Open Source" refers to:


o A) Software whose source code is available for modification
and redistribution
o B) Software used only by large organizations
o C) Free internet applications
o D) Internet-based applications only
Answer: A) Software whose source code is available for
modification and

Here are more questions to continue the quiz:

Category 8: Digital Security and Privacy

36. Which of the following is an example of a type of


malware?

 A) Firewall
 B) Antivirus
 C) Trojan Horse
 D) SSL Certificate
Answer: C) Trojan Horse

37. What does the term "phishing" refer to?

 A) A type of fishing game


 B) Sending fraudulent emails to steal personal information
 C) Encrypting data for privacy
 D) Protecting data with passwords
Answer: B) Sending fraudulent emails to steal personal information

38. What is a strong password characteristic?

 A) It includes only your name


 B) It contains a mix of uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols
 C) It is only eight characters long
 D) It is the same as your username
Answer: B) It contains a mix of uppercase, lowercase, numbers,
and symbols

39. Which of the following technologies is commonly used


for two-factor authentication?

 A) CAPTCHA
 B) Email verification code
 C) URL shortening
 D) Cloud backup
Answer: B) Email verification code

40. What is the purpose of a VPN (Virtual Private


Network)?

 A) To store documents securely in the cloud


 B) To provide a secure connection over a public network
 C) To increase your internet speed
 D) To scan for viruses
Answer: B) To provide a secure connection over a public network

Category 9: Technological Advancements in Communication

41. Which technology allows people to communicate in


real-time through video?

 A) Instant Messaging
 B) Video Conferencing
 C) Email
 D) Blogging
Answer: B) Video Conferencing

42. Which company created the video calling software


"Zoom"?

 A) Microsoft
 B) Apple
 C) Zoom Video Communications
 D) Google
Answer: C) Zoom Video Communications
43. What is the primary function of a Wi-Fi router?

 A) Encrypts the data


 B) Provides wireless internet connectivity
 C) Stores information on the internet
 D) Connects to satellites for data
Answer: B) Provides wireless internet connectivity

44. Which technology has significantly improved the speed


of internet connections in recent years?

 A) 4G
 B) 5G
 C) Dial-up
 D) Fiber-optic
Answer: B) 5G

45. What does the term "streaming" refer to in terms of


media consumption?

 A) Downloading content for offline viewing


 B) Watching or listening to media in real-time over the internet
 C) Sharing media content on social media
 D) Playing games online
Answer: B) Watching or listening to media in real-time over the
internet

Category 10: Biotechnology and Healthcare Technologies

46. What is CRISPR technology used for?

 A) DNA editing and gene modification


 B) Blood pressure monitoring
 C) Treating viral infections
 D) Producing artificial organs
Answer: A) DNA editing and gene modification

47. Which technology is primarily used to monitor heart


activity?

 A) MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)


 B) ECG (Electrocardiogram)
 C) X-ray
 D) PET Scan
Answer: B) ECG (Electrocardiogram)
48. Which of the following technologies allows for the
creation of artificial limbs?

 A) Nanotechnology
 B) Robotics
 C) Biotechnology
 D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above

49. What is the purpose of wearable health devices like


Fitbits and Apple Watches?

 A) To monitor heart rate and physical activity


 B) To take X-ray images
 C) To replace medical diagnoses
 D) To administer medication automatically
Answer: A) To monitor heart rate and physical activity

50. Which of the following is a breakthrough in


personalized medicine?

 A) Generic drugs for all diseases


 B) Medicine tailored to an individual's genetic makeup
 C) Common vaccines for all patients
 D) Standard treatments for everyone
Answer: B) Medicine tailored to an individual's genetic makeup

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