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B.Tech VIII Semester First Mid-Term Examinations February, 2024

The document outlines the B.Tech VIII Semester First Mid-Term Examinations for the Blockchain Technology subject, including multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions across four sets. Each set consists of objective and descriptive questions designed to assess students' understanding of blockchain concepts, such as smart contracts, hashing, and transaction management. The examination is structured to evaluate knowledge across various levels of Bloom's Taxonomy.

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B.Tech VIII Semester First Mid-Term Examinations February, 2024

The document outlines the B.Tech VIII Semester First Mid-Term Examinations for the Blockchain Technology subject, including multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions across four sets. Each set consists of objective and descriptive questions designed to assess students' understanding of blockchain concepts, such as smart contracts, hashing, and transaction management. The examination is structured to evaluate knowledge across various levels of Bloom's Taxonomy.

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Tech VIII Semester First Mid-Term Examinations February, 2024


Branch Name: CSE (AIML) Regulation:R20
Subject Name: BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY
Maximum Marks: 20 SET-1 Duration: 1Hour 20 Minutes

Part-A (Objective Paper)

Answer All the following questions. (5 Multiple choice & 5 Fill in the Blooms Attainment
blanks) Taxonomy of Course
Level Outcomes
Marks: 10x1/2M = 5M

1 What is the primary concept behind "Thinking in Layers" in L1 CO1


blockchain technology?
A) Flat structure
B) Hierarchical structure
C) Layered architecture
D) Random organization

2 When thinking about the big picture in blockchain, what aspect L1 C01
focuses on the overall network structure?
A) Micro-level
B) Macro-level
C) Middle-level
D) Nano-level
3 Recognizing the potential in blockchain involves understanding L2 C02
its:
A) Historical background
B) Future applications
C) Present challenges
D) All of the above
4 What is the first step in "Planning the Blockchain"? L1 C02
A) Implementing smart contracts
B) Identifying stakeholders and requirements
C) Creating the Genesis Block
D) Mining new blocks

5 When "Documenting Ownership" on the blockchain, what does a L1 C03


user possess to prove ownership?
A) Private key
B) Public key
C) Transaction ID
D) Block number
6 Disambiguating the term "blockchain" refers to __________ L2 C01

7 Understanding the nature of ownership in blockchain involves L1 C01


_______

8 ______________ is the core problem that blockchain technology L1 C02


aims to solve

9 ____ the process of "Hashing Data" involve in the blockchain L2 CO2

1 In the real world, where is "Hashing" commonly used outside of L1 C03


0 blockchain technology _______

Part-B (Descriptive Paper)

Answer All the following questions. Marks: 5Mx3= 15M Blooms Attainment
Taxonomy of Course
Level Outcomes

1 Explain the layers of a software system with an example. L2 C01

OR

2 Write advantage and disadvantages of distributed systems. L1 C01

3 Explain the basic concepts of managing ownership with the L2 C02


blockchain?

OR

4 What is hashing data and explain how it works? L1 C02

5 Explain what are the patterns of hashing data with neat L2 C03
diagrams?

OR

6 Explain storing transaction data in detailed L2 C03

[Link] VIII Semester First Mid-Term Examinations February, 2024


Branch Name: CSE (AIML) Regulation:R20
Subject Name: BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY
Maximum Marks: 20 SET-2 Duration: 1Hour 20 Minutes

Part-A (Objective Paper)

Answer All the following questions. (5 Multiple choice & 5 Fill in the Blooms Attainment
blanks) Taxonomy of Course
Level Outcomes
Marks: 10x1/2M = 5M

1 Understanding the nature of ownership in blockchain involves: L1 CO1


A) Centralized control
B) Distributed ownership
C) Government regulation
D) Random allocation
2 Spending money twice is a problem addressed by: L1 C01
A) Digital currencies
B) Traditional banking
C) Double-spending
D) Financial regulations
3 In blockchain terminology, what does the term "node" refer to? L1 C02
A) A point on a graph
B) A participant in the network
C) A computer algorithm
D) A blockchain transaction
4 How does blockchain contribute to "Identifying and Protecting L1 C02
User Accounts"?
A) User authentication through biometrics
B) Linking accounts to social media
C) Assigning unique blockchain addresses
D) Storing account information in a centralized database
5 What is the primary role of "Authorizing Transactions" in L1 C03
blockchain?
A) Confirming the transaction amount
B) Validating the user's identity
C) Approving or denying transaction requests
D) Generating public keys
6 __________ In the context of blockchain, what does the term L2 C01
"Smart Contract" refer to
7 Storing Transaction Data" in the blockchain involves saving L1 C01
information in a _____

8 _______ is the purpose of the "Nonce" in a blockchain L2 C02


transaction

9 ___ aspect does "consensus mechanism" address in blockchain L1 CO2


technology

10 ________ The concept of "immutability" in blockchain refers L1 C03


to

Part-B (Descriptive Paper)

Answer All the following questions. Marks: 5Mx3= 15M Blooms Attainment
Taxonomy of Course
Level Outcomes

1 Explain How a peer- to- peer system changed a whole industry, L2 C01
and the architecture of peer-to-peer systems?

OR

2 Explain understanding the nature of ownership and properties of L2 C01


a ledger?

3 Explain the concepts of managing ownership with the L2 C02


blockchain?

OR

4 What are the patterns of hashing data explain with neat L1 C02
diagram?

5 Explain briefly cryptography in detailed. L2 C03

OR

6 Differentiate how asymmetric cryptography in the real world L2 CO3


and blockchain?
[Link] VIII Semester First Mid-Term Examinations February, 2024
Branch Name: CSE (AIML) Regulation:R20
Subject Name: BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY
Maximum Marks: 20 SET-3 Duration: 1Hour 20 Minutes

Part-A (Objective Paper)

Answer All the following questions. (5 Multiple choice & 5 Fill in the Blooms Attainment
blanks) Taxonomy of Course
Level Outcomes
Marks: 10x1/2M = 5M

1 Which layer in blockchain architecture is responsible for smart L1 CO1


contracts?
A) Application layer
B) Consensus layer
C) Network layer
D) Data layer
2 What is the primary purpose of the "Merkle Tree" in L1 C01
blockchain?
A) Efficient data storage
B) Random data distribution
C) Network connectivity
D) Cryptographic security
3 In the context of blockchain, what does "fork" refer to? L1 C02
A) Eating utensil
B) A division in the blockchain
C) Data encryption method
D) Network speed
4 When a transaction is broadcasted on the blockchain network, L1 C02
what is responsible for including it in a block?
A) Mining algorithm
B) Network nodes
C) Smart contracts
D) Hash function
5 What does the term "Immutable Ledger" mean in the context of L1 C03
blockchain technology?
A) Easily modifiable ledger
B) Irreversible and unchangeable record
C) A temporary transaction log
D) Editable database
6 The concept of "cryptography" is crucial in blockchain for L1 C01
____

7 ___________ is the role of a "validator" in blockchain L2 C01


consensus mechanisms
8 ________ term is often associated with the permissionless L2 C02
blockchain network
9 _________ the term "Immutable Ledger" mean in the context L1 CO2
of blockchain technology?

10 ___ role does the "Mempool" play in the blockchain transaction L2 C03
process

Part-B (Descriptive Paper)

Answer All the following questions. Marks: 5Mx3= 15M Blooms Attainment
Taxonomy of Course
Level Outcomes

1 Explain a vulnerability of distributed peer- to – peer systems. L2 C01


And explain double spending problem.

OR

2 How to solve the double spending problem. L2 C01

3 Explain the basic concepts of managing ownership with the L2 C02


blockchain?

OR

4 Explain documenting ownership and also explain how it works L2 C02

5 Explain hashing data and how it works L2 C03

OR

6 How storing transactions in the blockchain data structure and L2 C03


compare transformed book with blockchain data structure.
[Link] VIII Semester First Mid-Term Examinations February, 2024
Branch Name: CSE (AIML) Regulation:R20
Subject Name: BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY
Maximum Marks: 20 SET-4 Duration: 1Hour 20 Minutes

Part-A (Objective Paper)

Answer All the following questions. (5 Multiple choice & 5 Fill in the Blooms Attainment
blanks) Taxonomy of Course
Level Outcomes
Marks: 10x1/2M = 5M

1 Which layer in blockchain architecture is responsible for smart L1 CO1


contracts?
A) Application layer
B) Consensus layer
C) Network layer
D) Data layer
2 What is the primary purpose of the "Merkle Tree" in L1 C01
blockchain?
A) Efficient data storage
B) Random data distribution
C) Network connectivity
D) Cryptographic security
3 How does "Double-Spending" pose a threat to the integrity of L1 C02
blockchain transactions?
A) Creating multiple copies of the same transaction
B) Spending the same funds in two different transactions
C) Encrypting transaction data twice
D) Initiating conflicting smart contracts

4 What is the purpose of "Public and Private Keys" in blockchain L2 C02


security?
A) Initiating transactions
B) Encrypting user data
C) Verifying ownership
D) Generating smart contracts
5 In blockchain, what does the term "Gas Limit" refer to during a L2 C03
transaction?
A) Maximum amount of cryptocurrency to be sent
B) Fee paid for transaction processing
C) Encryption strength
D) Unique identifier for the transaction
6 __________ In the context of blockchain, what does the term L1 C01
"Smart Contract" refer to

7 Storing Transaction Data" in the blockchain involves saving L1 C01


information in a _____

8 ____ role does the "Genesis Block" play in the functioning of L1 C02
a blockchain
9 ________ is the purpose of "Timestamps" in blockchain L2 CO2
transactions

10 Consensus Mechanisms" in blockchain determine __________ L1 C03

Part-B (Descriptive Paper)

Answer All the following questions. Marks: 5Mx3= 15M Blooms Attainment
Taxonomy of Course
Level Outcomes

1 Explain the two types of software architecture? L2 C01

OR

2 How terminology link to the blockchain? Explain the four ways L1 C01
to define the blockchain.

3 Explain the concepts of managing ownership with the L2 C02


blockchain?

OR

4 What are the patterns of hashing data explain with neat L1 C02
diagram?

5 Briefly explain digital signatures and how it works & why it L2 C03
works

OR

6 Explain blockchain data structure in detailed with neat diagrams L2 C03

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