KJEI’s

TRINITY POLYTECHNIC, PUNE

Sr. No. 25 &27, Near Bopdeo Ghat, Kondhawa Saswad Road , Dist. Pune.

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ASSIGNMENT NO-2
Unit NO:[Link] to IoT
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1. What does IoT stand for?

A. Internet of Terms
B. Internet of Things
C. Integrated online Technology
D. International online Transfer
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2. IoT mainly refers to:

A. Connecting only mobile phones
B. Connecting physical devices to the internet
C. Faster computers
D. Social media networks
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3. IoT devices communicate using:

A. Only wired connections
B. Both wired and wireless networks
C. Only USB cables
D. Manual operations
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4. Which of the following is an example of an IoT device?

A. Traditional bulb
B. Smart thermostat
C. Manual typewriter
D. Analog camera
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5. The main goal of IoT is to:

A. Increase device size
B. Reduce communication
C. Enable smart automation
D. Slow down processes
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6. Which of these is NOT a part of IoT architecture?

A. Sensors
B. Cloud
C. Actuators
D. Manual switches
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7. In IoT, sensors are used to:

A. Store data
B. Detect changes in the environment
C. Connect to printers
D. Authenticate users
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8. Actuators are used to:

A. Collect data
B. Perform actions based on commands
C. Store big data
D. Improve display quality
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9. Which layer is responsible for processing IoT data?

A. Sensing Layer
B. Network Layer
C. Application Layer
D. Processing Layer
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10. IoT gateways connect:

A. Humans to robots
B. IoT sensors to the cloud
C. Phones to printers
D. Keyboards to CPUs
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11. Bluetooth is commonly used for:

A. Long-distance IoT communication
B. Short-range communication
C. Satellite IoT
D. Fiber communication
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12. Which of the following communication protocol is low-power and ideal for IoT?
A. Wi-Fi
B. Ethernet
C. Zigbee
D. USB
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13. 5G is important for IoT because it provides:

A. Slow data speeds
B. Very high latency
C. High-speed, low-latency connections
D. No internet support
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14. RFID stands for:

A. Real Frequency Identification
B. Radio Frequency Identification
C. Remote File Internet Data
D. Remote Frequency Integration
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15. NFC is mainly used for:

A. Long-distance voice calls
B. Short-distance data exchange
C. High-speed gaming
D. Satellite tracking
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16. Smart homes are an application of:

A. Gaming
B. IoT
C. Animation
D. Blockchain
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17. Smart agriculture uses IoT to:

A. Paint tractors
B. Monitor soil moisture and crop health
C. Take selfies
D. Reduce food production
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18. Smart health devices include:

A. Smartwatches
B. Fans
C. Vacuum cleaners
D. Drills
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19. Smart city IoT applications include:

A. Manual water pumps
B. Smart traffic systems
C. Regular bulbs
D. Typewriters
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20. IoT in industry is called:
A. Industrial IoT (IIoT)
B. Mechanical IoT
C. Cloud IoT
D. Ultra IoT
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21. A major challenge for IoT is:

A. Device size
B. Security and privacy
C. Device color
D. Manufacturing
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22. IoT security protects against:

A. Device overheating
B. Cyber attacks
C. Battery usage
D. Dust
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23. The biggest risk in IoT devices is:

A. They look unattractive
B. They remain offline
C. Weak passwords and poor encryption
D. Lack of colors
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24. End-to-end encryption ensures:

A. Faster internet
B. Only sender and receiver can read messages
C. More storage
D. Better battery life
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25. Authentication in IoT means:

A. Giving free access
B. Confirming user/device identity
C. Turning off security
D. Changing color of screen
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26. IoT devices generate:

A. Very little data
B. Large amounts of data
C. No data
D. Only text data
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27. Cloud computing supports IoT by providing:

A. Physical security
B. Storage and processing
C. Manual tools
D. Paint colors
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28. Edge computing helps IoT by:

A. Processing data near the device
B. Removing sensors
C. Slowing down the system
D. Increasing battery drain
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29. Data analytics in IoT is used for:

A. Predicting trends
B. Erasing data
C. Formatting devices
D. Stopping communication
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30. Big data technologies are important because IoT devices:

A. Generate tiny data
B. Cannot connect to networks
C. Produce massive, fast data streams
D. Do not need analysis
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31. Raspberry Pi is used in IoT as:

A. A fruit sensor
B. A small computer for processing
C. A battery
D. A camera only
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32. Arduino is mainly used for:

A. Social media
B. Prototyping IoT devices
C. Heavy data storage
D. Car engines
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33. Sensors convert physical parameters into:

A. Heat
B. Electrical signals
C. Paint
D. Waves only
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34. Which sensor detects motion?

A. GPS
B. PIR sensor
C. Humidity sensor
D. pH sensor
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35. GPS is used in IoT for:

A. Location tracking
B. Temperature control
C. Image capturing
D. Air quality monitoring
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36. MQTT is a:
A. Messaging protocol for IoT
B. Programming language
C. Database
D. Battery type
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37. MQTT works on which principle?

A. Ask–response
B. Publish–subscribe
C. Peer-to-peer only
D. Sender–receiver only
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38. CoAP stands for:

A. Control Access Protocol
B. Constrained Application Protocol
C. Cloud Application Protocol
D. Connected Access Program
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39. IPv6 is important for IoT because:

A. It increases screen brightness
B. It provides a huge number of IP addresses
C. It reduces internet speed
D. It removes the need for protocols
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40. LPWAN is used for:

A. Long-range, low-power communication
B. Traveling
C. File compression
D. Typing documents
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41. Digital twins represent:

A. Identical humans
B. Virtual replica of a physical object
C. A backup device
D. A smartphone app
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42. Smart grids use IoT for:
A. Electricity management
B. Storing emails
C. Adjusting volume
D. Watching movies
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43. Wearable IoT devices include:

A. Smart shoes
B. Fans
C. Refrigerators
D. Bicycles
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44. IoT technology that allows devices to function with minimal power for years is:
A. Wi-Fi
B. LPWAN
C. Bluetooth only
D. HDMI
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45. Fog computing is used to:

A. Increase device temperature
B. Process data locally
C. Add noise to data
D. Disable sensors
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46. The first IoT device was a:

A. Smart fridge
B. Smart toaster
C. Coke vending machine
D. Smart TV
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47. IoT devices are also known as:

A. Offline devices
B. Connected devices
C. Isolated gadgets
D. Manual systems
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48. In IoT, interoperability means:

A. Devices from different vendors work together
B. All devices use the same battery
C. All devices are of same size
D. Only one brand works
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49. A common challenge in IoT is:

A. Too many devices working offline
B. Lack of standardization
C. Devices being too expensive
D. Devices being too colorful
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50. The future of IoT aims for:

A. Fully disconnected systems
B. Smarter, automated environments
C. Fewer connected devices
D. Reduced communication
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