1. When was the electron discovered, laying the foundation for electronics?
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A) 17th century
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B) 18th century
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C) Late 19th century
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D) Early 20th century
Answer: C) Late 19th century
2. What invention in the early 20th century laid the foundation for electronic systems?
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A) Transistor
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B) Integrated Circuit
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C) Vacuum Tube
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D) Microprocessor
Answer: C) Vacuum Tube
3. Who is credited with the invention of integrated circuits in the 1960s?
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A) J.J. Thomson
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B) Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce
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C) Thomas Edison
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D) Nikola Tesla
Answer: B) Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce
4. In which decade did microprocessors and microcontrollers pave the way for personal computing?
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A) 1950s
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B) 1960s
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C) 1970s
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D) 1980s
Answer: C) 1970s
5. What marked a significant turning point in electronics, bringing about advancements in communication and data storage?
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A) Invention of the transistor
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B) Development of wireless communication
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C) Digital Revolution
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D) Integrated Circuits
Answer: C) Digital Revolution
6. What technology enabled instant global connectivity, leading to products like mobile phones and Wi-Fi?
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A) Analog electronics
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B) Integrated Circuits
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C) Wireless communication
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D) Vacuum tubes
Answer: C) Wireless communication
7. How have electronics impacted communication in society?
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A) Strengthening geographical barriers
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B) Maintaining traditional communication methods
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C) Transforming communication and breaking down geographical barriers
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D) Limiting interpersonal interactions
Answer: C) Transforming communication and breaking down geographical barriers
8. What role has the electronics industry played in the entertainment sector?
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A) Redefined the entertainment landscape
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B) Limited content accessibility
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C) Eliminated traditional media
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D) Hindered the rise of streaming services
Answer: A) Redefined the entertainment landscape
9. How has electronics contributed to healthcare advancements?
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A) By limiting diagnostics capabilities
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B) Through the development of wearable technologies
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C) By reducing patient monitoring efficiency
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D) Eliminating telemedicine solutions
Answer: B) Through the development of wearable technologies
10. In which areas have electronics driven automation and robotics?
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A) Agricultural practices
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B) Industrial processes, healthcare, and exploration
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C) Human resource management
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D) None of the above
Answer: B) Industrial processes, healthcare, and exploration
11. What has electronics revolutionized in the field of education?
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A) Eliminated traditional teaching methods
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B) Reduced accessibility to learning tools
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C) Introduced interactive learning tools, e-books, and online courses
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D) Hindered the use of educational software
Answer: C) Introduced interactive learning tools, e-books, and online courses
12. What does the concept of smart cities rely heavily on?
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A) Traditional infrastructure
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B) Manual resource management
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C) Electronics and the Internet of Things (IoT)
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D) Limited environmental monitoring
Answer: C) Electronics and the Internet of Things (IoT)
13. How has the electronics industry contributed to the economy?
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A) Limited economic growth
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B) Irrelevant to national economies
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C) As a significant contributor to global and national economies
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D) Hindered research and development
Answer: C) As a significant contributor to global and national economies
14. What does ICT stand for in the context of technology convergence?
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A) Internet and Computing Technologies
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B) Integrated Communication Tools
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C) Information and Communication Technology
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D) Innovative Computing Techniques
Answer: C) Information and Communication Technology
15. What does the term "Computing Technology" encompass within ICT?
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A) Software applications only
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B) Hardware and software for data processing and analysis
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C) Telecommunication networks
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D) Internet-based technologies
Answer: B) Hardware and software for data processing and analysis
16. Which of the following is an example of wireless communication technology within ICT?
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A) Fiber Optic Networks
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B) Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and mobile networks
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C) Digital Classrooms
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D) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Answer: B) Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and mobile networks
17. How do ICT systems contribute to business processes?
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A) By limiting financial transactions
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B) Through the integration of fiber optic networks
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C) By streamlining processes such as finance, human resources, and supply chain management
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D) Only through hardware components
Answer: C) By streamlining processes such as finance, human resources, and supply chain management
18. What is the role of ICT in healthcare, particularly with Electronic Health Records (EHR)?
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A) Slowing down medical information sharing
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B) Facilitating remote medical consultations
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C) Eliminating patient record digitization
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D) Focusing on traditional healthcare practices
Answer: B) Facilitating remote medical consultations
19. How does ICT contribute to government services?
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A) By limiting accessibility to government services
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B) Through the integration of digital identity systems only
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C) By facilitating the delivery of government services online
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D) Exclusively through E-Learning Platforms
Answer: C) By facilitating the delivery of government services online
20. What is the primary role of ICT in the proliferation of social media?
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A) Ensuring cybersecurity
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B) Connecting people globally
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C) Providing digital literacy programs
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D) Fostering business intelligence
Answer: B) Connecting people globally
21. How does instant messaging contribute to interpersonal connections?
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A) Through satellite communication
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B) By facilitating data analytics
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C) Via real-time communication on messaging apps
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D) By ensuring cybersecurity
Answer: C) Via real-time communication on messaging apps
22. How does encryption technology contribute to cybersecurity?
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A) By promoting digital literacy
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B) Through real-time communication
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C) By encoding information for secure communication
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D) By facilitating data analytics
Answer: C) By encoding information for secure communication
23. What is the role of firewalls and antivirus software in cybersecurity?
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A) Facilitating global connectivity
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B) Protecting networks and systems from cyber threats
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C) Enabling digital inclusion
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D) Supporting emerging technologies like AI
Answer: B) Protecting networks and systems from cyber threats
24. How does ICT contribute to the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
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A) By ensuring digital inclusion
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B) Through global connectivity
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C) By facilitating real-time communication
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D) Enabling the development of AI applications for automation, machine learning, and data analysis
Answer: D) Enabling the development of AI applications for automation, machine learning, and data analysis
25. What is the primary function of the Internet of Things (IoT) in ICT?
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A) Protecting networks and systems
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B) Ensuring digital inclusion
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C) Connecting physical devices to the internet for data exchange and automation
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D) Facilitating data analytics
Answer: C) Connecting physical devices to the internet, enabling data exchange and automation in various domains
26. How does ICT support the processing and analysis of large datasets in data analytics?
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A) Through satellite communication
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B) By promoting digital literacy
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C) By providing business intelligence tools
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D) Supporting big data technologies
Answer: D) Supporting big data technologies
27. What is the purpose of Business Intelligence (BI) in data analytics?
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A) Protecting networks and systems
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B) Ensuring digital inclusion
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C) Extracting insights from data to support strategic planning and decision-making
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D) Facilitating real-time communication
Answer: C) Extracting insights from data to support strategic planning and decision-making
28. How does ICT enable global connectivity through satellite-based communication systems?
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A) Via undersea cables
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B) By promoting digital literacy
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C) Through real-time communication
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D) Enabling global connectivity through satellite-based communication systems
Answer: D) Enabling global connectivity through satellite-based communication systems
29. What promotes digital inclusion by expanding access to high-speed internet in remote and underserved areas?
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A) Cybersecurity threats
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B) Digital literacy programs
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C) Business intelligence
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D) Technological obsolescence
Answer: B) Digital literacy programs
30. What is the term for disparities in access to ICT resources and skills?
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A) Cybersecurity threats
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B) Digital divide
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C) Global connectivity
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D) Quantum computing
Answer: B) Digital divide
31. What poses growing concerns about data breaches, cyber attacks, and privacy issues?
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A) Digital literacy programs
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B) Global connectivity
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C) Cybersecurity threats
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D) Edge computing
Answer: C) Cybersecurity threats
32. What may lead to the quick obsolescence of ICT infrastructure due to rapid advancements?
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A) 5G technology
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B) Digital literacy programs
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C) Technological obsolescence
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D) Quantum computing
Answer: C) Technological obsolescence
33. What does 5G technology promise in the context of future trends?
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A) Improved connectivity
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B) Reduced latency in edge computing
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C) Enhanced global connectivity
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D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
34. What does edge computing focus on to reduce latency?
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A) High-speed data transmission
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B) Centralized data processing
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C) Distributed computing closer to the data source
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D) Quantum computing
Answer: C) Distributed computing closer to the data source
35. What is Quantum Computing pioneering in the field of ICT?
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A) Improved connectivity
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B) Centralized data processing
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C) Enhanced global connectivity
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D) A new era in computing power and capabilities
Answer: D) A new era in computing power and capabilities