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Question: 16


How is Blockchain benefiting voting?


  1. By revealing the identity of each voter and who or what they voted for

  2. By controlling who gets to vote

  3. By only allowing a certain number of votes per person

  4. By allowing voters to trust their vote has been counted




Answer: D
Question: 17

Which of the following statements sums up the Proof of Work consensus process?


  1. Miners complete to find a nonce results in a hash that starts with a predetermined number of leading zeros.

  2. Miners put up a stake. A miner is then selected based on stake value to add a new block to the chain. If a miner adds an invalid block to the chain, that miner loses their stake.

  3. All nodes agree on the data of the transaction.

  4. Miners send assets to an inactive address. This process selects the next owner of a block.




Answer: C
Question: 18

The Ethereum Blockchain provides a/an virtual machine.


  1. Windows compatible

  2. energy efficient

  3. Linux compatible

  4. turing-complete




Answer: D
Question: 19

Which Blockchain protocol uses Proof of Work Consensus? Select all that apply


  1. Hyperledger

  2. Corda

  3. Bitcoin

  4. Ethereum

  5. All of the above



Answer: A,C,D
Question: 20

One of the big issues that new financial transaction Blockchain solutions face is .


  1. increasing the number of transactions per second (TPS)

  2. the inability to find use cases

  3. solving user identity

  4. getting banks to cooperate




Answer: A
Question: 21

Once a record is stored on the Blockchain .


  1. the record is moved to a secure server

  2. the record is stored on a central node

  3. it can be changed by an authorized person

  4. the record is permanent




Answer: D



Explanation:


Reference can be changed by an authorized person



Question: 22


An asset is defined as .


  1. all records on a database

  2. any data on the ledger

  3. anything of value requiring accountability of ownership

  4. any record on a private network




Answer: C
Question: 23

One solution to increasing Blockchain Transactions Per Second (TPS) is .


  1. adding more network nodes

  2. off-chain transactions

  3. using faster microprocessors

  4. fewer regulations




Answer: B


Question: 24


Blockchain applications can provide .


  1. the elimination of intermediaries

  2. building more trust between trusted parties

  3. collaboration between trusted parties

  4. better cooperation between banks




Answer: A
Question: 25

A Blockchain does NOT provide which attribute?


  1. Security through distribution

  2. Anonymity through cryptography

  3. Fault Tolerance through distribution

  4. Immutability through hashing




Answer: B
Question: 26

ledger technology is referred to as DLT.


  1. Distributed

  2. Decentralized

  3. Database

  4. All of the above

  5. None of the above




Answer: A
Question: 27

In a private business Blockchain, transactions are endorsed by .


  1. only relevant business participants

  2. only the smart contract developer

  3. all the nodes on the Blockchain

  4. all participants with access to the network




Answer: A
Question: 28

Blockchain allows for which of the following?


  1. Anonymous Cryptography

  2. Trust in central authorities

  3. A fast and efficient ledger

  4. A peer to peer ledger without the need of a third party




Answer: D
Question: 29

Smart Contracts DO NOT provide .


  1. Authority

  2. Anonymity

  3. Efficiency

  4. Accuracy




Answer: B
Question: 30

The transaction hash contained in a block is the .


  1. unique number to show itâs a Bitcoin block

  2. same as the user private key

  3. digital fingerprint of the block

  4. metadata used for ID




Answer: C