Introduction to IoT Set-2

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  • Number of Questions : 25
  • Total Marks : 25
  • Each question carry 1 Marks.
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    #1. Which of the following is an example of wearable IoT technology?

    #2. Which layer in the IoT architecture is responsible for data collection from the physical environment?

    #3. What kind of data does a motion sensor typically collect in an IoT system?

    #4. Which of the following is used to uniquely identify IoT devices?

    #5. Which of these devices is most likely to use GPS in an IoT application?

    #6. In a smart farm, IoT can help:

    #7. The brain of most IoT systems that processes input data is the:

    #8. The term “smart” in smart devices mainly refers to:

    #9. A smart fridge is connected to the internet. What IoT benefit does it provide?

    #10. In IoT, what is a “gateway”?

    #11. Which of these technologies is essential for wireless communication in IoT?

    #12. Which of the following is a cloud-based IoT platform?

    #13. IoT helps reduce human effort by:

    #14. What is the term for small, low-power computing devices in IoT that collect and send data?

    #15. Which security measure is most important for IoT devices?

    #16. What is the purpose of firmware in an IoT device?

    #17. What is meant by “interoperability” in IoT?

    #18. Which of the following is a disadvantage of IoT?

    #19. What role does AI (Artificial Intelligence) play in IoT?

    #20. The concept of connecting physical objects to the internet is referred to as:

    #21. Which cloud platform is commonly used to support IoT devices?

    #22. What does “real-time” mean in the context of IoT?

    #23. What is the primary function of an actuator in an IoT system?

    #24. An IoT security camera can be accessed remotely using:

    #25. Which of the following is an example of machine-to-machine (M2M) communication in IoT?

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