Student Questions

4. DOCTOR : DIAGNOSIS :: A. Judge : Court B. Teacher : Student C. Nurse : Hospital D. Judge : Verdict

3. WAN : COLOUR :: A. Corpulent : Weight B. Insipid : Flavour C. Pallid : Complexion D. Enigmatic : Puzzle

Analogy: FRIGID : COLD :: A. Tepid : Torrid B. Torrid : Hot C. Large : Tiny D. Abundant : Lac

How can an individual best practice "Responsible Consumption"? a) Buying new clothes every week b) Leaving lights on when leaving a room c) Choosing locally sourced, seasonal food d) Using plastic bags for shopping

5. What is the main cause of electronic waste (e-waste)? a) High-speed rail transportation b) Rapid disposal of electronic gadgets and devices c) Increased use of paper notebooks d) Traditional agriculture

Which of the following practices is considered "irresponsible production"? a) Using recycled materials in manufacturing b) Implementing energy-efficient technologies c) Dumping industrial wastewater directly into rivers d) Using solar energy for production

3. What does the "3R" principle, fundamental to waste management, stand for? a) Remove, Replace, Recycle b) Reduce, Reuse, Recycle c) Rethink, Reorder, Remove d) Reduce, Repair, Rebuild

2. Which of the following is an example of a "Green Skill"? a) Designing fast-fashion marketing campaigns b) Optimizing manufacturing processes to increase waste c) Installing and maintaining solar panels d) Mining coal using traditional methods

1. What is the primary focus of SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production)? a) Increasing industrial production to boost GDP b) Ensuring sustainable consumption and production patterns c) Encouraging the use of single-use plastics d) Promoting fast fashion to increase employment

What is the main purpose of spyware? A) To lock files and demand payment. B) To replicate and spread over a network. C) To monitor user activity and steal information. D) To protect the computer from hackers.

A student receives an email that looks like it is from their bank, asking them to "verify" their password by clicking a link. This is an example of: A) Spyware B) Phishing C) Keylogging D) Pharming

Which attack involves flooding a web server with an overwhelming number of requests, causing it to crash? A) Phishing B) Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) C) Brute Force D) Pharming

What type of malware disguises itself as legitimate software but contains malicious code? A) Worm B) Ransomware C) Trojan Horse D) Spyware

A program that replicates itself and attempts to delete, amend, or copy data/files on a user's computer without consent is known as: A) Spyware B) Virus C) Trojan Horse D) Firewall

Which type of compression allows the original file to be perfectly reconstructed? A. Lossy B. Lossless C. Run-length Encoding (RLE) D. JPEG

What is the primary purpose of data compression? A. To increase file size for better quality B. To reduce the file size to save storage space and speed up transmission C. To encrypt data for security D. To convert text files to image files

When a body falls freely under gravity, its total mechanical energy: a) Increases b) Decreases c) Remains constant d) First increases, then decreases

A force of 5 N moves a body through a distance of 10 m at an angle of 60° to the force. The work done is: a) 50 J b) 25 J c) 0 J d) 100 J

Which of the following is NOT a unit of energy? a) Joule b) Newton-meter c) kilowatt-hour d) Watt

When a ball is thrown vertically upwards, at its highest point, it has: a) Maximum Kinetic Energy b) Maximum Potential Energy c) Zero Total Energy d) Maximum Velocity