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What are the drawbacks of using Blockchain? Select all that apply

A.
High cost of developers
A.
High cost of developers
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B.
Changing technology and the lack of a stable standard
B.
Changing technology and the lack of a stable standard
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C.
Its use of cryptography
C.
Its use of cryptography
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D.
Its use of new applications
D.
Its use of new applications
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Suggested answer: B

A Blockchain provides______________.

A.
true information by all parties involved
A.
true information by all parties involved
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B.
a trusted transaction between untrusted parties
B.
a trusted transaction between untrusted parties
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C.
the easiest way to conduct international transactions
C.
the easiest way to conduct international transactions
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D.
only trusted banks for conducting transactions
D.
only trusted banks for conducting transactions
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Suggested answer: A

The Blockchain ledger is commonly referred to as___________.

A.
a database ledger
A.
a database ledger
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B.
a triple-entry ledger
B.
a triple-entry ledger
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C.
a double-entry ledger
C.
a double-entry ledger
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D.
a genesis block
D.
a genesis block
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Suggested answer: A

Blockchain has more built-in security than a standard database.

A.
True
A.
True
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B.
False
B.
False
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Suggested answer: A

In which consensus algorithm is a nonce used?

A.
Proof of Activity
A.
Proof of Activity
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B.
Proof of Work
B.
Proof of Work
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C.
Proof of Stake
C.
Proof of Stake
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D.
Proof of Burn
D.
Proof of Burn
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E.
All of the above
E.
All of the above
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Suggested answer: B

Explanation:

Reference: https://www.mycryptopedia.com/bitcoin-nonce-explained/

What does immutable mean?

A.
Fault tolerant
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Fault tolerant
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B.
Unable to be changed
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Unable to be changed
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C.
Highly secure
C.
Highly secure
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D.
None of the above
D.
None of the above
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Suggested answer: B

How are blocks chained together?

A.
By sharing the same transaction details
A.
By sharing the same transaction details
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B.
Information of the previous block is embedded into the current block through hashing
B.
Information of the previous block is embedded into the current block through hashing
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C.
Information of the current block is embedded into the genesis block
C.
Information of the current block is embedded into the genesis block
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D.
With a physical chain
D.
With a physical chain
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Suggested answer: B

Which of these applications would be suited for a private Blockchain?

A.
financial transactions
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financial transactions
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B.
manufacturing supply chain
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manufacturing supply chain
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C.
medical records
C.
medical records
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D.
food traceability
D.
food traceability
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E.
All of the above
E.
All of the above
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Suggested answer: E

How would a developer make a change to Blockchain protocol?

A.
There are no restrictions, a developer could just change the code
A.
There are no restrictions, a developer could just change the code
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B.
A developer would need to initiate a hard fork
B.
A developer would need to initiate a hard fork
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C.
There is no way to change Blockchain protocol
C.
There is no way to change Blockchain protocol
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D.
change the orderer configuration
D.
change the orderer configuration
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E.
None of the above
E.
None of the above
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Suggested answer: C

How do consensus algorithms like Proof of Work or Proof of Stake incentivize miners to participate?

A.
By paying miners with U.S. dollars
A.
By paying miners with U.S. dollars
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B.
By paying the miners with cryptocurrency
B.
By paying the miners with cryptocurrency
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C.
By placing their name on the Blockchain
C.
By placing their name on the Blockchain
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D.
By not charging users monthly subscription costs
D.
By not charging users monthly subscription costs
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Suggested answer: B

Explanation:

Reference: https://www.oliverisaacs.com/proof-of-work-or-proof-of-stake-whats-the-future-of-crypto/

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