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ChatGPT Quiz: Basics of Smart Cities #1
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- Q1What defines a smart city?A city that uses technology to improve the quality of life for its citizensA city with a lot of parksA city with a lot of skyscrapersA city with a high population density30s
- Q2What is one benefit of a smart city?Increased crimeIncreased traffic congestionIncreased efficiency of city servicesIncreased pollution30s
- Q3What is an example of a smart transportation technology?Horse-drawn carriagesPaper mapsReal-time traffic monitoringManual traffic signals30s
- Q4What is an example of a smart energy technology?CandlesOil lampsCoal power plantsSmart grid systems30s
- Q5What is the purpose of a smart waste management system?To increase landfill usageTo reduce waste and improve recycling ratesTo increase waste and reduce recycling ratesTo increase litter and pollution30s
- Q6What is one benefit of smart buildings?Increased pollutionIncreased energy consumptionIncreased traffic congestionReduced energy consumption30s
- Q7What is an example of a smart health technology?BloodlettingTelemedicineHerbal remediesTraditional Chinese Medicine30s
- Q8What is one challenge facing the implementation of smart cities?Limited available technologyHigh cost of implementationLack of government supportLow demand for technology30s
- Q9What is one privacy concern associated with smart cities?Collection of personal data through technologyInability to collect data on citizensNo privacy concernsLimited access to personal data30s
- Q10What is one potential disadvantage of smart cities?Decreased pollutionIncreased job opportunitiesPotential loss of jobs due to automationDecreased crime30s