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420+ Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) Solved MCQs

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering [ENTC] .

51.

>___________allows the same time or frequency division multiplexing to be reused across non overlapping clusters

A. migration
B. clustering
C. classification
D. centralization
Answer» B. clustering
52.

The more capable nodes can naturally play the role of __________

A. cluster leader
B. cluster node
C. cluster head
D. cluster master
Answer» C. cluster head
53.

__________are nodes that aid in passing traffic from one cluster to another

A. gateway
B. gradient
C. router
D. termional node
Answer» A. gateway
54.

In wireless sensor network

A. no special master clocks are available
B. connections are ephemeral
C. communication delays are inconsistent and unpredictable
D. all of above
Answer» D. all of above
55.

In wireless sensor network

A. communication delays are consistent and predictable
B. no special master clocks are available
C. neither a nor b
D. a and b both
Answer» B. no special master clocks are available
56.

Time difference caused by the lack of a common time origin are referred to as___________

A. clock phase difference
B. clock bias
C. neither a nor b
D. a and b both
Answer» D. a and b both
57.

Drawbacks of GPS to use in WSN node is

A. gps receivers are difficult to incorporate into every sensor node due to cost, power consumption, large form factors
B. gps systems do not work indoor or under ford foliage or in other expectable conditions
C. neither a nor b
D. a and b both
Answer» D. a and b both
58.

_____sensor can be tasked to look for animals of a particular size and color. _____sensor can be tasked to detect the presence of a particular type of vehicle

A. i. acoustic ii. camera
B. i. camera ii. acoustic
C. i. camera ii. camera
D. i. acoustic ii. acoustic
Answer» B. i. camera ii. acoustic
59.

select the correct statement

A. the purpose of a sensor system is to obtain information that is as extensive and detailed as possible about the unknown parts of the world state
B. the main idea of information based sensor tasking is to base sensor selection decisions on information content as well as constraints on resource consumption, latency and other costs
C. a and b both correct
D. a and b both incorrect
Answer» C. a and b both correct
60.

In __________sensor network systems, we must balance the information contribution of individual sensors against the cost of communicating with them

A. centralized
B. distributed
C. centralized as well as distributed
D. none of above
Answer» B. distributed
61.

From a data storage point of view ,one may think of a sensor network as a distributed database that

A. collects physical measurements about the environment
B. indexes them
C. serves queries from users and other applications external to or from within the network
D. all of above
Answer» D. all of above
62.

In__________ database systems, data storage may be allocated among several geographical separated locations, connected by a communications network

A. centralized
B. distributed
C. centralized as well as distributed
D. none of above
Answer» B. distributed
63.

Each sensor in a sensor network takes___________ measurements of physical phenomena such as heat, sound, light ,pressure or motion

A. time stamped
B. time sequenced
C. time sequenced as wella as time stamped
D. either time sequenced or time stamped
Answer» A. time stamped
64.

The challenge in sensor network databases is/ are

A. the system as a whole is highly volatile
B. relational tables are not static since new data is continuously being sensed
C. the high energy cost of communication encourages in-networking processing during query execution
D. all of the above
Answer» D. all of the above
65.

The challenges in sensor network databases
A: limited storage on nodes and high communication costs imply that older data has to be discarded
B: sensor tasking interacts in numerous ways with the sensor database system

A. a only
B. b only
C. neither a nor b
D. a and b both
Answer» D. a and b both
66.

The size of wireless sensor system is limited mostly by A: the cost of maintaining communication links B: the cost of sensor hardware

A. a
B. b
C. both
D. neither a nor b
Answer» C. both
67.

Following are application areas of wireless sensor network a: asset and warehouse management b: automotive c: building monitoring and control d: environmental monitoring

A. a b c
B. b c d
C. a c d
D. a b c d
Answer» D. a b c d
68.

Following are application areas of wireless sensor networks a: health care b: industrial process control c: military battlefield awareness d: security and surveillance

A. a b c
B. b c d
C. a c d
D. a b c d
Answer» D. a b c d
69.

Sensors may be used a: to monitor and track assets such as trucks or other equipment b: to manage assets for industries such as oil and gas, utility , and aerospace

A. a
B. b
C. both
D. neither a nor b
Answer» C. both
70.

Sensors can be used a: to monitor conditions and movements of wild animals or plants in wildlife habitats b: to monitor air quality and track environmental pollutants, wildfires or other natural or manmade disasters c: to monitor biological or chemical hazards to provide early warnings d: to monitor earthquake

A. a b c
B. a b c d
C. a c d
D. b c d
Answer» B. a b c d
71.

___________sensors instrumented in a building can detect the direction and magnitude of a quake and provide an assessment of the building safety

A. seismic
B. acoustic
C. acoustic or seismic
D. position
Answer» A. seismic
72.

The applications of WSN are:

A. monitoring of objects only.
B. monitoring of an area only.
C. monitoring of both area and objects
D. all of above
Answer» D. all of above
73.

Wireless Sensor Networks are networks that consist of sensors that are
A: distributed in an ad hoc manner.
B: These sensors work with each other to sense some physical phenomenon and then the information gathered is processed to get relevant results.
C: Wireless sensor networks consist of protocols and algorithms with self-organizing capabilities.

A. a and b
B. b and c
C. a , b and c
D. a and c
Answer» C. a , b and c
74.

Communication paradigm used in wireless sensor networks and in ad-hoc network are respectively

A. point to p[oint , point to poiunt
B. broadcast , point to point
C. point to point , broadcast
D. broadcast , broadcast
Answer» B. broadcast , point to point
75.

wireless sensor networks are

A. data centric
B. address centric
C. both
D. none opf above
Answer» A. data centric
76.

Wireless sensor nodes are equipped with i. Sensing unit ii. Processing unit, iii. Communication unit iv. Power unit

A. i, ii, iv
B. i, iii, iv
C. i, ii, iii, iv
D. i, ii, iii
Answer» C. i, ii, iii, iv
77.

A Relay node has

A. process sensor or control equipment
B. control equipment
C. communiucation equipment
D. process sensor
Answer» C. communiucation equipment
78.

the most owerfull node is

A. sensor node
B. relay node
C. cluster head
D. gateway
Answer» D. gateway
79.

choose the correct statement

A. there may be more than one cluster in wsn.
B. there must be more than one cluster in wsn.
C. there is only one cluster in wsn.
D. none of above
Answer» A. there may be more than one cluster in wsn.
80.

In sensor networks, the nodes are of different capabilities in terms of computation, communication, memory, energy level and reliability. it is called as

A. centralized
B. heterogeneous
C. distributed
D. homogeneous
Answer» B. heterogeneous
81.

In sensor networks, the nodes are of different capabilities in terms of computation, communication, memory, energy level and reliability. it is called as

A. hierarchical
B. centralized
C. distributed
D. homogeneous
Answer» A. hierarchical
82.

A topology is a communication topology, where each node connects directly to a gateway. A single gateway can send or receive a message to a number of remote nodes.

A. star
B. tree
C. mesh
D. none of above
Answer» A. star
83.

Tree topology is also called as

A. unique star topology
B. cascaded star topology
C. unique mesh topology
D. cascaded mesh topology
Answer» B. cascaded star topology
84.

The Mesh topologies

A. unique path between pair of nodes
B. multiple path between pair of nodes
C. can not isolate and detect faults
D. none of above
Answer» B. multiple path between pair of nodes
85.

The underground wireless sensor networks are ___________ than the terrestrial WSNs

A. more expensive
B. less expensive
C. equal expensive
D. a or b
Answer» A. more expensive
86.

A Under Water WSNs has challenge of

A. a long propagation delay,
B. a limited battery that cannot be recharged or replaced.
C. a and b both
D. uses traditional communication inside water
Answer» C. a and b both
87.

Multimedia wireless sensor networks has requirements of

A. low bandwidth
B. high bandwidth
C. high energy consumption and high bandwidth
D. low energy consumption and low bandwidth
Answer» C. high energy consumption and high bandwidth
88.

The advantages of MWSN over the static wireless sensor networks include

A. better and improved coverage
B. better energy efficiency
C. superior channel capacity
D. all of above
Answer» D. all of above
89.

For bandwidth allocation,

A. available bandwidth means that the user can have a peak of bandwidth.
B. available bandwidth means that the user can have average of bandwidth.
C. available bandwidth means that the user can have a guaranteed of bandwidth.
D. none of the above
Answer» A. available bandwidth means that the user can have a peak of bandwidth.
90.

Delay is the time datagrams take from the source to destination and depends on

A. fixed delays - application delay, transmission over physical medium
B. variable delays -queuing delays, contention with other traffic at each network node.
C. transmission dealy
D. both fixed and variable delay
Answer» D. both fixed and variable delay
91.

Packet loss is, the number of packets lost in the network, via

A. errors in the physical medium
B. packet drop policies due to congestion
C. a and b both
D. non availability of connection
Answer» C. a and b both
92.

To calculate throughput, the total time was calculated as the difference between

A. the time between the first packet and last packet reached the destination
B. the time the first packet started and the time the last packet reached the destination
C. the time the first packet started and the time the last packet started
D. the time the first packet reached and the time the last packet started
Answer» B. the time the first packet started and the time the last packet reached the destination
93.

Jitter is commonly used as an indicator of

A. consistency and stability of a network.
B. consistency of a network.
C. stability of a network.
D. throughput of anetwork.
Answer» A. consistency and stability of a network.
94.

A layered architecture of WSN has a

A. base station in each layer
B. only single hop communication
C. multiple base stations
D. single powerful base station
Answer» D. single powerful base station
95.

The physical layer is responsible for

A. frequency selection,
B. modulation and data encryption.
C. both
D. modulation only
Answer» C. both
96.

The data link layer functions as a

A. pathway for multiplexing of data streams, data frame detection,
B. medium access control (mac) and error control.
C. data frame detection, medium access control
D. both a and b
Answer» D. both a and b
97.

Very limited resources for WSN refers

A. limited memory, and limited computation
B. limited power, and limited computation
C. limited memory, limited power,
D. limited memory, limited computation and limited power
Answer» D. limited memory, limited computation and limited power
98.

Wireless networks are classified as:

A. infrastructure-based networks
B. ad-hoc network
C. infrastructure-based networks and infrastructure-less (ad-hoc) networks.
D. structured network
Answer» C. infrastructure-based networks and infrastructure-less (ad-hoc) networks.
99.

Infrastructure-based networks example is

A. wlan
B. manet
C. wlan and manet both
D. none of the above
Answer» A. wlan
100.

Infrastructure-less or Ad Hoc network, example is

A. wlan
B. manet
C. wlan and manet both
D. none of the above
Answer» B. manet

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