1. : What is the main goal of Edge Computing?
(A) To process data only in cloud servers
(B) To bring computation closer to data sources
(C) To replace cloud computing completely
(D) To store data in hard drives only
2. : Which of the following best describes Fog Computing?
(A) A weather forecasting method
(B) An extension of cloud computing closer to the network edge
(C) A substitute for the internet
(D) A type of mobile app
3. : What is the main difference between Edge and Fog Computing?
(A) Edge computing happens directly on devices, while fog adds an intermediate layer between edge devices and the cloud
(B) Fog computing happens only in satellites
(C) Edge computing requires the internet, fog does not
(D) There is no difference between the two
4. : Which of the following is an example of Edge Computing?
(A) Smart traffic lights processing data locally
(B) Traditional desktop computing
(C) Cloud storage backup only
(D) Email servers
5. : Which organization introduced the concept of “Fog Computing”?
(A) Microsoft
(B) Intel
(C) Cisco
(D) Google
6. : What is a major benefit of Edge and Fog Computing?
(A) Increased latency
(B) Reduced bandwidth usage and faster response time
(C) More dependency on distant cloud servers
(D) Less security
7. : In which scenario is Fog Computing most useful?
(A) Applications needing extremely low latency and distributed nodes
(B) Basic offline word processing
(C) Watching pre-downloaded movies
(D) Manual record-keeping
8. : Which of the following technologies can be enhanced by Edge/Fog Computing?
(A) Internet of Things (IoT)
(B) Manual telephony
(C) Traditional libraries
(D) Basic calculators
9. : What is a challenge for Edge and Fog Computing?
(A) Data processing speed too high
(B) Security and device management complexity
(C) Excessive reliance on fiber optic cables
(D) Lack of wireless signals globally
10. : Which term best describes the role of Fog Computing in relation to Edge and Cloud?
(A) Replacement
(B) Bridge
(C) Obstacle
(D) Elimination