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Froggy Jumps Emerging Technologies That Will Change Our WorldOnline version Multiple Choice by SANGALLI CRUZ YHOVANA MIRLING 1 What technology was developed by researchers at the Skolkovo Institute to turn a photo into a moving video? a Quantum algorithms b AI facial animation c Thermal imaging 2 What is a major concern regarding deepfake technology in the future? a It requires too much electricity to run. b It can be used to spread political propaganda and disinformation. c It makes low-resolution photos look blurry. 3 What is the name of the ultra-realistic robot artist that creates abstract art using optical sensors and AI? a Ai-Da b HyperStealth c Iter 4 How does the "Firesound" drone extinguish flames without using water? a By dropping liquid nitrogen onto the fire. b By blowing heavy wind gusts from a large jet engine. c By emitting low-frequency sound waves that starve the fire of oxygen. 5 What frequency range does the Firesound drone use to extinguish fires? a 30 to 60 hertz b 500 to 1,000 hertz c 10,000 to 20,000 hertz 6 How does Quantum Stealth material make objects behind it invisible? a By absorbing all light in the area. b By bending and refracting light around the target using lenticular lenses. c By projecting a 3D hologram onto a screen. 7 Besides visible light, what else can Quantum Stealth material block? a Radio signals and Wi-Fi b Sound waves and vibrations c Thermal signatures and night-vision detection 8 Why is microalgae considered superior to traditional terrestrial crops for biomass production? a It grows 10 times faster and needs less than a tenth of the land. b It can grow in the dark without sunlight. c It produces solid fuel directly without processing. 9 What is a primary environmental advantage of using algae for biofuel? a It consumes carbon dioxide, helping offset emissions. b It removes salt from seawater automatically. c It reduces global temperatures directly upon contact. 10 What high-nutrient blue-green algae strain is considered a superfood? a Deuterium b Spirulina c Lenticular 11 What process powers the sun and stars by combining light atomic nuclei? a Nuclear fission b Chemical oxidation c Nuclear fusion 12 What fuel sources for nuclear fusion can be easily distilled from seawater? a Deuterium and tritium b Carbon and oxygen c Helium and lithium 13 What is the primary advantage of nuclear fusion over current nuclear fission reactors? a Fusion produces zero radioactive material whatsoever. b Fusion cannot explode, and reactions simply stop if something goes wrong. c Fusion reactors are much cheaper and simpler to build. 14 Unlike classical computing bits (0 or 1), what state can a quantum bit (qubit) achieve? a It can only remain at 0 indefinitely. b It can exist as both 0 and 1 at the same time. c It converts data directly into sound frequencies. 15 How could quantum computing improve cybersecurity in the long run? a By creating quantum cryptography that alerts users if unauthorized access occurs. b) b By removing the need for internet passwords completely. c By making current classical computers run twice as fast.

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by SANGALLI CRUZ YHOVANA MIRLING

What technology was developed by researchers at the Skolkovo Institute to turn a photo into a moving video?

What is a major concern regarding deepfake technology in the future?

What is the name of the ultra-realistic robot artist that creates abstract art using optical sensors and AI?

How does the "Firesound" drone extinguish flames without using water?

What frequency range does the Firesound drone use to extinguish fires?

How does Quantum Stealth material make objects behind it invisible?

Besides visible light, what else can Quantum Stealth material block?

Why is microalgae considered superior to traditional terrestrial crops for biomass production?

What is a primary environmental advantage of using algae for biofuel?

What high-nutrient blue-green algae strain is considered a superfood?

What process powers the sun and stars by combining light atomic nuclei?

What fuel sources for nuclear fusion can be easily distilled from seawater?

What is the primary advantage of nuclear fusion over current nuclear fission reactors?

Unlike classical computing bits (0 or 1), what state can a quantum bit (qubit) achieve?

How could quantum computing improve cybersecurity in the long run?