Blockchain Basics complete course is currently being offered by University at Buffalo & The State University of New York through Coursera platform and is Course 1 of 4 in the Blockchain Specialization.
About this Course:
This first course of the Blockchain specialization provides a broad overview of the essential concepts of blockchain technology – by initially exploring the Bitcoin protocol followed by the Ethereum protocol – to lay the foundation necessary for developing applications and programming. You will be equipped with the knowledge needed to create nodes on your personal Ethereum blockchain, create accounts, unlock accounts, mine, transact, transfer Ethers, and check balances.
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Blockchain Basics Coursera Week 1 Quiz Answers: Blockchain Defined
Blockchain Basics Quiz 01 Answers!
Q1. Did Bitcoin enable a centralized or a decentralized
system for the exchange of value?
- Centralized
- Decentralized
Q2. Validation, Verification, Immutable Recording, and _ lead
to Trust and Security.
- Coins
- Algorithms
- Tokens
- Consensus
Q3. Who introduced the digital online cryptocurrency known
as Bitcoin?
- Satoshi
Nakamoto
- Wei
Dai
- Nick
Szabo
- Hal
Finney
Q4. A blockchain enables peer-to-peer transfer of digital
currency without any intermediaries such as banks. True or False?
- True
- False
Blockchain Basics Quiz 2 Answers!
Q1. A block in a Blockchain has a header and ___.
- Digital
Ledger
- Transactions
- Inputs
- Bitcoins
Q2. What does UTXO stand for?
- Unique
Transaction Offer
- Unspent
Trade Offer
- Unspent
Transaction Xeroxed Output
- Unspent
Transaction Output
Q3. A transaction generates new UTXOs for transferring the
amount specified in the input UTXOs. True or False?
- False
- True
Q4. Miners are computers that execute __.
- operations
defined by users
- operations
defined by the blockchain protocol
- operations
defined by transactions
Blockchain Basics Quiz 3 Answers!
Q1. The algorithm for consensus in the Bitcoin blockchain is
called ____protocol.
- Proof
of Elapsed Time
- Proof
of Work
- Proof
of Worth
- Proof
of Stake
Q2. Transaction confirmation is independently performed by
all miner nodes. True or False?
- False
- True
Q3. Transaction 0 in every block in the bitcoin blockchain .
- is
for paying the miner fees.
- does
not have any input UTXO.
- is
called the coinbase transaction
- All
of the above.
Q4. In a public blockchain, a participant can join and leave
the blockchain as
and when they wish. True or False?
- True
- False
Blockchain Basics Coursera Week 2 Quiz Answers: Ethereum Blockchain
Blockchain Basics Week 2 Quiz 01 Answers!
Q1. What allows for the execution of code in the Ethereum
Blockchain, enhancing the basic value transfer capability of the Bitcoin
Blockchain?
- Ethereum
Virtual Machine Proof-of-Work
- Smart
Contracts
- Solidity
- Byte-code
Q2. Solidity has data, functions or methods with modifiers,
along with getter and setter functions. True or False?
- True
- False
Blockchain Basics Week 2 Quiz 2 Answers!
Q1. How many types of accounts are on Ethereum?
- 1
- 3
- 2
- 4
Q2. The _ can send transactions for ether
transfer or they can send transactions to invoke a smart contract code.
- block
headers
- algorithms
- accounts
(address)
- blocks
Q3. What is the smallest denomination of cryptocurrency on
Ethereum?
- Ether
- Bitcoins
- Wei
- Gas
Point
Blockchain Basics Week 2 Quiz 3 Answers!
Q1. ___ hosts the software needed for transaction initiation, validation, mining, block creation, and smart contract execution.
- EVM
- Ethereum
full node
- External
Account
- Smart
Contract
Q2. _ receive, verify, gather and execute
transactions.
- Smart
Contracts
- Ethereum
Virtual Machine
- Miner
nodes
- Light
wallets
Q3. Any changes to the value of a state variable in a smart
contract are stored on the blockchain. True or False?
- True
- False
Blockchain Basics Week 2 Quiz 4 Answers!
Q1. GASLIMIT is the actual amount of gas spent at the completion of the Block creation. True or False?
- True
- False
Q2. What are miners who solved the puzzle but didn’t win the
block creation called?
- Sisters
- Cousins
- Brothers
- Ommers
Q3. __ is paid fees for the creation of a
block.
- Receiver
of transactions in the block
- Miner
of a block
- All
full nodes
- Sender
of transactions in the block
Blockchain Basics Coursera Week 3 Quiz Answers: Algorithms & Techniques
Blockchain Basics Week 3 Quiz 1 Answers!
Q1. A popular public-private key implementation known as
Rivest-Shamir Adelman (RSA) algorithm is used for the Bitcoin and Ethereum
Blockchain. True or False?
- True
- False
Q2. For the simple symmetric key example discussed in the
lecture, it is easy to derive the “secret” key from the encrypted data. True or
False?
- False
- True
Q3. 256 bit ECC key-pair is equivalent in strength to
approximately 3072-bit RSA key-pair. Thus ECC is much stronger encryption than
RSA method. True or False?
- True
- False
Blockchain Basics Week 3 Quiz 2 Answers!
Q1. What is one of the requirements of secure hashing function?
- It
is an ECC function
- It
is a one way function
- It
is log function
- It
is a secret function
Q2. What type of hash is used when there is a fixed number
of items to be hashed, such as the items in a block header, and we are
verifying the composite block integrity?
- Complex
hash
- Either
- Tree-structured
Hash
- Simple
Hash
Q3. What type of hash function is used, when there is
variable number of items to be hashed, such as the many state changes in a
block?
- Simple
Hash
- Tree-structured
Hash
- Either
- Complex
hash
Q4. Keccak 256 is a commonly used algorithm for hash
generation in the Ethereum blockchain. True or False?
- False
- True
Blockchain Basics Week 3 Quiz 3 Answers!
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Q1. Digital signing of a transaction/document involves, hashing the content of the document and then __.
- encrypting
it with nonce
- rehashing
it
- encrypting
it with public key
- encrypting
it with private key
Q2. In Ethereum, the block hash is the hash of all the
elements in the?
- Transaction
hash tree
- Block
header
- State
tree
- Receipt
tree
Q3. Merkle tree hash is used for computing hash.
- state
root
- transaction
root
- receipt
root
- all
of the above
Q4. Block hash allows for the formation of the chain link by
embedding the previous block hash in the current block header. True or False?
- False
- True
Q5. If a participant node tampers with a block, it results
in __.
- hash
changing
- mismatch
of hash values
- the
local chain of node rendered in an invalid state
- All
of the above
Blockchain Basics Coursera Week 4 Quiz Answers: Trust Essentials
Blockchain Basics Week 4 Quiz 1 Answers!
Q1. Trust in a decentralized blockchain is about __.
- validating
the transactions and blocks for tamper proofing.
- All
of the above
- securing
the chain using specific protocols.
- executing
and confirming the transactions.
Q2. Miners execute the transactions for Ether transfers but
are not responsible for the execution of smart contracts. True or False?
- False
- True
Q3. Proof of work is the __ used by
Bitcoin blockchain and Ethereum Byzantium Metropolis blockchain.
- Transaction
confirmation
- Consensus
Protocol
- Incentive
function
- Trust
function
Q4. An approach for consensus protocol that is hotly debated
among developers of blockchain is
- Proof
of Stake
- Proof
of Incentive
- Round
Robin
- Proof
of Age
Blockchain Basics Week 4 Quiz 2 Answers!
Q1. What happens if more than one miner solves the consensus
puzzle very close in time to each other in Ethereum?
- The
new block is added to the main chain and not the runner-up chain
- Runner-up
miners leave the network.
- Small
incentives are given to runner-up blocks
- Small
incentives are given to the runner up blocks and the new block is added to
the main chain
Q2. Double spending is reusing digital assets intentionally
or inadvertently. True or False?
- True
- False
Q3. In Ethereum, a combination of account number and the
global nonce is used to address issues regarding double-spending. True or
False?
- False
- True
Blockchain Basics Week 4 Quiz 3 Answers!
Q1. Bootstrapping the new software to the already running
processes is known as.
- Scripting
- Soft
Forks
- Hashing
- Hard
Forks
Q2. After a hard fork, the emerging two chains are
incompatible. True or False?
- False
- True
Q3. Bitcoin blockchain implemented a soft fork to realize a
__.
- Split
into Bitcoin core and Bitcoin cash
- P2SH
Peer-to-Shell feature
- P2SH
conditional payment script feature
- P2SH payer gossip feature
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