Daily MCQs · Day 16 · Today

Friday, 16 October 2026

Science & Technology and Internal Security

10 questions

0/10 answered

  1. Q1·Semiconductorseasy

    Which one of the following statements about a semiconductor is correct?

  2. Q2·Space Technologyeasy

    Consider the following statements about a geostationary orbit:

    1. 1.It must be circular.
    2. 2.It must lie in the equatorial plane.
    3. 3.Its orbital period must equal Earth's sidereal rotation period.
  3. Q3·Cloud Securityeasy

    In cloud computing, the shared-responsibility model generally means that:

  4. Q4·Quantum Computingmedium

    Consider the following statements:

    1. 1.Quantum entanglement can produce correlations not reproducible by a simple classical probabilistic model with local hidden variables.
    2. 2.Quantum error correction seeks to protect quantum information from noise and decoherence.
    3. 3.Increasing the number of physical qubits automatically guarantees a proportional increase in useful logical computing power.

    Which of the statements given above are correct?

  5. Q5·Counter-Dronemedium

    Consider the following statements about India's indigenous counter-drone architecture:

    1. 1.Radar can contribute to detection and tracking.
    2. 2.RF systems can detect or disrupt relevant radio links.
    3. 3.EO/IR sensors can support target identification and tracking.
    4. 4.A counter-drone system necessarily uses only hard-kill methods.

    Which of the statements given above are correct?

  6. Q6·Xenotransplantationmedium

    Consider the following statements about xenotransplantation:

    1. 1.Genetic modification of donor animals can be used to reduce immunological incompatibility.
    2. 2.Xenotransplantation raises concerns about cross-species pathogen transmission.
    3. 3.Successful xenotransplantation requires no immunological management because donor and recipient belong to different species.
  7. Q7·Nanotechnologymedium

    Consider the following statements:

    1. 1.Graphene is a one-atom-thick layer of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal lattice.
    2. 2.Carbon nanotubes can be viewed as rolled-up graphene structures.
    3. 3.Graphene necessarily behaves as a conventional three-dimensional bulk conductor.
  8. Q8·Cybersecuritydifficult

    Consider the following statements:

    1. 1.Encryption can protect confidentiality but does not by itself guarantee system availability.
    2. 2.Backups can reduce the impact of ransomware if they are isolated and recoverable.
    3. 3.Multi-factor authentication can reduce the risk from stolen passwords but cannot eliminate every account-compromise pathway.

    Which of the statements given above are correct?

  9. Q9·Cloud Security Architecturedifficult

    A government agency moves a sensitive application to a cloud environment. It separates administrative identities, uses least privilege, encrypts sensitive data, segments workloads and continuously monitors access. Which principle is most comprehensively illustrated?

  10. Q10·Electronic Warfaredifficult

    Consider the following pairs:

    1. 1.Electronic support measures — search for, intercept and identify electromagnetic emissions
    2. 2.Electronic attack — use of electromagnetic energy to degrade, disrupt or deceive an adversary's systems
    3. 3.Electronic protection — measures intended to safeguard friendly systems from hostile electromagnetic effects
    4. 4.Spectrum management — deliberate jamming of every adversary frequency