Science & Technology Quiz

What does 'cutting-edge' refer to?

• Highly advanced and innovative

• An attempt to damage computer systems

• A significant and sudden advance

• A very large technology company

What is a 'cyber attack'?

• A situation with both positive and negative consequences

• A significant advance in technology

• A person interested in technology

• An attempt to damage or disrupt computer systems

What does 'tech-savvy' mean?

• To monitor health metrics

• Skilled or knowledgeable in technology

• To be at the forefront of technology

• To waste time creating something that already exists

What does 'digital footprint' refer to?

• A significant and sudden advance

• An electronic device worn on the body

• A very large technology company

• The data trail left by one's online activity

What does 'reinvent the wheel' mean?

• To innovate something new

• To waste time creating something that already exists

• To be more advanced than others

• To start a project

What does 'the sky's the limit' imply?

• To misunderstand communication

• To work late into the night

• To understand and agree with someone

• There is no limit to what can be achieved

What does 'wearable technology' refer to?

• A significant advance in medical science

• A situation with both positive and negative consequences

• A person who is very interested in technology

• Electronic devices worn on the body

What does 'push the boundaries' mean?

• To be at the forefront of technology

• To go beyond the limits of what is known

• To monitor health metrics

• To start something new

What does 'ahead of the curve' mean?

• To work late into the night

• To control appliances easily

• To be more advanced or innovative than others

• To misunderstand communication

What does 'get the ball rolling' mean?

• To waste time creating something that already exists

• To monitor health metrics

• To start something, especially a project

• To be at the forefront of technology