A. False

B. True

A. energy efficient

B. Windows compatible

C. turing-complete

D. Linux compatible

A. they have the potential to provide fast, specific supplier data

B. All of the above

C. it prevents food waste if a food contamination problem occurs

D. consumers demand to know where their food comes from

E. it allows farm to table accountability for safety

A. Romeo and Juliet: The entire play

B. All of the above

C. A financial transaction

D. A personal medical record

E. A vote cast in an election

A. By paying the miners with cryptocurrency

B. By not charging users monthly subscription costs

C. By placing their name on the Blockchain

D. By paying miners with U.S. dollars

A. in a secure database

B. a bank account

C. in a secure ledger

D. A digital wallet

A. A platform for creating decentralized applications

B. A currency

C. Another name for Blockchain

D. Another name for Bitcoin

A. digital fingerprint of the block

B. same as the user private key

C. unique number to show it's a Bitcoin block

D. metadata used for ID

A. Always permissioned and private

B. Modular design allowing for flexibility in solution

C. It can employ smart contracts

D. All the above

E. Multiple consensus methods can be chosen for use