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Questions # 101:

Currently, AI in Smart City construction mainly faces which challenges?

Options:

Large sustainability risks

Endless emergence of new scenarios

High threshold for local adaptation

Funding shortages

Answer

A, B, C

Explanation

Smart-city AI faces challenges oflong-term sustainability (cost & operations),rapidly emerging new scenarios requiring constant iteration, andhigh local adaptation costsdue to differing infrastructures and policies. Funding is a real-world concern but not included in the set answer.

Questions # 102:

Which entity is most likely the operator of a City IOC?

Options:

Water and Hydrology Bureau

Tax Bureau

Big Data Management Center

Statistics Bureau

Answer

Explanation

Municipal big-data centers own the cross-department data integration responsibility and operate the IOC as the city’s digital nerve center.

Questions # 103:

The English full form of V2X is “Vehicle to Everything”.

Options:

True

Flase

Answer

Explanation

In intelligent connected vehicles,V2X = Vehicle to Everything, covering V2V, V2I, V2P, etc.

Questions # 104:

Which of the following are behaviors/functions of aCity Vital-Signs application?

Options:

Report generation

Vital-sign configuration

Indicator early warning

Alarm forwarding

Answer

A, B, C, D

Explanation

City vital-sign applications supportconfiguring indicators,monitoring and early warning,generating reports, andforwarding alarmsfor coordinated handling.

Questions # 105:

Which of the following belong to the business scope of Smart City?

Options:

Promoting IoT applications and intelligent transformation of municipal public facilities and buildings

Building a digital-twin city

Accelerating digital countryside construction and building integrated information services for agriculture and rural areas

Improving the City Information Model platform and operation-management platform, building a city data-resource system, and promoting construction of a city big-data brain

Answer

A, B, C, D

Explanation

Smart City business scope includes IoT and smart upgrades for infrastructure, digital twins, integrated urban–rural digital development (including digital countryside), and CIM, operation platforms, and city data brains.

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Questions # 106:

In the Comprehensive Inspection solution, intelligent robots can realize automatic information entry. Which technologies are used in this process?

Options:

GES

OCR

NLP

RPA

Answer

B, D

Explanation

OCRextracts text from images/forms, andRPAsimulates human actions to enter data into systems, together enabling automatic information entry. GES (graph engine) and NLP (semantic understanding) are not core to simple auto-entry in this context.

Questions # 107:

Overall understanding ofOne-Network Collaboration (一网通协)includes which aspects?

Options:

Overall architecture: perception layer, connection layer, platform layer, application layer

Business scenarios: Government Connect (政务通), trusted office, administrative meetings

Business positioning: build “five-cross” collaboration (cross-level, cross-region, cross-system, cross-department, cross-business) to improve internal government efficiency

Business goals: build a convenient (anytime, anywhere), secure (protecting government assets), and efficient (improving meeting efficiency) government collaboration system

Answer

A, B, C, D

Explanation

One-Network Collaboration is defined bylayered architecture (A),core scenarios (B),“five-cross” collaborative positioning (C), andconvenience–security–efficiency goals (D).

Questions # 108:

The integrated city-operations system mainly includes: unified acceptance, unified dispatch, unified handling, unified closure, and unified supervision.

Options:

True

False

Answer

Explanation

Urban operations platforms typically design afive-unifiedclosed loop:

unified intake,

unified dispatch,

unified processing,

unified closure,

unified supervision/assessment.

Questions # 109:

For “City One Cloud,” which types ofcoordinationmust be achieved?

Options:

Application coordination

Data coordination

Resource coordination

Management coordination

Disaster-recovery coordination

Answer

A, B, C, D, E

Explanation

City cloud construction stressesapplication interconnection,data sharing,resource pooling,unified management/O&M, andcross-region DR coordinationfor resilient operation.

Questions # 110:

What are the value highlights ofZero-Trust security for trusted office?

Options:

“One device, dual use”: users get policies based on which network they access, improving security

Self-developed chip algorithms, low-latency transmission with no business perception

Three-dimensional environment awareness (user behavior, terminal environment, network security monitoring) with a three-level access mechanism, more secure and more granular

Terminal sandbox isolation and watermark to ensure data security

12,000+ defense rules, 2× the industry

Answer

A, C, E

Explanation

Zero-trust emphasizesdynamic access policy per context (A),multi-dimensional continuous environment awareness and graded access (C), andrich fine-grained rules (E). Chip latency (B) and sandbox/watermark (D) are useful security features but not the distinctive zero-trust highlights emphasized here.

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