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As part of my master's program, I have created this quiz with a collection of multiple-choice questions that are designed to help me and my classmates review our knowledge of the "Hyperledger Fabric: Architecture" module from "Course 6 Building a distributed application on Hyperledger Fabric".
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Shown below are 9 randomly selected questions from the C6 Building a distributed application on Hyperledger Fabric >> Hyperledger Fabric: Architecture knowledge test. As an unauthenticated user, you have access to a limited set of 9 questions out of 170, and you won't be able to view the correct answers for them.
1/170: How are assets deleted from the Hyperledger Fabric network?
  1. By revoking the asset permissions
  2. By deleting the corresponding key-value pair from the ledger
  3. By deleting the asset ID
  4. By deleting the asset metadata
2/170: What happens if the ordering service fails to sequence blocks properly?
  1. Double-spending occurs
  2. The network shuts down
  3. Transactions are lost
  4. Transactions become delayed
3/170: What is the alternative to a client-server architecture?
  1. Peer-to-peer architecture
  2. Hybrid architecture
  3. Cloud architecture
  4. Distributed architecture
4/170: What is the function of a Membership Service Provider (MSP) in Hyperledger Fabric?
  1. To provide identities to nodes in the network
  2. None of the above
  3. To validate transactions on the ledger
  4. To act as a communication entity in the network
5/170: What is the role of the ordering service in the consensus process in Fabric?
  1. Ordering transactions onto blocks
  2. Validating blocks
  3. Endorsing transactions
6/170: What is the role of a committer in a blockchain network?
  1. To advertise blocks to the ordering service.
  2. To simulate transactions for the application.
  3. To put blocks on the ledger.
  4. To install chaincode.
7/170: What happens when a transaction occurs?
  1. The ledger is archived for future reference
  2. The ledger is erased
  3. None of the above
  4. The ledger is updated with information about the transaction
8/170: What types of entities can have identities in the Hyperledger Fabric network?
  1. Organizations
  2. All of them
  3. Users
  4. Nodes
9/170: Which of the following is not a characteristic of a client?
  1. It acts on behalf of any stakeholder in the network.
  2. It is a physical device.
  3. It may be a software application.
  4. It interacts with servers to request and receive information.
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