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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: What is an asset in the context of ledger storage?
  1. A string of characters
  2. A line of code
  3. A key-value pair
  4. A function
2/170: Which step in the consensus process in Fabric ensures that the blocks have been ordered in the correct sequence before being committed onto the ledger?
  1. Validation
  2. Endorsement
  3. Ordering
3/170: How are identities managed in Hyperledger Fabric?
  1. All of the above
  2. By the network administrator
  3. By the node operator
  4. By the MSP
4/170: What happens if a transaction occurs in a channel that is not visible to the entire network?
  1. The transaction is still recorded on the blockchain, but it is not visible to the entire network.
  2. The transaction is lost forever.
  3. The transaction is duplicated and sent to the entire network.
  4. The transaction is rejected by the network.
5/170: If the state of the ledger matches the read state of the block, what happens next?
  1. The write value is committed on top of the ledger.
  2. The reading process is validated.
  3. The current state of the ledger is updated to the particular write value of the transaction.
  4. All of the above.
6/170: What is the purpose of an MSP's root certificate in Hyperledger Fabric?
  1. To validate the identities of nodes and users in the network
  2. To ensure the security of the network
  3. All of the above
  4. To provide a secure communication channel between nodes
7/170: What kind of information is stored in a ledger?
  1. Information about assets and transactions
  2. None of the above
  3. Location data
  4. Personal information
8/170: What happens during the endorsement phase of the consensus process in Fabric?
  1. Transactions are validated.
  2. Transactions are ordered.
  3. Transactions are endorsed by network peers.
9/170: What happens if a transaction does not meet the endorsement policy requirements?
  1. The transaction is held in a pending state until it meets the requirements
  2. The transaction is sent to a different network for validation
  3. The transaction is rejected by the endorsing peers
  4. The transaction is added to the blockchain regardless
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