Help me out!! Exam-related questions

[BlackHatCoiner]

Kudos to NotATether for the giant response. Next time you have so many questions, please use a search engine.

4.The monetary policy of Ethereum is more flexible than the monetary policy of Bitcoin. (3 PTS)

Write down a big, bold, underlined, capitalized TRUE there, and 3 points for you. If I was the teacher, I'd give some extra points for a smart comment.

The monetary policy of bitcoin is characterized by inexistent flexibility, whereas ethereum is characterized by frequent ambiguities regarding the quantity of money, the consensus rules, and the mining economics. The developers have said it themselves that they don't feel confident enough to decide a monetary policy. We're talking about some crazy decentralization here. 

[glendall]

seeing this I feel like going back to school, but unfortunately where I went to school in one exam it was only 5-10 for essay questions, at this rate my brain will be damaged instantly if I take the exam
anyways you are too lazy to look for answers
if you ask for help it's a few questions not all questions
what is there makes you even think just accept it
and you can say cheater

[serjent05]

@OP isn't that lazy for you to ask people here to answer your quiz without doing your own research?  It would be better if you post the question and state your answer and ask the community if your answer is correct or need revision.  As much as I love to answer some of the questions, I would rather not since it is you that needs to do the hard work.

@NotATether, I really admire your intention to help but sometimes we need to check if the person really needs help or just lazes around asking others to spoonfeed him the answer.  And I think this time, @OP is lazy to search for the answer and just relies on the knowledge of the community before lifting his fingers.

[fuguebtc]

@OP isn't that lazy for you to ask people here to answer your quiz without doing your own research?  It would be better if you post the question and state your answer and ask the community if your answer is correct or need revision.  As much as I love to answer some of the questions, I would rather not since it is you that needs to do the hard work.

@NotATether, I really admire your intention to help but sometimes we need to check if the person really needs help or just lazes around asking others to spoonfeed him the answer.  And I think this time, @OP is lazy to search for the answer and just relies on the knowledge of the community before lifting his fingers.

Yes, if he wasn't lazy it would be more interesting to post both the question and the answer as we would get mixed opinions and could create a fun discussion. There are a lot of questions that are very easy to answer even for a newbie who really wants to get into the crypto market, I guess the OP hasn't read all the questions but has been in a hurry to seek help. He is really lazy, with these 35 questions I think there will be very few people willing to help him answer them all.

[doomloop]

Op, your questions are too many to answer. Hopefully there is someone who is willing to take the time to answer your questions, don't forget to prepare a little gift in the form of Bitcoin as a thank you for helping to lighten your load.

All of your questions are cryptocurrency related, I'm not sure any of the forum members can answer all of your questions. You have to rely on yourself to answer some of the questions you posted above, you have one week to finish all of these before the exam starts. Wish you the best after the exam results come out.

The forum has a lot of members and there are pioneers here in crypto but the question is if they have a time to answer it all. If only the OP said that he will pay someone who can answer all of his questions correctly then they might get motivated but I see that there are now few users who attempt to answer it.

It's okay if some can't answer all of the questions because there are others who might lend a helping hand and finish those questions who are not been answered yet. The real exam is yet to come and this one is only like a reviewer so I think it's fine if the OP will ask for help and then learn from it. Once the real exam came out, he is the one that is going to answer it.

[Adbitco]

This is really interesting but I want to know if the examiner wants to create or form a team of blockchain tech or they wants to build a project?
Even if its from school I guess they could only sets an exam questions they have taught you not those questions that are very time consuming or not even related to your studies.
I guess @NotATether have cut down most of the answers and also deep down in clarification.

[Bitstar_coin]

It took @NotATether 12 hours to respond to most of the questions not all and these are supposed to be exam questions according to the OP.    
I wonder how long it would take the OP to respond to all the questions in an exam sitting  
And am also wondering how he got hold of the exam materials, I thought you can only have access to questions during the exam period. Obviously, such lengthy questions will take a great deal of time for OP to be able to research and come up with answers, so his best shot is to dump them here for forum members to respond to.

@OP you should be grateful to NotATether who spends 12hrs from his busy time responding to around 50% of your questions. For the rest, you can do little research to find the answers. Good luck with your exam.