What is a qubit?
A) Classical bit
B) Quantum bit
C) Measurement unit
D) Quantum error
Which particle is commonly used in quantum computers?
A) Electron
B) Photon
C) Neutron
D) Proton
What is quantum superposition?
A) Classical state
B) Multiple states at once
C) Single state
D) Collapsed state
Which technology is NOT used in quantum computers?
A) Superconducting circuits
B) Optical fibers
C) Transistors
D) Ion traps
What is quantum entanglement?
A) Independent particles
B) Entangled particles
C) Classical correlation
D) Uncorrelated state
What is a major challenge in quantum computing?
A) Speed
B) Data storage
C) Decoherence
D) Connectivity
Which company is a leader in quantum computing?
A) IBM
B) Microsoft
C) Intel
D) Google
What does "quantum supremacy" refer to?
A) Quantum error correction
B) Quantum computer surpasses classical
C) Perfect quantum state
D) Infinite qubits
Encrypted Answers (Caesar Cipher, shift 3 to the left)
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