_______ networks have the property that any sub network of the global network has the same properties as the global network.

• A) Scale-free Network
• B) Small-world Network
• C) Lattice Network
• D) Random Network

. A/An ______ topology is one in which all the edges are connected to another edge in a regular manner.

• A) Bounded
• B) Infinite Plane
• C) Toroidal
• D) Non-Bounded

In Moore Neighborhood how many neighbors are there for each cell of square lattice.

• A) Two
• B) Six
• C) Eight
• D) Four

How many basic classes of interaction are existing in Agent-Based Modelling.

• A) Five
• B) Six
• C) Three
• D) Four

________ networks are made up of dense clusters of highly interconnected nodes joined by a few long-distance links between then.

• A) Lattice Network
• B) Small-world Network
• C) Random Network
• D) Scale-free Network

Verification is a kind of ______.

• A) Replication
• B) Testing
• C) Validation
• D) Calibration

The major goal of __________ is to focus on explaining and summarizing a specific dataset.

• A) Inferential Statistics
• B) Probability
• C) Descriptive Statistics
• D) Mathematics

_____ key modeling models are available for spatial environment in agent-based modeling.

• A) Three
• B) Two
• C) Four
• D) Five

Model accuracy is evaluated through _______.

• A) Validation, verification, and Replication
• B) Validation and verification
• C) Verification and Replication
• D) Replication and Validation

The average path length of small-world network is ________.

• A) The sum of all pair wise distance between nodes in a network.
• B) The average of pair wise distance between highly connected nodes in a network.
• C) The sum of pair wise distance between highly connected nodes in a network.
• D) The average of all pair wise distance between nodes in a network.

Communication is an example of _____ interaction.

• A) Environment – Environment
• B) Agent – Environment
• C) Agent – Agent
• D) Agent – self

Which Statement is not true for observers

• A) It ensures that the model runs and proceeds according to the steps developed by the model author
• B) The observer issues commands to agents and the environment
• C) It is a low-level agent
• D) It is a high-level agent

A/An ______ topology is one in which agents are not allowed to move beyond the edges of the world.

• A) Non-Bounded
• B) Bounded
• C) Infinite Plane
• D) Toroidal

Agents that link two or more other agents are known as ______.

• A) Model-based Agents
• B) Mobile Agents
• C) Stationary Agents
• D) Connecting Agents

A/An _______ topology is one where there are no bounds. Agents can keep moving and moving in any direction forever.

• A) Toroidal
• B) Infinite Plane
• C) Bounded
• D) Non-Bounded

Agents that can move about the landscape are known as ______.

• A) Connecting Agents
• B) Mobile Agents
• C) Stationary Agents
• D) Model-based Agents

Agent cognition is defined as how much ______ is added into the agents.

• A) Complexity
• B) Coherence
• C) Granularity
• D) Simplicity

What is the probability of occurring tails in a flip coin?

• A) 0.75
• B) 1
• C) 0.5
• D) 0.1

______ are often used to represent the relationship between turtles.

• A) Connecting Agents
• B) Patches
• C) Links
• D) Mobile Agents

Agents are typically divided into _____ main types

• A) 5
• B) 3
• C) 4
• D) 2