What is the primary purpose of a smart meter?, Generate electricity, Measure and communicate energy consumption, Store electrical energy, Control transformer voltage, Which communication feature distinguishes a smart meter from a conventional meter?, Manual reading, One-way communication, Two-way communication, No communication, Which of the following is a major advantage of smart meters?, Increased power losses, Automatic meter reading, Higher electricity consumption, Frequent manual inspection, Smart meters are an important component of which type of power system?, Conventional grid, Smart grid, Isolated grid, Off-grid system, Which communication technology can be used by smart meters?, PLC (Power Line Communication), GSM/Cellular, RF Mesh, All of the above, Which parameter is commonly measured by a smart meter?, Energy consumption (kWh), Air pressure, Water level, Soil moisture, How do utilities benefit from smart meters?, Increased manual work, Real-time monitoring and billing, Reduced communication, Elimination of electricity generation, Which feature helps consumers reduce electricity bills using a smart meter?, Real-time energy usage information, Higher tariff rates, Manual billing, Increased peak demand, Which of the following is NOT a feature of a smart meter?, Remote disconnection/reconnection, Real-time data collection, Automatic meter reading, Manual monthly reading only, What unit is commonly used by smart meters to record electrical energy consumption?, Volt (V), Ampere (A), Kilowatt-hour (kWh), Hertz (Hz)

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