Category Theory and Topology
This quiz covers the fundamental concepts and principles of Category Theory and Topology, including categories, functors, natural transformations, topological spaces, and continuous maps.
Questions
In category theory, a functor is a mapping between:
- Categories and sets
- Categories and groups
- Categories and topological spaces
- Categories and functions
In topology, a topological space is defined as a set X together with:
- A collection of open sets
- A collection of closed sets
- A collection of compact sets
- A collection of connected sets
A continuous map between topological spaces is a function that:
- Preserves open sets
- Preserves closed sets
- Preserves compact sets
- Preserves connected sets
In category theory, a natural transformation between functors is a:
- Homomorphism
- Isomorphism
- Epimorphism
- Monomorphism
In topology, a compact space is a space that is:
- Closed and bounded
- Open and bounded
- Closed and unbounded
- Open and unbounded
In category theory, an isomorphism is a functor that is:
- Injective and surjective
- Injective but not surjective
- Surjective but not injective
- Neither injective nor surjective
In topology, a connected space is a space that:
- Cannot be separated into two disjoint open sets
- Can be separated into two disjoint open sets
- Is compact
- Is Hausdorff
In category theory, a category is a collection of:
- Objects and morphisms
- Objects and functions
- Morphisms and functions
- Objects and sets
In topology, a Hausdorff space is a space in which:
- Every point is closed
- Every point is open
- Every point has a unique neighborhood
- Every point is a limit point
In category theory, a monomorphism is a functor that is:
- Injective
- Surjective
- Bijective
- None of the above
In topology, a compact space is also known as a:
- Lindelöf space
- Hausdorff space
- Connected space
- Simply connected space
In category theory, an epimorphism is a functor that is:
- Injective
- Surjective
- Bijective
- None of the above
In topology, a connected space is also known as a:
- Path-connected space
- Simply connected space
- Locally connected space
- Arcwise connected space
In category theory, a category is said to be:
- Well-powered
- Small
- Large
- None of the above
In topology, a topological space is said to be:
- Regular
- Normal
- Hausdorff
- All of the above