Intelligent Systems Practice

1. What is the difference between inductive and deductive reasoning?

• Inductive reasoning starts with general statements and reaches specific conclusions, while deductive reasoning starts with specific observations and reaches general conclusions.

• Both deductive and inductive reasoning reach the same conclusions regardless of the starting point.

• Inductive reasoning is always true, while deductive reasoning can be false.

• There is no difference between inductive and deductive reasoning.

2. Which of the following is NOT a type of intelligence identified by Howard Gardner?

• Linguistic intelligence

• Musical intelligence

• Intrapersonal intelligence

• Artificial intelligence

3. What is the main function of the "intelligence core" in an intelligent system?

• To collect data from the environment

• To perform actions based on analyzed data

• To communicate with external agents

• To provide a user interface

4. What is one of the main challenges faced by intelligent systems operating in the real world?

• Limited power supply

• Lack of user interface

• Static and predictable environment

• Dynamic and uncertain environment

Considered as the father of Artificial Intelligence.

• John McCarthy

• Ronan Soriano

• Samantha Pauline Ines

• anJohn Lang Pag Michaelangan

5. Which of the following companies is NOT known for using intelligent systems in their products?

• Tesla

• Amazon

• Microsoft

• Airbnb

6. What is the difference between speech recognition and voice recognition?

• Speech recognition understands meaning, while voice recognition does not.

• Voice recognition requires training, while speech recognition does not.

• They are the same thing with different names.

• Speech recognition recognizes words, while voice recognition recognizes phrases.

7. Which of the following is NOT a real-life application of expert systems?

• Medical diagnosis

• Flight-tracking systems

• Online shopping recommendations

• Self-driving cars

8. What domain of tasks do machines find most challenging to learn compared to humans?

• Expert tasks

• Mundane tasks

• Formal tasks

• All tasks are equally challenging.

9. What is the main purpose of an actuator in an intelligent system?

• To collect data from the environment

• To process and analyze data

• To take actions based on analyzed data

• To communicate with external agents