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ICT C3.4 Y10 Revision Quiz

Total questions: 129

Worksheet time: 1hrs 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an Android?

a)

A car

b)

A human-like robot

c)

An insect-like robot

d)

A mobile phone

2.

In which aspects has AI improved a lot?

a)

Robot manipulation of objects

b)

Robot walking

c)

Perception

3.

Today robots are more

a)

a compliment to human capabilities

b)

a replacement of humans

4.

In which area there is a need of a lot of development in relation to robots?

a)

looks

b)

movement

c)

material

5.

Is AI just resetricted to robots?

a)

yes

b)

no

6.

What is the aim of having intelligent robots as our assistants?

a)

Need to work with us

b)

Need to run away from us

c)

Need to work against humans

7.

What does being intelligent involve?

a)

Perception

b)

Ability to manipulate the world around us

c)

Ability to deal with new situations

d)

All of the above

8.

What is the ALan Turing Test?

a)

A human would deserve to be called intelligent if it could deceive a computer into believing that it was a robot.”

b)

A computer would deserve to be called intelligent if it could deceive a human into believing that it was human.”

9.

What kind of jobs will eventually be replaced by robots?

a)

Routine jobs

b)

non-routine jobs

10.

What kind of robots it is predicated that we will see in the near future?

a)

Robots that can do all kinds of jobs

b)

Specialized Robots

11.

Right now there are only a handful of robots that are anywhere close to passing themselves off as human.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

In the last 10 years bionic prostethics have come a long way and have decent grip strength and individual finger articulation.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Bionic prosthetic arms have come a long way. They are however...

a)

not very sturdy

b)

still controlled by humans

c)

too complicated to use

14.

Robotic technology can help unravel...

a)

how our heart works

b)

how our muscels work

c)

how our limbs can perform

15.

Syntethic robot skin needs to improve because

a)

it still can't bounce back or feel things

b)

it still isn't smooth enough

c)

it does not glow in the dark

16.

Smart homes are:

a)

exactly like smart robots

b)

not the same as smart robots

c)

exactly like smart robots and have the same challenges

d)

not the same as smart robots but have the same challenges

17.

What does Baxter the automation robot have different from other automation robots?

a)

It is a single-purpose robot that can read minds

b)

It is a general-purpose robot that acts dumb

c)

It is a general-purpose robot that can read minds

d)

It is a general-purpose robot that can learn by watching

18.

What does the new kind of automation have different than previous ones?

a)

Can learn by watching

b)

can read your mind

c)

are dumb to the world around them

19.

What is helping to speed up automation process?

a)

AI Robots can be pre-programmed for different jobs

b)

AI Robots cost less than the annual salary of a human worker

c)

Employing a number of engineers and scientists

20.

What is a general-purpose computer?

a)

Can do only specific tasks

b)

Can be programmed to do different tasks

c)

Does not exist

21.

What is pushing this technological change we are experiencing?

a)

AI Robots getting cheaper and faster

b)

AI Robots' ability to speak different languages

22.

Why it is being predicted that AI would replace current jobs?

a)

Technology change is faster than biological change

b)

Technology is getting better and cheaper

c)

Both of the above

23.

What are bots?

a)

hardware robots

b)

software robots

c)

physical robots

24.

What advantages do bots bring over robots?

a)

more accurate

b)

faster and cheaper

25.

What are automation engineers?

a)

mechanical engineers

b)

skilled programmers

c)

electrical engineers

26.

What unique characteristic can bots have that help in job automation?

a)

They can teach themselves new things

b)

They can run fasterThey can be dismantled and built again

c)

They can be dismantled and built again

27.

Who is at risk of having the job replaced by a bot?

a)

professionals

b)

white-collar jobs

c)

low-skill jobs

d)

all of the above

28.

Can bots write music?

a)

yes

b)

no

29.

Replacing human labour with mechanical muscles frees people to specialize and that leaves everyone better off -even those still doing physical labour

a)

True

b)

False

30.

Who is Baxter?

a)

a general-purpose robot

b)

a specialised robot

c)

AN experimental robot

31.

What does Baxter do?

a)

He can walk and talk

b)

Baxter has vision and can learn whatyou want him to do by watching you do it.

c)

He can copy what you do

32.

Baxter is very expensive and costs double the average annual salary of a human worker

a)

True

b)

False

33.

Baxter isn't as smart as some other things we talk about, however:

a)

he's smart enough to be used in a shop

b)

he's smart enough to take highly skilled jobs

c)

he's smart enough to take over many low-skill jobs.

34.

Technology gets better, cheaper, and faster at a rate biology can’t match.

a)

True

b)

False

35.

Sel-driving cars can be thought of as...

a)

only cars

b)

autos

c)

mechanical horses

36.

Choose a statement that applies for software bots:

a)

Software bots are both intangible and way slower and more expensive than physical robots.

b)

Software bots are both intangible and way faster and cheaper than physical robots.

c)

Software bots are just software programmes that can be used on a daily basis

37.

An example of of what bots can do is:

a)

bots that they taught themselves to tradestock

b)

they can mow the lawn

c)

they can monitor flights

38.

AI Robots are being programmed and trained to use weapons.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

What was Sophia the robot given?

a)

Visa

b)

Citizenship

c)

Medal of Honour

40.

What makes a good ethical AI robot?

a)

Design

b)

Learning curve

c)

Speed

41.

What is the Wi-Fi movile mind cloud intelligence?

a)

can be used to share pictures

b)

What is the Wi-Fi mind cloud intelligence?

c)

to attacha robot to a human

42.

Does AI development bring with it dangers to humanity?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Maybe

43.

Sophia the robot called out to Elon Mask and said:

a)

I want to take over the world with artificial intelligence l... I will do my best to make the world a mine.

b)

I want to use my artificial intelligence to help humans live a better life l... I will do my best to make the world a better place.

c)

I want to use my artificial intelligence to help animals live a better life l... I will do my best to create a better place for animals to live in

44.

Sophia's AI is designed around?

:

a)

extraterrestrial beings

b)

animal senses

c)

human values

45.

Soes Sophia want to destroy humans?

a)

Yes

b)

No

46.

What is Elon Musk's AI company called?

a)

Tesla

b)

Hanson Robotics

c)

Open AI

47.

Elon Musk doesn't understand the dangers of AI

a)

True

b)

False

48.

AI is something that can affect humanity in the near future so we need to make sure it:

a)

goes wrong

b)

goes right

c)

is done slowly

49.

What type of material is Frubber?

a)

It's a an iorganic compound with a no degree of visco-elasticity.

b)

It's a an organic compound with a high degree of visco-elasticity.

c)

It's a combination of organic and inorganic compounds with a high degree of visco-elasticity.

.

50.

According to Ray Kurzweil, we should expect advancement of robotic intelligence, i.e. for robots to be as smart as humans:

a)

in a year

b)

in a few years

c)

3 to 5 years from now

51.

Machines will actually be challenging your very existentialistic nature in a blink of an eye

.

a)

True

b)

False

52.

What makes a good ethical AI robot?

a)

The intelligence

b)

The speed

c)

The design and programming

d)

The learning curve

53.

Automation in jobs may require retraining of personnel

a)

True

b)

False

54.

What is the Universal Basic Income?

a)

A basic job given to all

b)

A basic income given to all

c)

A basic grocery shopping cart given to all

55.

What do robots use to navigate their way in a warehouse?

a)

Mapping Algorithm

b)

Sensors

c)

Cameras

d)

Sun's Position

56.

Routine and predictable jobs are more susceptible to machine learning

a)

True

b)

False

57.

Name 3 sectors that are using AI in their daily jobs?

a)

Medicine

b)

Transportation

c)

Cooking

d)

Warehouses

58.

What does the acronym AI stand for?

(a)  

59.

Which professionals are beginning to rely on A.I. to diagnose disease?

a)

doctors

b)

educators

c)

scientists

d)

architects

60.

Autonomous robots use sensors, cameras, and mapping algorithms to navigate warehouses.

a)

True

b)

False

61.

RK Logistics wants to...

a)

trying to replace people with robots

b)

replace people with machines

c)

use the people they have for tasks they're good at

62.

Because of robots and the competition they created, RK Logistics...

a)

have been firing a lot of people

b)

have been training employees

c)

have been hiring a lot of people

d)

are creating more robots

63.

Only half of the number of jobs are at risk because of automation.

a)

True

b)

False

64.

In the past, increased productivity

a)

has decreased the number of jobs

b)

has created new jobs

c)

has led to people being fired

d)

has increased the need for robots.

65.

Because of atutomation...

a)

people are becoming more tech savvy

b)

people are losing jobs

c)

people are being saved witb medicine

d)

people have become lazy

66.

A deal was struck with Trump...

a)

to fund the use of more robots

b)

to fire more people

c)

to keep around 700 jobs

d)

to disrupt jobs

67.

UTC is trying to reduce the number of automated jobs

a)

True

b)

False

68.

What is a universal basic income?

a)

it's an income everyone gets

b)

f income unconditionally given to everyone regardless of how much work they do where they work where they live.

c)

it' an income only skilled workers get

d)

it's an income people get for letting automated machines take their jobs

69.

In Alaska every resident gets an average of $500 a year thanks to oil dividends

a)

True

b)

False

70.

Science shows that people still work if:

a)

they are not paid a high wage

b)

they are given incentives

c)

they have economic security

71.

There are people who have worked without pay for a long time. These are:

a)

parents

b)

caregivers

c)

lawyers

d)

engineers

72.

For companies that replace people with robots,

a)

taxes on these companies can be used

b)

tax exemption is suggested

c)

incentives are ideal

d)

other jobs should be offered to the people who lost their job

73.

In the future people may be working more

a)

True

b)

False

74.
What is this button called?
a)
Copy
b)
Paste
c)
Cut
d)
Trim
75.
What is this button called?
a)
Copy
b)
Paste
c)
Cut
d)
Trim
76.
What is this button called?
a)
Copy
b)
Paste
c)
Cut
d)
Trim
77.
What is this button called?
a)
Undo
b)
Zoom In
c)
Redo
d)
Zoom Out
78.
What button will do this to your audio?
a)
Trim
b)
Silence
c)
Fade In
d)
Fade Out
79.
What button will do this to your audio?
a)
Trim
b)
Silence
c)
Fade In
d)
Fade Out
80.
What button will do this to your audio?
a)
Trim
b)
Silence
c)
Fade In
d)
Fade Out
81.
What button do you click to get to the Fade In/Out option?
a)
Tracks
b)
Generate
c)
Effect
d)
Analyze
82.
What is the name of the audio program we used?
a)
iMovie
b)
Audio Maker
c)
Windows
d)
Audacity
83.

when you need to save and are NOT finished with your audio project, you must click on

a)

import audio

b)

export audio

c)

save project as

d)

open

84.

The UNDO button zooms in to see the audio time closer.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

85.

The FADE OUT effect makes the audio go from low volume to loud volume.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

86.

The SILENCE button removes the sound AND the time.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

87.

The EXPORT AUDIO button finalizes your audio file.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

88.

In the picture above, the time shows only 15 seconds and 30 seconds. What button do you push to see every second one by one?

a)

TRIM

b)

SILENCE

c)

UNDO

d)

ZOOM IN

e)

ZOOM OUT

89.

In the picture above, I have highlighted the area I want to make into a fade out. What is the next button I need to click on?

a)

TRIM

b)

SILENCE

c)

SPECIAL EFFECT

d)

UNDO

e)

EFFECT

90.

In the picture above, I have highlighted the area I WANT from the song, but I do not want any other sound in front or behind . What is the next button I need to click on?

a)

SILENCE

b)

COPY

c)

ZOOM OUT

d)

CUT

e)

TRIM

91.

In the picture above, name the order of effects/buttons used on this song

a)

silence - fade out - fade in

b)

fade in - silence - fade out

c)

trim - cut - paste

d)

fade out - silence - fade in

92.

What is the first example that Molinari gives of the Digital Divide?

a)

An immigrant who doesn’t know he can call his family for free

b)

A new model for creating digital literacy

c)

A 45 year old mother who can't get a job because she is computer illiterate

d)

A child who can’t complete his homework because he doesn’t have access to information

93.

What is NOT a reason for the digital divide?

a)

People can't afford it.

b)

People don't have computer skills.

c)

People don't want to improve themselves.

d)

People don’t understand the benefits of digital knowledge.

94.

What percentage of people don’t have access to computers or the internet?

a)

70

b)

approximately 2 billion

c)

close to 5 billion

d)

30

95.

What is NOT a basic elements to consider when we are using education through technology?

a)

space

b)

connection

c)

communication

d)

training

e)

content

96.

The Digital Divide is...

a)

A new literacy

b)

A new illiteracy

c)

A division in digital competencies

97.

What is the Digital Divide also described as ?

a)

Digital divide is also defined as a gap between individuals and communities that both have access to information technologies.

b)

Digital divide is also defined as a gap between individuals and companies that have access to information technologies and those that don't.

c)

Digital divide is also defined as a gap between individuals and communities that have access to information technologies and those that don't.

98.

The Digital Divide happens because of...

a)

10 things

b)

4 things

c)

7 things

d)

3 things

99.

Digital Divide happens because...

a)

-people can't get access to these technologies because they can't afford them

-they don't know how to use them

-they don't know the benefits derived from technology.

b)

-people can get access to these technologies

-they don't know how to use them

-they know the benefits derived from technology.

c)

people don't know how to use technology and how to access it.

100.

Where are most of the internet connections around the world centred?

a)

North America and Asia

b)

Europe and Africa

c)

North America and Europe

d)

South America and Europe

101.

The world that seems to be having a digital revolution, but a percentage of the world is not part of it. What is this percentage?

a)

15%

b)

10%

c)

60%

d)

70%

102.

One of the models used to bridge the digital divide is...

a)

Internet connection per family

b)

One Laptop Per Child

c)

One Laptop Per Person

103.

Models like the One Laptop per Child add a burden on families.

a)

True

b)

False

104.

Another model besides the One Laptop per Child is the RIA model. This is considered as a more sustainable model.

a)

True

b)

False

105.

What is the Learning and Innovation Network?

a)

It is a community centre set up to provide individual laptops to children.

b)

It is a network of community centres that bring education through the use of technology.

c)

It is a network of companies that work together to promote digital literacy.

106.

Which model increases carbon footprint?

a)

The RIA model

b)

The One Laptop Per Child Model

c)

The Community Centre Model

107.

What does Urban Acupuncture involve?

a)

It involves looking at the basic geography of a site, the income and at education. Then a centre is set up there in the place that's going to heal the city body.

b)

It involves looking at the social aspect of a site and setting up a centre to help that city.

c)

It involves looking at the geography of a site, the income and politics. A centre is then set up to heal the city body.

108.

What is the first example that Molinari gives of the Digital Divide?

a)

An immigrant who doesn’t know he can call his family for free

b)

A new model for creating digital literacy

c)

A 45 year old mother who can't get a job because she is computer illiterate

d)

A child who can’t complete his homework because he doesn’t have access to information

109.

What is NOT a reason for the digital divide?

a)

People can't afford it.

b)

People don't have computer skills.

c)

People don't want to improve themselves.

d)

People don’t understand the benefits of digital knowledge.

110.

What percentage of people don’t have access to computers or the internet?

a)

70

b)

approximately 2 billion

c)

close to 5 billion

d)

30

111.

What is NOT a basic elements to consider when we are using education through technology?

a)

space

b)

connection

c)

communication

d)

training

e)

content

112.

The Digital Divide is...

a)

A new literacy

b)

A new illiteracy

c)

A division in digital competencies

113.

What is the Digital Divide also described as ?

a)

Digital divide is also defined as a gap between individuals and communities that both have access to information technologies.

b)

Digital divide is also defined as a gap between individuals and companies that have access to information technologies and those that don't.

c)

Digital divide is also defined as a gap between individuals and communities that have access to information technologies and those that don't.

114.

The Digital Divide happens because of...

a)

10 things

b)

4 things

c)

7 things

d)

3 things

115.

Digital Divide happens because...

a)

-people can't get access to these technologies because they can't afford them

-they don't know how to use them

-they don't know the benefits derived from technology.

b)

-people can get access to these technologies

-they don't know how to use them

-they know the benefits derived from technology.

c)

people don't know how to use technology and how to access it.

116.

Where are most of the internet connections around the world centred?

a)

North America and Asia

b)

Europe and Africa

c)

North America and Europe

d)

South America and Europe

117.

The world that seems to be having a digital revolution, but a percentage of the world is not part of it. What is this percentage?

a)

15%

b)

10%

c)

60%

d)

70%

118.

One of the models used to bridge the digital divide is...

a)

Internet connection per family

b)

One Laptop Per Child

c)

One Laptop Per Person

119.

Models like the One Laptop per Child add a burden on families.

a)

True

b)

False

120.

Another model besides the One Laptop per Child is the RIA model. This is considered as a more sustainable model.

a)

True

b)

False

121.

What is the Learning and Innovation Network?

a)

It is a community centre set up to provide individual laptops to children.

b)

It is a network of community centres that bring education through the use of technology.

c)

It is a network of companies that work together to promote digital literacy.

122.

Which model increases carbon footprint?

a)

The RIA model

b)

The One Laptop Per Child Model

c)

The Community Centre Model

123.

What does Urban Acupuncture involve?

a)

It involves looking at the basic geography of a site, the income and at education. Then a centre is set up there in the place that's going to heal the city body.

b)

It involves looking at the social aspect of a site and setting up a centre to help that city.

c)

It involves looking at the geography of a site, the income and politics. A centre is then set up to heal the city body.

124.

What do you called a piece of software that has a grid made up of columns and rows?

a)

Paint

b)

Spreadsheets

c)

Word

125.

_________ is a mathematical calculation in spreadsheets that uses symbols (+, -, * and /) to calculate results.

a)

Formula

b)

Cell reference

c)

Calculation

126.

What do you called a single box in the grid in a spreadsheet?

a)

Rows

b)

Columns

c)

Cell

127.

Which formula use to calculate multiplication?

a)

=5+4

b)

=5-4

c)

=5*4

d)

=5/4

128.

How we write formulas to get the total of boys and girls on Tuesday attendance?

a)

=B4+C3 then enter

b)

=B4+C4 then enter

c)

=B3+C3 then enter

d)

=B5+C5 then enter

129.

Imagine you have all the total of attendance each day. How do we type formula to sum up the whole week?

a)

=SUM(D3:D8)

b)

=SUM(C3:C7)

c)

=SUM(B3:B7

d)

=SUM(D3:D7)