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Worksheets901.3 AI Test (plus other activities)
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 45mins
What is one of the primary impacts of AI on education?
Decreasing the availability of online resources
Making education less accessible
Personalizing learning experiences
Increasing the cost of education significantly
How can AI help teachers in the classroom?
By replacing teachers entirely
By grading assignments and exams
By reducing the need for textbooks
By limiting student interaction
What role does AI play in identifying students' learning gaps?
It has no role in identifying learning gaps
It can only identify gaps in mathematics
It can predict future learning gaps
It can analyze data to identify current learning gaps
How does AI contribute to creating a more inclusive learning environment?
By providing language translation services
By making learning resources less available
By focusing only on advanced students
By increasing the cost of education
In what way can AI impact the role of a teacher in the classroom?
By eliminating the need for teachers
By reducing teacher workload through automation
By making teachers less important
By decreasing teacher-student interaction
What is a potential benefit of AI in education regarding student engagement?
Decreasing student participation
Making lessons less interactive
Personalizing content to increase engagement
Focusing only on high-achieving students
How can AI tools assist students outside of the classroom?
By limiting access to educational content
By providing 24/7 tutoring and support
By making educational resources more expensive
By reducing the variety of learning materials
What is one way AI is transforming traditional education methods?
By discouraging the use of technology in classrooms
By promoting rote learning over critical thinking
By introducing adaptive learning technologies
By reducing the use of multimedia in teaching
How does AI impact the accessibility of education for students with disabilities?
By making educational materials less accessible
By providing customized learning experiences
By ignoring the needs of students with disabilities
By increasing the physical barriers to education
What is a challenge of integrating AI into education?
It simplifies the curriculum too much
It makes learning too dependent on technology
It reduces the need for critical thinking
It eliminates the need for homework
Which of these is not an AI technology?
Animation
Facial Recognition
Language Processing
Robotics
Many people question whether an AI can make ethical decisions. What do we mean by ETHICS?
The laws of a particular country
The rules of behavior imposed by a programmer or the AI creator
A set of moral principles
Human Emotions
Which of these does NOT use machine learning or AI?
Siri/Alexa
Driverless Car
Face recognition on your phone
Wireless Speaker
The study of computer algorithms that improve automatically through experience is termed?
Machine Learning
Ability
Formulation
Compilation
Which of these is a tool used in Artificial Intelligence?
Design
Neural Networks
Input
Art
What is Artificial Intelligence?
Robots that are smarter than us
Code created by people
Computers that think like a human being
Fake Intelligence
This person created a test to see if a computer was able to think like a human being.
Alan Turing
Ada Lovelace
Charles Babbage
Julie Andrews
Which one is a type of machine learning
Supervised Learning
Remote Learning
Speed learning
Auto Learning
Which is not associated with AI
Machine Learning
Sentiment analysis
Neural Networks
Databases
Which is not a strength of machine learning
It can find patterns we did not know about
The machine improves with experience
It can handle unstructured data
It allows a computer to understand whole sentences.
Which of these is not an ethical issue related to AI
Replacing peoples jobs with AI
Saftey of self-driving cars
Using peoples personal data
Global warming
Which one is a type of turing test
Captcha
Driving test
IQ Test
Maths test
A computer represents an image using
Pi
Pixels
Decimal
A camera
Sentiment analysis is used to
determine whether data is positive, negative or neutral
write film reviews
predict earthquakes
recognise faces
A chatbot is software that can
have human-like conversations
recognise fish
classify vegetables
rate movies
What is artificial intelligence (AI)?
A type of robot
Computer systems performing tasks that usually require human intelligence
Human-controlled machines
Advanced video game technology
How can AI systems gain knowledge and experience?
By reading books
By following a step-by-step guide
By learning from data
By attending AI workshops
What is the process known as when AI systems detect relevant information, draw conclusions, or make predictions?
Human intuition
Artificial thinking
Robotic cognition
Machine learning
According to Lady Ada Lovelace, what did she consider crucial for a machine to be deemed intelligent?
Following human instructions exactly
Copying human feelings
Making up new ideas
Doing tasks really fast
How does the Lovelace Test figure out if a machine is smart?
By evaluating the machine's speed
By testing the machine's creativity
By analyzing the machine's code
By examining the machine's user interface
What was the central question that Alan Turing focused on regarding artificial intelligence?
Can machines have feelings like humans?
Does the mind consist of intangible sparks?
Can a computer talk like a human?
Is there a core consciousness in machines?
How did Turing suggest evaluating a computer's intelligence in the Turing test?
By analysing its code
By assessing its processing speed
By engaging in a text conversation with a human judge
By testing its ability to solve mathematical equations
What is one weakness of the Turing test?
Computers have too much memory
Humans attribute intelligence to non-intelligent things
Judges are not aware they are talking to machines
Machines can easily replace humans in all tasks
What complex phenomenon makes simulating a human conversation challenging for computers?
Advanced mathematical equations
Memory and processing power
Human language
Intangible sparks
How do websites now use a method known as 'Reversing the Turing Test'?
Creating a test where computers can pass, and humans fail
Designing a test that only a human can pass, and computers will always fail
Developing a test solely for measuring computer processing speed
Inventing a test to evaluate the memory capabilities of computers
Which of these are potential ethical concerns related to the widespread use of AI in society today?
Loss of jobs due to automation
Invasion of privacy through surveillance
Bias in AI decision-making
All of the above
In what ways does AI play a role in the field of medicine? (2 possible answers)
Assisting doctors in diagnosing diseases
Conducting sensitive discussions about advanced care.
Providing treatment recommendations
Performing intricate and highly specialized surgeries
Which of the following is a misconception about AI?
AI will take away jobs from humans.
AI works exactly like the human brain.
Intelligent machines can learn on their own.
AI is incapable of being creative.
All of the other answers
What is the name of the Google Chat bot?
Bard
ChatGpt
ChatBard
William
What did Alan Turing originally call the test to decide if you were talking to a computer or a machine?
The Turing Test
The Imitation Game
Are you a computer test?
the Human Factor?
Are students allowed to use ChatGPT in assessments?
Yes
Yes, but only if acknowledged
Never in a million years
No
Do you think that there will be a rise in the amount of cheating due to students using Artificial Intelligence?
Very Likely
Likely
Occasionally
No
What is the name of the computer that beat Gary Kasparov at Chess?
Deep Think
Deep Blue
Deep Chess
Chess 9000
What is modern reversed version of the Turing Test that we use on many websites today?
CAPTCHA
2 factor authentication
Are you a robot?
Passwords
Which of the following is the most likely job to be replaced in the future by Artificial Intelligence?
Train Driver
Chef
Web Developer
Teacher
What is AI used for?
Healthcare
Transportation
Education
All of the Above
Which of the following would be a GOOD question to ask, if you were testing to see if you were talking to a human or a computer?
What is the capital of Argentina?
What is the square root of one million?
What is your favourite food?
Who has scored the most goals in Premier League history?
Which of these is NOT one of the laws of robotics suggested by Asimov?
A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
A robot must resemble a human or humanoid so that it can exist in harmony with its creators
A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the FirstLaw
Why haven't scientists been completely successful when developing AI?
They do not have the time or money
The human brain is very simple
The human brain is very complex
They are trying to replicate the human heart
Which of the following is a scenario where an AI is being asked to make an ETHICAL decision?
A self-driving car can only avoid one of two pedestrians and must choose which
A chess computer must choose its next move
A voice assistant is asked to schedule an appointment on the users calendar
A voice assistant is asked whether the user will need an umbrella today
Google began testing a self driving car in which year ?
2002
2012
1992
2050
Full Form of AI
Artificial Intelligent
Artificiel Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligense
Tiny little cells in our brain are
Neurans
Neurons
Neurens
Neuruns
Driverless car is also known as
automatic car
autonomous car
autonomy car
antonym car
Algorithm is a set of rules used to help computers perform decision making operations through large volumes of data, which helps computers to learn.
True
False
What is bias in AI?
Whether an AI gets an answer right or wrong.
When training an AI means it always finds the correct answer.
When an AI is trained with too much of one type of data and makes innaccurate assumptions.
When AI has a wide range of accurate data and can make accurate assumptions.
What is an automated system?
An group of items that work together to complete a task.
A mundane group of tasks to complete.
What does the term Emerging Technology mean?
Brand new ideas and systems using technology that are in the design phase which has not yet started to come out in the market place
New technologies that are currently developing which will ensure that their is minimal impact on our environment and to make society a better place to live
New technologies that are currently developing or will be developed over the next five to ten years, and which will substantially alter the business and social environment.
New design concepts which utilise the many new materials and technologies that have only recently been developed.
What is the Internet of Things?
Connection of devices via the Internet
Devices immersed into everyday life
Devices that can use 5G
Just things on the Internet
