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WEEK 2: Domain of AI

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 57mins

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1.

Your full name: _______ ______ _____. To receive your marks for this Quiz write your full name. This Quiz is worth 10 marks. When you finish raise your hand so teacher can come and write your marks. If your marks are below 85%, you can have a second attempt.

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2.

What does NLP stand for in AI?

a)

Natural Language Programming

b)

Neural Language Processing

c)

Natural Linguistic Processing

d)

Natural Language Processing

3.

What is a problem statement? (You can search online before writing.)

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4.

Why do we use Mind Maps?

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5.

Steps of the Engineering Design Process

a)

Define the problem you want to solve.

b)

Ask Questions about the problem.

c)

Imagine potential solutions for the problem.

d)

Plan ideas to solve this problem.

e)

Design your prototype that can solve the problem.

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6.

Which AI technology helps computers understand images?

a)

Data Mining

b)

Machine Learning

c)

Natural Language Processing

d)

Computer Vision

7.

What is the basic concept of machine learning?

a)

The main goal of machine learning is to replace human intelligence completely.

b)

Machine learning is solely about programming computers to follow instructions.

c)

The basic concept of machine learning is to enable computers to learn from data and improve their performance on tasks through experience.

d)

Machine learning only works with structured data and cannot handle unstructured data.

8.

How do robots use AI to perform tasks?

a)

Robots use AI solely for entertainment purposes.

b)

Robots rely on human input for every decision.

c)

Robots use AI to analyze data, make decisions, and perform tasks autonomously.

d)

Robots use AI to perform manual labor only.

9.

What are the different types of Microsoft Cognitive services available to make AI solutions. (Search for Microsoft Cognitive Services).

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10.

What is the purpose of speech recognition technology?

a)

To analyze the emotional tone of speech.

b)

To convert spoken language into text.

c)

To translate text into spoken language.

d)

To enhance audio quality in recordings.

11.

How is AI used to create characters in video games?

a)

AI creates characters in video games by generating traits, behaviors, and dialogue, adapting to player interactions for enhanced realism.

b)

AI designs characters based on historical figures only.

c)

AI creates characters by limiting player choices to predefined paths.

d)

AI generates characters by randomly selecting names and appearances.

12.

Can you name a common application of natural language processing?

a)

Voice recognition software

b)

Image processing tools

c)

Data visualization platforms

d)

Chatbots

13.

What is a common use of computer vision in everyday life?

a)

Weather prediction

b)

Voice recognition

c)

Text translation

d)

Facial recognition technology

14.

What is the difference between supervised and unsupervised learning?

a)

Supervised learning can only be applied to images, while unsupervised learning can be applied to text.

b)

Supervised learning requires no data for training, while unsupervised learning requires labeled data.

c)

Supervised learning is used for clustering, while unsupervised learning is used for classification.

d)

Supervised learning uses labeled data for training, while unsupervised learning uses unlabeled data to find patterns.

15.

How do robots navigate their environment using AI?

a)

Robots rely solely on human operators for decision-making.

b)

Robots navigate using AI by processing sensory data, creating maps, and employing algorithms for decision-making.

c)

Robots use GPS signals exclusively for navigation.

d)

Robots navigate by following pre-programmed paths without any AI.

16.

What is an example of speech recognition software?

a)

Google Speech-to-Text

b)

Microsoft Word

c)

Notepad

d)

Adobe Photoshop

17.

How does AI enhance the gaming experience for players?

a)

AI only improves graphics quality

b)

AI removes player choice entirely

c)

AI enhances gaming by personalizing experiences, improving NPC interactions, and adapting challenges.

d)

AI makes games harder to play

18.

What role does data play in machine learning?

a)

Data is the foundation for training machine learning models, enabling pattern recognition and predictions.

b)

Data is irrelevant to machine learning processes.

c)

Data is used solely for storage and has no impact on model performance.

d)

Data only serves to confuse machine learning algorithms.

19.

What is a chatbot and how does it use NLP?

a)

A chatbot is a type of social media platform for chatting with friends.

b)

A chatbot is a physical robot that performs tasks without using NLP.

c)

A chatbot is a software that simulates conversation using NLP to understand and respond to user inputs.

d)

A chatbot is a game that uses NLP to create virtual worlds.

20.

How can AI help in identifying objects in photos?

a)

AI requires human input for every photo analysis.

b)

AI helps in identifying objects in photos by using machine learning algorithms to analyze and classify visual data.

c)

AI can only identify objects in black and white photos.

d)

AI can only identify objects in videos, not photos.

21.

Al-powered object detection could bring relief to __________ impaired people, most of whom live in developing countries.

a)

Visually

b)

Hearing

22.

Al could also analyze mobile phone __________ to distinguish between a benign skin lesion and melanoma, potentially helping millions of rural dwellers who do not have access to dermatologists.

a)

Images

b)

Scanner

23.

Al-enabled chatbots for education and skill development to improve access and quality of _____________.

a)

Education

b)

Living

24.

Define Chatbot hallucination in your own words

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25.

How do collaborative robots (cobots) differ from traditional industrial robots?

a)

They are larger and more powerful

b)

They are designed to work alongside humans safely

c)

They can only perform simple, repetitive tasks

d)

They operate independently without any human interaction

26.

Which technology is essential for enabling robots to navigate complex environments?

a)

Fixed programming sequences

b)

GPS and mapping technologies

c)

Remote control by humans

d)

Static sensor arrays

27.

What is a key feature of autonomous robots?

a)

They are controlled by human operators from a distance

b)

They operate based on their own sensory inputs and algorithms

c)

They require precise coding by human operators

d)

They perform simple tasks and can only do one thing

28.

Which robots are known for their human-like appearance and capabilities?

a)

Reactive machines

b)

Teleoperated robots

c)

Pre-programmed robots

d)

Humanoid robots

29.

What is a significant limitation of teleoperated robots?

a)

Their reliance on artificial intelligence for decision making

b)

Their inability to perform repetitive tasks

c)

Communication delays between the operator and the robot

d)

They can adapt to changing circumstances on their own

30.

Which of the following is an example of a pre-programmed robot?

a)

The mechanical arm on an automotive assembly line

b)

A robotic vacuum cleaner

c)

The Mars rover

d)

Sophia by Hanson Robotics

31.

What is the primary purpose of augmenting robots?

a)

To operate in controlled environments only

b)

To perform tasks without any human intervention

c)

To enhance human capabilities and work collaboratively

d)

To replace human capabilities entirely

32.

What makes humanoid robots unique in their design?

a)

Their ability to perform tasks in environments built for humans

b)

Their reliance on sensory inputs from cameras only

c)

Their singular mission in industrial applications

d)

Their rule-based responses to environmental stimuli

33.

What technology do autonomous robots rely on?

a)

Human operators

b)

Singular purpose programming

c)

Artificial intelligence and machine learning

d)

Predefined set of rules

34.

What enables teleoperated robots to perform tasks?

a)

Their ability to operate independently

b)

Human operators controlling them from a distance

c)

Their cognitive flexibility and learning capabilities

d)

Their rule-based and deterministic responses

35.

What is a hallmark characteristic of reactive machines?

a)

They can learn and adapt beyond predefined rules

b)

They possess a degree of environmental awareness

c)

They require human supervision to carry out tasks

d)

They are designed for social interaction

36.

What were pre-programmed robots primarily designed for?

a)

Repetitive and predictable tasks in controlled environments

b)

Exploring distant planets

c)

Performing minimally invasive surgical procedures

d)

Performing complex and unpredictable tasks

37.

What is the primary function of sensors in robotics?

a)

To provide power to the robot

b)

To enable the robot to perform calculations

c)

To allow the robot to interact with its environment

d)

To program the robot's tasks

38.

What is the main function of the CPU in a computer?

a)

The main function of the CPU is to execute instructions and process data.

b)

To store data permanently in the hard drive.

c)

To manage the computer's power supply.

d)

To display graphics on the monitor.

39.

What is the difference between hardware and software?

a)

Hardware refers to the software applications used on a computer.

b)

Hardware is the physical parts of a computer; software is the programs that run on it.

c)

Software is the physical components of a computer system.

d)

Hardware and software are interchangeable terms for computer technology.

40.

What are application software and system software?

a)

Application software helps users perform tasks; system software manages hardware and provides a platform for applications.

b)

System software is used exclusively for web browsing.

c)

Application software manages hardware components.

d)

Application software is only for gaming.

41.

Define artificial intelligence in simple terms.

a)

Artificial intelligence is the ability of a machine to perform tasks that require human-like intelligence.

b)

Artificial intelligence is the study of human emotions.

c)

Artificial intelligence is a type of computer hardware.

d)

Artificial intelligence refers to the physical appearance of robots.

42.

What is machine learning?

a)

Machine learning is a method of manual data entry.

b)

Machine learning is a programming language for data analysis.

c)

Machine learning is a type of computer hardware.

d)

Machine learning is a method of data analysis that automates analytical model building.

43.

What is the Turing Test?

a)

A method for programming computers to think like humans.

b)

A test to measure a human's intelligence against machines.

c)

The Turing Test is a measure of a machine's ability to exhibit human-like intelligence.

d)

An evaluation of a machine's speed in processing information.

44.

Why is data important for AI?

a)

AI does not require any data to function.

b)

Data is irrelevant to the performance of AI models.

c)

Data is essential for training AI models and improving their accuracy.

d)

Data is only useful for storage purposes.

45.

What are some ethical concerns related to AI?

a)

Bias, privacy, job displacement, accountability, misuse.

b)

Data storage, algorithm complexity, user interface

c)

Cost reduction, user satisfaction, scalability

d)

Efficiency, transparency, innovation

46.

How can AI impact job markets?

a)

AI will eliminate all jobs without creating any new ones.

b)

AI has no effect on job markets whatsoever.

c)

AI will only create low-skilled jobs for the workforce.

d)

AI can lead to job displacement while also creating new opportunities, requiring workforce adaptation.

47.

What is bias in AI, and why is it a problem?

a)

Bias in AI is the presence of systematic favoritism or prejudice in algorithms, leading to unfair outcomes.

b)

Bias in AI refers to the random errors in data processing.

c)

Bias in AI is a method to enhance algorithm performance.

d)

Bias in AI ensures equal treatment for all users.

48.

What role does transparency play in AI ethics?

a)

Transparency is only important for data privacy.

b)

Transparency is primarily about making AI systems more complex.

c)

Transparency has no impact on user experience.

d)

Transparency is crucial for building trust, accountability, and understanding in AI systems.

49.

How can we ensure AI is used responsibly?

a)

Limit AI usage to only government agencies.

b)

Encourage unrestricted AI development without oversight.

c)

Implement guidelines for transparency, accountability, and ethics in AI usage.

d)

Focus solely on maximizing AI profits.

50.

What is AI and how does it impact our daily lives?

a)

AI is a type of computer hardware used for gaming.

b)

AI has no effect on our daily lives.

c)

AI is only used in scientific research and has no practical applications.

d)

AI is the simulation of human intelligence in machines, impacting daily life through virtual assistants, recommendations, and automation.

51.

In what ways can AI assist students in their studies?

a)

AI can only assist with physical education activities.

b)

AI can only provide entertainment to students.

c)

AI can assist students in their studies by providing personalized learning, instant feedback, resource access, language translation, and time management.

d)

AI replaces teachers in the classroom entirely.

52.

How does AI change the way we communicate with each other?

a)

AI changes communication by enabling real-time translation, personalized interactions, sentiment analysis, and automation of responses.

b)

AI makes communication slower and less efficient.

c)

AI eliminates all language barriers without any limitations.

d)

AI reduces the need for face-to-face communication entirely.

53.

How can AI help in solving global issues like climate change?

a)

AI can create more pollution by increasing energy consumption.

b)

AI cannot analyze data related to environmental issues.

c)

AI can help in analyzing climate data, optimizing energy use, enhancing renewable energy management, and supporting sustainable agriculture.

d)

AI is only useful for entertainment and gaming purposes.

54.

What role does AI play in the job market of the future?

a)

AI will only create low-skilled positions.

b)

AI will transform the job market by automating tasks, creating new roles, and necessitating skill adaptation.

c)

AI will eliminate all jobs entirely.

d)

AI will have no impact on the job market.

55.

How does AI learn from data?

a)

AI learns from data by ignoring patterns and focusing on random noise.

b)

AI learns from data by generating data without any training process.

c)

AI learns from data by memorizing all input without analysis.

d)

AI learns from data by analyzing patterns and adjusting parameters through training.

56.

What are the differences between human intelligence and AI?

a)

AI can create original art without any human input.

b)

Human intelligence involves emotional and creative thinking, while AI relies on data processing and algorithms.

c)

Human intelligence is solely based on logic and reasoning.

d)

AI can feel emotions just like humans.

57.

How can AI improve healthcare services?

a)

AI can improve healthcare services by enhancing diagnostics, personalizing treatment, streamlining operations, and increasing patient engagement.

b)

AI can replace all healthcare professionals entirely.

c)

AI can only be used for administrative tasks in healthcare.

d)

AI has no impact on patient outcomes.

58.

What is machine learning and how is it related to AI?

a)

Machine learning is unrelated to AI and focuses solely on data storage.

b)

Machine learning is a type of hardware used in AI systems.

c)

Machine learning is a programming language designed for AI development.

d)

Machine learning is a subset of AI that enables systems to learn from data and improve over time.

59.

How do you think AI will evolve in the next decade?

a)

AI will only be used in specialized fields with no impact on daily life.

b)

AI will completely replace human jobs without any new opportunities.

c)

AI will become more integrated into daily life, with improved capabilities in understanding and generating human-like responses, leading to greater automation and personalization.

d)

AI will regress and become less capable of understanding human language.

60.

What are some fun applications of AI in entertainment?

a)

AI for traffic control systems

b)

Some fun applications of AI in entertainment include personalized recommendations, interactive storytelling, AI-generated music and art, virtual reality experiences, and character creation in video games.

c)

AI in agricultural crop management

d)

AI used for financial forecasting

61.

How can students use AI responsibly?

a)

Students can use AI to cheat on exams without consequences.

b)

Students should ignore AI suggestions and trust only their intuition.

c)

Students should verify AI information, enhance learning, and maintain academic integrity.

d)

Students should rely solely on AI for all assignments.

62.

Voice to text is considered as

a)

NLP

b)

Computer Vision

63.

Objects tracking is considered as

a)

NLP

b)

Computer vision

64.

Human face recognition is considered as

a)

NLP

b)

Computer Vision

65.

The ability of a computer to understand human language is called

a)

NLP

b)

Computer Vision

c)

Medical Science

66.

The ability of a computer to understand images and videos

a)

Robotics

b)

Natural Language Processing

c)

Computer Vision

67.

The ability of a computer to understand images and videos

a)

Robotics

b)

Natural Language Processing

c)

Computer Vision

68.

What is the full form of NLP?

(a)  

69.

In AI, which domain deals with enabling machines to understand, interpret, and generate human language?

a)

Natural Language Processing (NLP)

b)

Machine Learning

c)

Artificial Intelligence

d)

Computer Vision

70.

What is the domain of AI that involves creating systems that can perceive and understand the world like humans through vision, hearing, and other sensory inputs?

a)

Machine Perception

b)

Computer Vision

c)

Robotic Sensing

d)

Artificial Listening

71.

What are the types of APIs we can use for each application:

Categorize the following

Face Recognition

Optical Character Recognition

Text to Speech

Speech Translation

Voice Assistant

Text Summarizer

Writing Essays

Pattern Maker

Code Writing

Speech Recognition

Voice Command

Object Detection

Image Segmentation

Facial Expression Recognition

Language Translation

Grammar Checker

Text Analysis

Game Strategy Development

Data Analysis

Risk Assessment

Vision
Speech
Language
Decision Making
72.

A (a)   is like a waiter at a restaurant who takes your order, delivers it to the kitchen, and brings back your food – it's the messenger that lets different software programs talk to each other.

73.

Just as you don't need to know how the restaurant kitchen works to order food, developers don't need to understand all the complex code behind a service to use its (a)   .

74.

API stands for ______ _______ Interface.

(a)  

75.

If you got more than 85% on the Quiz, raise your hand so I can come record your marks. If your score is low, you can get ONE more attempt. After finishing the Quiz, go to Classera and work on the MindMap assignment. If you understand, write "I understand".

(a)