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Total questions: 91

Worksheet time: 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the key difference between regression and classification?

a)

Regression predicts categorical values, while classification predicts continuous values.

b)

Regression predicts continuous values, while classification predicts categorical values.

c)

Both regression and classification predict categorical values.

d)

Both regression and classification predict continuous values.

2.

Which of the following is an example of regression?

a)

Predicting the price of a house

b)

Classifying an email as spam or not spam

c)

Grouping customers based on purchasing behavior

d)

Detecting fraudulent transactions

3.

Which algorithm is commonly used for classification tasks?

a)

K-means clustering

b)

Linear regression

c)

Decision Trees

d)

A* search

4.

K-means clustering is an example of what type of learning?

a)

Supervised learning

b)

Unsupervised learning

c)

Semi-supervised learning

d)

Reinforcement learning

5.

In K-means clustering, what does 'K' represent?

a)

The number of clusters

b)

The distance between centroids

c)

The number of data points

d)

The number of iterations

6.

Which of the following is an application of K-means clustering in business? (Select all that apply)

a)

Customer segmentation

b)

Product categorization

c)

Predicting future sales

d)

Identifying fraudulent transactions

7.

In state space search, what is a "state"?

a)

The final goal of the problem

b)

A representation of the problem elements at a given moment

c)

A function used to estimate the solution

d)

The actions taken by the agent

8.

Which of the following best describes the purpose of state space search?

a)

To explore different problem-solving strategies based on predefined rules

b)

To explore a set of possible states to find a sequence of actions leading to the goal

c)

To group similar data points based on their features

d)

To classify new data points based on historical data

9.

Which of the following is true about Breadth-first search (BFS)? (Select all that apply)

a)

It explores all nodes at the current depth level before moving to the next level

b)

It guarantees finding the shortest path if all steps cost the same

c)

It explores one branch deep before backtracking

d)

It uses less memory than Depth-first search

10.

What type of search strategy is Breadth-first search (BFS)?

a)

Uninformed search

b)

Informed search

c)

Heuristic search

d)

Greedy search

11.

Which search strategy uses domain-specific knowledge to find more efficient solutions?

a)

Breadth-first search

b)

Depth-first search

c)

Uninformed search

d)

Heuristic search

12.

What is the main difference between Depth-first search (DFS) and Breadth-first search (BFS)

a)

DFS explores all nodes at the same level before moving deeper.

b)

BFS explores one branch deep before backtracking.

c)

DFS explores a branch deep before backtracking, while BFS explores all nodes at the same level.

d)

BFS and DFS are the same algorithm but used for different purposes.

13.

In the context of informed search, what does the A algorithm combine to determine which path to explore?

a)

Path cost and heuristic estimate

b)

Breadth and depth exploration

c)

Path cost and number of nodes

d)

Total number of states and actions

14.

Which of the following algorithms is considered "uninformed" or "blind"?

a)

A* search

b)

Breadth-first search

c)

K-means clustering

d)

Decision Trees

15.

Which of the following are applications of K-means clustering? (Select all that apply)

a)

Fraud detection

b)

Grouping customers based on their purchasing behavior

c)

Classifying emails as spam or not spam

d)

Categorizing products by features

16.

What is the primary purpose of computer vision?

a)

To allow computers to hear and process audio signal

b)

To enable computers to visually perceive and interpret the world

c)

To allow computers to learn human languages

d)

To enable computers to store vast amounts of data

17.

Which of the following is NOT a computer vision workload?

a)

Image Description

b)

Text Reading

c)

Speech Synthesis

d)

Facial Recognition

18.

In image classification, what is the main goal?

a)

Detecting specific objects within an image

b)

Recognizing faces in an image

c)

Classifying images based on their main subject

d)

Reading text from an image

19.

Which of the following uses object detection technology?

a)

Image sorting by date

b)

Detecting emergency equipment in buildings

c)

Enhancing image resolution

d)

Translating text within images

20.

What technology is used to convert handwritten notes into digital text?

a)

Object Detection

b)

Optical Character Recognition (OCR)

c)

Image Classification

d)

Conversational AI

21.

What is the function of the Read API in OCR?

a)

Reading text in multiple languages in small images

b)

Converting audio to text

c)

Extracting text from larger documents asynchronously

d)

Detecting objects within an image

22.

Which application is a typical use of face recognition?

a)

Identifying handwritten text in forms

b)

Recognizing people in social media photos

c)

Mapping pedestrian movement in real-time

d)

Predicting weather patterns

23.

What is one main feature of conversational AI?

a)

It can detect content in images.

b)

It allows users to engage in natural conversations with computers.

c)

It converts text to speech.

d)

It organizes digital files by content.

24.

Which use case involves semantic segmentation?

a)

Extracting the main subject of an image

b)

Converting text to speech

c)

Understanding pixel-level details for self-driving cars

d)

Translating a document into multiple languages

25.

What role does Microsoft Cognitive Services play in AI?

a)

Provides a platform for building and training custom machine learning models

b)

Offers pre-built ML models and APIs for common AI tasks

c)

Is a hardware platform for AI computations

d)

Exclusively supports image analysis

26.

Which of the following are applications of Optical Character Recognition (OCR)? (Select all that apply)

a)

Automating form processing

b)

Detecting pedestrians in vehicle cameras

c)

Converting historical documents into digital text

d)

Sorting images based on subjects

27.

Which of the following are capabilities of computer vision? (Select all that apply)

a)

Content Tagging

b)

Speech Recognition

c)

Object Detection

d)

Facial Recognition

28.

What are some use cases of computer vision in various industries? (Select all that apply)

a)

Self-driving cars detecting pedestrians

b)

Scheduling automated emails

c)

Monitoring solar panels with drones

d)

Automated banking check deposits

29.

Which tasks can conversational AI assist with? (Select all that apply)

a)

Answering FAQs in webchat

b)

Sorting images by category

c)

Accepting meeting invitations automatically

d)

Reducing human workload in customer support

30.

Which services are included under Microsoft Cognitive Services for AI? (Select all that apply)

a)

Vision

b)

Language

c)

Search

d)

Image Processing Only

31.

What are some functionalities provided by Azure’s Language Cognitive Service?

a)

Key phrase extraction

b)

Image recognition

c)

Entity recognition

d)

Sentiment analysis

32.

Conversational AI agents (bots) can engage with users through which of the following channels?

a)

Email

b)

Web chat interfaces

c)

Social media platforms

d)

Virtual reality headsets

33.

What are the primary applications of speech-to-text and text-to-speech functionalities in NLP?

a)

Transcription of audio

b)

Language translation

c)

Automated customer service

d)

Accessibility for visually impaired users

34.

Which types of entities can be included in an Azure question-answering knowledge base?

a)

FAQs from an existing document

b)

Custom question and answer pairs

c)

Built-in chit-chat content

d)

Machine learning models

35.

What is the purpose of machine learning?

a)

To manually analyze large datasets

b)

To create predictive models by finding relationships in data

c)

To replace all manual labor with automation

d)

To build hardware for data storage

36.

Which type of machine learning involves labeled training data?

a)

Supervised learning

b)

Unsupervised learning

c)

Clustering

d)

Reinforcement learning

37.

What is a primary characteristic of clustering in machine learning?

a)

It uses labels to predict outcomes

b)

It groups similar items together

c)

It predicts numeric values

d)

It uses reinforcement algorithms

38.

What is Azure Machine Learning Designer used for?

a)

Writing machine learning code

b)

Managing Azure subscriptions

c)

Creating and deploying machine learning pipelines

d)

Collecting labeled datasets

39.

What is the main feature of Automated Machine Learning in Azure?

a)

It provides hardware for training models

b)

It automates finding the best model for the data

c)

It labels datasets automatically

d)

It visualizes data in 3D

40.

What are the steps involved in model training and validation?

a)

Splitting the data into training and validation sets

b)

Applying an algorithm to fit the data to a model

c)

Using a validation set to predict and compare outcomes

d)

Publishing the model directly after training

41.

What are the key components of Azure Machine Learning?

a)

Compute resources

b)

Azure ML Workspace

c)

Automated Machine Learning

d)

Cloud gaming services

42.

What are examples of supervised machine learning tasks?

a)

Regression

b)

Classification

c)

Clustering

d)

Predicting house prices

43.

Which features describe unsupervised machine learning?

a)

It uses labeled data

b)

It identifies patterns in unlabeled data

c)

It includes clustering tasks

d)

It predicts specific numeric outcomes

44.

What are benefits of using Automated Machine Learning?

a)

It reduces the time needed for experimentation

b)

It eliminates the need for data preparation

c)

It selects the best algorithm automatically

d)

It supports scalability and efficiency

45.

Which of the following is a major benefit of AI?

a)

Reduction in the cost of performing work.

b)

Work can be performed much slower.

c)

Work is more inconsistent than human work.

d)

AI reduces productivity.

46.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Artificial Intelligence?

a)

AI machines are trained with data and algorithms.

b)

AI machines can learn from mistakes and experiences.

c)

AI machines always work on fixed algorithms.

d)

AI machines can analyze situations and take decisions accordingly.

47.

Which of the following machines does NOT require training data?

a)

Artificial Intelligence machines

b)

Smart machines that work on fixed algorithms

c)

Self-learning machines

d)

Autonomous machines

48.

Why does prompt engineering matter in AI?

a)

It is unnecessary for AI outcomes.

b)

It ensures accurate, safe, and ethical AI results.

c)

It limits the AI's capabilities.

d)

It makes AI work faster.

49.

What is a best practice in prompt engineering?

a)

Always use complex prompts from the beginning.

b)

Test different prompts to understand AI responses.

c)

Never review the AI-generated content.

d)

Avoid collaboration with others on prompts.

50.

What is Artificial Intelligence?

a)

Technology that can learn to do things better over time.

b)

Technology that can understand human language.

c)

Technology that can answer questions.

d)

Techonlogy that requires user input.

51.

Which of the following is not an application area of AI?

a)

Self-driving cars

b)

Personalized shopping

c)

Fraud prevention

d)

Manual data entry

52.

Why did Uber pay $245 million to Waymo?

a)

To settle a patent infringement lawsuit

b)

To settle a lawsuit related to intellectual property theft

c)

To purchase Waymo’s self-driving technology

d)

To acquire a stake in Waymo

53.

What was Levandowski accused of doing before joining Uber?

a)

Selling Uber’s confidential information

b)

Sabotaging Uber’s self-driving car project

c)

Stealing confidential self-driving technology files from Waymo

d)

Launching a rival self-driving startup

54.

What is a major legal concern regarding the use of AI systems?

a)

Ownership of AI technology

b)

Liability for AI errors

c)

The cost of implementing AI

d)

The speed at which AI learns

55.

Which of the following is an example of a privacy concern related to AI and IoT technologies?

a)

AI malfunctioning in medical diagnoses

b)

Virtual assistants listening to conversations

c)

Autonomous cars causing accidents

d)

AI overtaking human jobs

56.

What impact might intelligent systems have on jobs and the workforce?

a)

Complete job elimination in all sectors

b)

Increased need for unskilled labor

c)

Creation of new jobs and displacement of others

d)

Stabilization of current job trends

57.

What is a potential danger of robots and AI systems?

a)

Decreased human labor efficiency

b)

Increased privacy and safety risks

c)

Universal wage increases

d)

Limited innovation in technology

58.

What role does the U.S. Justice Department play in the lawsuit against RealPage and Yardi?

a)

Investigating whether their pricing systems drive up rents unlawfully

b)

Defending RealPage and Yardi in court

c)

Approving RealPage’s pricing algorithms

d)

Supporting landlords in using algorithmic pricing systems

59.

RealPage and Yardi deny the lawsuit claims by stating that their algorithms:

a)

Facilitate collusion between landlords

b)

Prevent tenants from negotiating lower rents

c)

Use non-public data to set rent prices

d)

Help landlords manage properties more efficiently

60.

What is one argument against the use of algorithmic pricing systems in setting rents?

a)

They limit rent increases for tenants

b)

They boost landlord profitability with fewer vacancies

c)

They contribute to unaffordable housing

d)

They enhance market competition

61.

What impact has the rise of algorithmic pricing systems had on vacancy rates in some markets?

a)

Increased occupancy across all properties

b)

Lowered rents to fill vacancies

c)

Higher rents despite increased vacancies

d)

Prevented all vacancies

62.

Which of the following are privacy concerns related to AI and IoT technologies? (Select all that apply)

a)

Virtual assistants listening to conversations

b)

Self-driving cars causing accidents

c)

AI dashcams tracking passing cars

d)

Robots taking over jobs

63.

What are potential arguments tenants could raise against algorithmic pricing systems? (Select all that apply)

a)

Algorithms increase rents beyond what market forces dictate

b)

Algorithms ensure fair rent prices for tenants

c)

Algorithms lack transparency in rent-setting processes

d)

Algorithms enhance negotiation power for tenants

64.

Which legal issues arise with implementing intelligent systems? (Select all that apply)

a)

Ownership of knowledge in AI systems

b)

Liability for errors made by AI

c)

The cost of implementing AI

d)

Ethical concerns regarding autonomous weapons

65.

What potential dangers of AI and robots were mentioned? (Select all that apply)

a)

Job loss

b)

Enhanced market innovation

c)

Bias in AI systems

d)

Increased energy consumption

66.

What remedies could be pursued to protect tenants from algorithmic pricing systems? (Select all that apply)

a)

Regulatory oversight of pricing algorithms

b)

Introducing rent control policies

c)

Allowing non-public data to be shared between landlords

d)

Requiring greater transparency in rent-setting

67.

What is the primary goal of Computer Vision?

a)

To improve computer processing speed

b)

To enable machines to interpret and understand visual data

c)

To enhance audio recognition capabilities

d)

To develop autonomous financial systems

68.

Which service in Azure is used for custom image classification?

a)

Computer Vision Service

b)

Custom Vision Service

c)

Face Service

d)

Form Recognizer

69.

What does Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in Azure do?

a)

Recognizes spoken language in videos

b)

Detects and reads text in images

c)

Tracks motion in video feeds

d)

Identifies facial emotions

70.

Which feature of the Face Service is limited to managed Microsoft customers?

a)

Blur detection

b)

Identity verification

c)

Glasses detection

d)

Head pose analysis

71.

What is the maximum file size for images analyzed by Azure AI Vision?

a)

1 MB

b)

4 MB

c)

10 MB

d)

20 MB

72.

Which of these is NOT an application of the Computer Vision Service?

a)

Smart cropping

b)

Image analysis

c)

Voice synthesis

d)

Face detection

73.

What is the key advantage of the Form Recognizer Service?

a)

Extracting semantic data from forms

b)

Translating text into multiple languages

c)

Enhancing image resolution

d)

Performing sentiment analysis

74.

What is one benefit of training a model using the Custom Vision Service?

a)

Automated updates without retraining

b)

Support for unique classification needs

c)

Immediate deployment without data

d)

Universal adaptability across industries

75.

Which Azure service enables detecting the presence and movement of people in a space?

a)

Video Analysis

b)

OCR

c)

Face Service

d)

Custom Vision Service

76.

What principle guides Microsoft’s restrictions on facial recognition technology?

a)

Enhanced security needs

b)

Responsible AI Principles

c)

Technological innovation goals

d)

International law compliance

77.

Which tasks can the Computer Vision Service perform?

a)

Object detection

b)

Handwritten text recognition

c)

Analyzing audio files

d)

Image tagging

78.

What features are included in Azure’s Face Service?

a)

Blur detection

b)

Age prediction

c)

Image cropping

d)

Identity verification

79.

Which industries benefit from Azure’s Computer Vision?

a)

Healthcare

b)

Automotive

c)

Manufacturing

d)

Legal services

80.

What are some best practices for optimizing computer vision workloads on Azure?

a)

Data preprocessing

b)

Scaling resources

c)

Ignoring security measures

d)

Continuous monitoring

81.

What does NLP stand for?

a)

Natural Logic Processing

b)

Natural Language Processing

c)

Network Language Processing

d)

Neural Learning Protocol

82.

Which component of NLP is responsible for determining the sentiment in a text?

a)

Entity Recognition

b)

Machine Translation

c)

Sentiment Analysis

d)

Speech Synthesis

83.

What is the primary purpose of Conversational AI?

a)

To improve graphic rendering

b)

To facilitate a dialog between an AI and a human

c)

To manage database operations

d)

To process financial transactions

84.

Which Azure service is used for developing and managing bots?

a)

Azure Bot Service

b)

Azure Machine Learning

c)

Azure Virtual Machines

d)

Azure Kubernetes Service

85.

Which NLP technique is used to convert text from one language to another?

a)

Text-to-speech

b)

Sentiment analysis

c)

Machine translation

d)

Speech recognition

86.

In the context of NLP, what is an 'entity'?

a)

A type of chatbot

b)

A word or phrase representing important data like names or locations

c)

A network protocol

d)

A machine learning algorithm

87.

Which Azure feature is used to detect the predominant language in a text?

a)

Language detection

b)

Speech recognition

c)

Machine translation

d)

Key phrase extraction

88.

What functionality does text-to-speech provide in NLP?

a)

Converts spoken language to written text

b)

Converts written text to audible speech

c)

Translates languages

d)

Detects entities in text

89.

Which of the following platforms is NOT mentioned as a deployment channel for bots?

a)

Web chat interfaces

b)

Mobile applications

c)

Social media platforms

d)

Email

90.

What is a primary benefit of question-answering systems in Azure?

a)

Reduces server costs

b)

Provides fast and accurate responses to user queries

c)

Increases data storage capacity

d)

Improves hardware efficiency

91.

Which of the following are key components of Natural Language Processing?

a)

Text analysis

b)

Machine learning algorithms

c)

Sentiment analysis

d)

Speech recognition