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Artificial Intelligence Quiz

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 14mins

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1.

In the passage "Artificial Intelligence," what is artificial intelligence (AI) often referred to as?

a)

Computer Science

b)

Machine Learning

c)

Robotics

d)

Data Analysis

2.

In the passage "Artificial Intelligence," what do some critics believe about AI's impact on jobs?

a)

AI will create more jobs

b)

AI will have no effect on jobs

c)

AI will eventually outperform humans and eliminate jobs

d)

AI will only affect technology jobs

3.

In the passage "Artificial Intelligence," which of the following is NOT an example of AI mentioned in the text?

a)

Speech recognition

b)

Digital maps

c)

Weather forecasting

d)

Autocorrect

4.

In the passage "Artificial Intelligence," how has AI impacted the manufacturing industry according to the text?

a)

It has slowed down production

b)

It has increased speed and accuracy

c)

It has made manufacturing more expensive

d)

It has reduced the need for technology

5.

In the passage "Artificial Intelligence," what is one way AI is used in healthcare as mentioned in the text?

a)

To perform surgeries

b)

To diagnose diseases

c)

To replace doctors

d)

To create new medicines

6.

What is one of the defining characteristics of what it means to be human, according to the passage AI and Art?

a)

Creating technology

b)

Creating artwork

c)

Writing literature

d)

Performing music

7.

In passage AI and Art, what was the title of the painting sold for $432,500 in 2018?

a)

Portrait of a Lady

b)

Portrait of Edmond Belamy

c)

Portrait of a Gentleman

d)

Portrait of an Artist

8.

In the passage AI and Art, how was the "Portrait of Edmond Belamy" created?

a)

Entirely by a human artist

b)

Using traditional painting techniques

c)

Partially by the use of AI

d)

By a group of famous painters

9.

In the passage AI and Art, what did the New York Times find the portrait to be at the time of its sale?

a)

Revolutionary

b)

Underwhelming

c)

Extraordinary

d)

Unique

10.

What does the text suggest about AI-created art?

a)

It is not considered art by anyone

b)

It challenges traditional definitions of art

c)

It is the same as traditional art

d)

It is only a curiosity

11.

Select two sentences from the passage "Artificial Intelligence" that best support the argument that artificial intelligence has already provided positive benefits.

a)

It focuses on creating machines that act, work, and learn just like humans do.

b)

In fact, many claim that AI will eventually outperform humans to the point where we will no longer have any jobs.

c)

AI is also used on smartphones to autocorrect our spelling and create smart replies that mimic your personal writing style.

d)

AI can suggest new music based on your preferences, help people book air travel, and connect commuters who want to share rides to work.

e)

AI will no doubt change the face of many areas and careers.

12.

In the passage Artificial Intelligence, the word "evolve" comes from the Latin word ēvolvere, which means "to unroll, unfold, or open." Which word best tells what evolving means?

a)

expanding

b)

reducing

c)

improving

d)

working

13.

Read this sentence from AI and Art: "It also signals a clear turning point in the history of art." (paragraph 5) Which of the following best describes this sentence?

a)

a claim based on the author's personal experience

b)

a claim that uses historical context for emphasis

c)

a claim that could be proven with facts

d)

a claim based on an expert's opinion

14.

Which detail from the passage best supports the creation of the painting that was sold for $432,500 in 2018? (Passage: AI and Art)

a)

In many ways, there is nothing more personal than creating artwork. (paragraph 1)

b)

It was the first piece of art sold at a public auction that wasn't created entirely by a person. (paragraph 2)

c)

It was something that many art critics dismissed as a novelty. (paragraph 3)

d)

Many argue that using computer code to create a painting can still be considered art. (paragraph 4)

15.

Select the two sentences that should be in a summary of the passage AI and Art.

a)

In 2018, the first piece of AI-created art, “Portrait of Edmond Belamy,” sold at public auction for $432,500.

b)

The portrait was expected to sell for much less, between $7,000 and $10,000.

c)

Three artists and computer software created the portrait, made entirely of ones and zeros.

d)

Some art critics thought the painting was “underwhelming” and “generic.”

e)

Some people think computer code is just a tool like paint or canvas.

16.

Which word or words from the sentences help the reader understand the meaning of “novelty” in the passage AI and Art?

a)

critics

b)

challenge

c)

beyond

d)

gimmick

17.

How do the authors of "Artificial Intelligence" and "AI and Art" present ideas about artificial intelligence in a similar way?

a)

Both authors evaluate the negative impacts of artificial intelligence.

b)

Both authors reflect on developments in artificial intelligence.

c)

Both authors show how humans benefit from artificial intelligence.

d)

Both authors describe artwork created by artificial intelligence.

18.

How do the authors of "Artificial Intelligence" and "AI and Art" advance different interpretations about the use of artificial intelligence?

a)

In "Artificial Intelligence," the author describes how AI is changing many areas, but in "AI and Art," the author focuses on how AI is changing art.

b)

In "Artificial Intelligence," the author evaluates the uses of AI, but in "AI and Art," the author describes how AI will help art.

c)

In "Artificial Intelligence," the author voices concerns for the future of AI, but in "AI and Art," the author describes concerns about the limits of AI.

d)

In "Artificial Intelligence," the author makes the prediction that AI will be boring and traditional, but in "AI and Art," the author states that AI will challenge tradition.