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Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins
Which of the following best describes systems thinking?
Studying each part of a system independently
Understanding a system by breaking it into components
Focusing on the interactions between system elements
Ignoring relationships in a system
Systems thinking helps us see the world as:
A collection of unrelated events
Static snapshots
Interconnected wholes
Isolated problems
A major benefit of systems thinking is its ability to:
Increase hardware performance
Eliminate stakeholder diversity
Understand complex human factors
Break systems into smaller pieces
Which of the following is not a feature of systems thinking?
Considering both long- and short-term effects
Emphasizing change and movement
Focusing on isolated system components
Challenging existing assumptions
Systems thinking can help reduce which of the following?
System automation
Problem-solving treadmill
Cultural change
Technology adoption
The concept of ‘mental models’ in systems thinking refers to:
The blueprint of an IT system
The automatic cognitive assumptions people use
A prototype design process
System flowcharts
Which of the following reflects a system's characteristic?
It operates in isolation
Its parts are unrelated
It consists of interdependent parts
It has no boundaries
A primary goal of systems thinking in organizations is to:
Limit change
Maximize hardware use
Support transformational change
Avoid stakeholder collaboration
Which technique complements analytical thinking?
Logical thinking
Linear thinking
Systems thinking
Convergent thinking
Which of the following helps explain recurring problems in organizations?
Poor internet access
Incomplete system breakdown
Over-simplified explanations
Efficient data mining
Systems thinking encourages analysis of context to:
Replace automation
Avoid environmental changes
Design flexible programs
Reduce teamwork
Systems thinking is most useful when dealing with:
Routine clerical tasks
Linear decision making
Complex dynamic problems
Hardware installations
Which of the following best defines data?
A structured insight
A form of audio
Raw unorganized facts
Finalized information
What is the process of analyzing raw data called?
Data cleaning
Data visualization
Data analytics
Data retrieval
Which of the following is not a type of Big Data Analytics?
Predictive
Reactive
Descriptive
Prescriptive
What does descriptive analytics answer?
What will happen?
Why did this happen?
What has happened?
What should we do?
Diagnostic analytics is primarily concerned with:
Forecasting events
Root cause analysis
Visualizing reports
Identifying trends
Prescriptive analytics uses which technology to guide decisions?
Data
Artificial Intelligence
HTML
WiFi
A data analyst’s role is to:
Build websites
Translate data into insights
Monitor Wi-Fi connections
Design computer hardware
Which of the following is a skill needed by data analysts?
Accounting
Cooking
Data cleaning
Oil drilling
Which analytics type predicts future outcomes?
Descriptive
Diagnostic
Predictive
Curative
Live tracking reports are used mainly in:
Banking
Education
Transportation
Manufacturing
Big Data typically refers to:
Structured Excel files
Small spreadsheets
Machine-generated unstructured data
Text messages
Which report helps detect fraud in banking?
Emotion Analysis Report
Inventory Report
Fraud Management Report
Training Report
What does AI stand for?
Automated Infrastructure
Artificial Intelligence
Advanced Integration
Artificial Internet
Expert systems are designed to:
Solve problems without data
Work only during emergencies
Imitate human reasoning
Replace web browsers
Which of the following is not a reason for using expert systems?
Preserving human knowledge
Replacing user interfaces
Helping under time constraints
Training new employees
Machine Learning enables systems to:
Install antivirus software
Learn from data
Play music
Operate without electricity
Which of the following is an example of machine learning?
Word formatting
Online customer support
Bluetooth pairing
File compression
AI frontiers include all except:
Robotics
Computer Vision
Email attachments
Speech Recognition
NLP stands for:
Neural Logic Processor
Natural Language Processing
Net Learning Process
Node Language Pattern
Which technology powers predictive text?
Robotics
Computer Vision
NLP
VoIP
Which AI tech is used in facial recognition?
NLP
Robotics
Computer Vision
Email Filtering
ElliQ is an example of AI in:
Finance
Education
Healthcare
Construction
Which job type is most affected by AI?
Manual repetitive jobs
Artistic professions
Legal advising
Political consulting
Which of these is a concern related to AI and jobs?
Less gaming time
Decrease in apps
Job displacement
Increased electricity bills
Which AI method is used in Google RankBrain?
Robotics
Computer Vision
Predictive Modeling
Natural Language Processing
What does WWW stand for?
World Website War
Wide Web World
World Wide Web
Web Wide Window
HTML is used to:
Secure data
Send emails
Structure web pages
Track IP addresses
IP address refers to:
Website ownership
Unique identifier of a device
Web browser
Search engine
What does URL stand for?
User Research Log
Uniform Resource Locator
Universal Remote Link
Ultra Resource Label
VoIP allows:
File transfers
Real-time typing
Internet-based voice communication
URL shortening
Email allows for:
Only voice communication
Only text messages
Transmission of messages and attachments
File encryption
What is a homepage?
A private chat room
First page of a website
A pop-up ad
An FTP client
Which program is used to view websites?
Compiler
Web browser
Word processor
Firewall
C2C e-commerce refers to:
Business to consumer
Company to corporation
Consumer to consumer
Customer to cloud
FTP is used for:
Web hosting
File transfer
Internet search
Password reset
DNS server translates:
Images to HTML
Webpage to IP address
Domain name to IP address
URL to password
Which of the following uses real-time typed conversation?
VoIP
FTP
Chat
DNS
Systems thinking is a way of understanding a system by examining the (a) and interactions between its elements.
Unlike analysis, systems thinking focuses on (a) rather than isolated components.
One of the key benefits of systems thinking is the ability to redesign (a) systems.
Systems thinking challenges our (a) models about how the world works.
In systems thinking, understanding how one event can influence another over time is known as (a) loops.
A (a) is a set of interrelated components working together toward a common goal.
Systems thinking is essential for creating a compelling (a) of the future.
(a) are raw, unorganized facts that need to be processed.
When data is organized and given context, it becomes (a) .
The process of analyzing data to find patterns and insights is called (a) .
(a) analytics answers the question “What has happened?”
(a) analytics aims to find out “Why did this happen?”
Predictive analytics uses historical data to predict (a) events.
(a) analytics uses AI to suggest actions for the best outcomes.
A data analyst must be skilled in data (a) , cleaning, and visualization.
Google Analytics is a tool used to analyze user (a) and traffic sources.
Fraud management reports are often used in the (a) sector.
AI stands for (a) Intelligence.
An expert system captures and uses (a) knowledge to solve problems.
Machine learning enables computers to learn from (a) without explicit programming.
(a) learning is a core technique in artificial intelligence.
NLP stands for (a) Language Processing.
(a) is the ability of computers to interpret and analyze visual data.
Voice assistants like Siri and Google Assistant use (a) recognition to understand commands.
A (a) is the first page that a website displays.
Based on your experience, Explain how the Internet has transformed the way individuals and organizations communicate, access information, and conduct daily activities. Include relevant examples of services and technologies.
Define Artificial Intelligence (AI) and discuss how it is transforming human activities in both personal and professional contexts. Provide real-world examples to support your discussion.
Explain the role of expert systems in problem-solving. How do they replicate human reasoning, and what are their benefits and limitations in modern industries?
Explore the frontiers of Artificial Intelligence by describing four major areas: Robotics, Computer Vision, Speech Recognition, and Natural Language Processing (NLP).
Based on your understanding, evaluate the potential impact of AI on employment. What types of jobs are most at risk, and how can society adapt to the changes brought by AI automation?
Discuss the concept of machine learning as a subset of AI. How does it work, and what are some of its most impactful applications in today’s digital world?
