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Soft Computing Quiz

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who teaches Soft Computing Techniques?

a)

Chayan Bhattacharjee

b)

VenuGopala Iyer

c)

MutuSwami VenuGopala Iyer

d)

Prabhakarna SriPalaWardhana Atapattu JayaSuriya Laxman SivramKrishna ShivaVenkata RajShekhara Sriniwasana Trichipalli YekyaParampeel Parambatur ChinnaSwami MutuSwami VenuGopala Iyer

e)

ChinnaSwami MutuSwami VenuGopala Iyer

2.

What is the primary focus of hard computing?

a)

Flexibility

b)

Precision and accuracy

c)

Approximate reasoning

d)

Fault tolerance

3.

Soft computing primarily handles problems that are based on:

a)

Deterministic

b)

Linear

c)

Stochastic or approximate

d)

Machine-dependent

4.

Which field is soft computing more closely associated with?

a)

Hardware architecture

b)

Rule-based systems

c)

Software prediction and learning models

d)

Digital signal processing

5.

The methodology of hard computing is derived from:

a)

Software approximations

b)

Fuzzy logic

c)

Hardware engineering principles

d)

Genetic programming

6.

Which of the following best reflects the nature of soft computing?

a)

Binary logic

b)

Neural determinism

c)

Probabilistic and fuzzy systems

d)

Arithmetic circuits

7.

Facts, figures, and calculations are essential components of:

a)

Soft computing

b)

Hard computing

c)

Fuzzy logic

d)

Genetic algorithms

8.

Soft computing embraces:

a)

Precise computation only

b)

Hardware-dependent logic

c)

Tolerance for imprecision and uncertainty

d)

Boolean algebra

9.

Which soft computing method mimics brain behavior?

a)

Boolean logic

b)

Linear programming

c)

Artificial Neural Networks

d)

Data hashing

10.

The concept of 'prediction' in computing is most directly tied to:

a)

Classical mechanics

b)

Algebra

c)

Statistics

d)

Calculus

11.

Hard computing systems are typically:

a)

Rule-less

b)

Approximate

c)

Rigid and precise

d)

Non-deterministic

12.

Hardware-based systems primarily use:

a)

Binary and deterministic models

b)

Probabilistic predictions

c)

Feedback learning

d)

Emotionally adaptive logic

13.

In soft computing, fuzzy logic is best described as:

a)

A numerical method

b)

A form of rigid calculation

c)

A method for dealing with vagueness

d)

A logic gate

14.

Hard computing is least suitable for which of the following tasks?

a)

Matrix operations

b)

Sorting algorithms

c)

Human emotion recognition

d)

Arithmetic calculations

15.

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

a)

Soft computing eliminates the need for hardware

b)

Hard computing is based on statistics

c)

Soft computing supports imprecise computation

d)

Hard computing is adaptable to uncertainty

16.

Soft computing is especially useful when:

a)

The problem is well-defined and deterministic

b)

High-speed arithmetic is needed

c)

The problem involves noise or incomplete data

d)

Hardware acceleration is required

17.

Hybrid systems in computing often combine:

a)

Only hard computing principles

b)

Analog signals and voltmeters

c)

Soft computing and hard computing

d)

Binary search and bubble sort

18.

One major advantage of soft computing over hard computing is:

a)

Slower processing

b)

Higher cost

c)

Better handling of real-world uncertainty

d)

Limited application

19.

Which computing paradigm is most suitable for language translation and NLP?

a)

Hard computing

b)

Binary logic

c)

Soft computing

d)

ASIC design

20.

Which of the following fields heavily relies on soft computing?

a)

Compilers

b)

Digital signal routing

c)

Image recognition

d)

Floating-point arithmetic

21.

A hospital uses a system that estimates the possibility of cancer based on vague symptoms like "frequent tiredness," "mild pain," and "irregular appetite." Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, it uses fuzzy logic

b)

No, it uses binary diagnosis

c)

No, only statistical averages are used

d)

Yes, because hardware circuits are involved

22.

An AI chess engine calculates millions of future move possibilities using deterministic algorithms and Minimax pruning. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, soft computing predicts all moves

b)

No, it's a hard computing method

c)

Yes, it uses neural networks

d)

No, it is based on fuzzy rule sets

23.

A self-driving car uses data from sensors to adaptively adjust speed based on uncertain road conditions like fog and rain. Is soft computing used?

a)

No, it's pure physics

b)

Yes, it uses neural networks and fuzzy logic

c)

No, it only uses maps

d)

No, it's rule-based automation

24.

An ATM dispenses money based on exact matching of card, pin, and balance using logic circuits. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, it uses machine learning

b)

No, it's a clear logic-based transaction

c)

Yes, due to cash prediction

d)

Yes, fuzzy logic is involved

25.

An agricultural robot determines when to water plants based on soil moisture, sunlight intensity, and fuzzy rules like "soil is slightly dry" or "weather is moderately hot." Is soft computing used?

a)

No, it uses weather sensors

b)

Yes, fuzzy logic handles imprecision

c)

No, it's just a timer

d)

No, it's hardware-driven

26.

A chatbot is trained on millions of customer conversations to handle questions adaptively without predefined logic. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, it uses neural networks and learning algorithms

b)

Yes, only scripts are used

c)

No, it's based on memory

d)

No, it doesn't predict

27.

A factory machine stops automatically when a specific temperature threshold is exceeded, using a thermostat with fixed settings. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, fuzzy control is applied

b)

No, it's hard threshold logic

c)

Yes, it adapts to heat patterns

d)

Yes, it uses AI

28.

An online recommender system suggests movies based on user behavior, historical data, and similarity scores. Is soft computing used?

a)

No, just ratings are counted

b)

Yes, uses prediction algorithms and machine learning

c)

No, it uses binary logic

d)

Yes, it uses rule-based expert systems

29.

A biometric security system allows access based on fingerprint match with >95% similarity, allowing slight variations. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, uses fuzzy matching

b)

No, exact match required

c)

No, only encryption used

d)

No, it uses analog circuits

30.

A math software solves equations using symbolic and numerical differentiation with strict accuracy. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, it uses heuristics

b)

No, it's hard computing

c)

Yes, because it's a software

d)

Yes, predictions are made

31.

A financial forecasting system predicts stock trends using neural networks trained on historical patterns and live data. Is soft computing used?

a)

No, only stats are used

b)

Yes, neural learning is a soft computing technique

c)

No, it's just arithmetic

d)

No, it uses random selection

32.

A music recommendation app adapts to the user's emotional state using facial expression and voice tone detection. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, it combines neural networks and fuzzy logic

b)

No, it uses face maps

c)

No, emotions can't be detected

d)

No, songs are listed alphabetically

33.

A mobile phone alarm rings exactly at 6:00 AM every day, regardless of conditions. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, fuzzy time logic

b)

No, it's hard-set timing

c)

Yes, uses AI

d)

Yes, adaptive alarm

34.

A robot vacuum learns room layout over time and avoids obstacles using adaptive pathfinding. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, soft computing with learning and adaptation

b)

No, preprogrammed path

c)

No, only sensors used

d)

No, random movement

35.

A system evaluates employee performance based on exact KPIs like attendance, number of tasks completed, etc. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, it's predictive

b)

No, rule-based decision

c)

Yes, fuzzy logic used

d)

Yes, feedback loops involved

36.

An autonomous drone adjusts its flight based on wind pressure, temperature changes, and proximity to obstacles using inference and learning. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, adaptive learning and fuzzy logic

b)

No, it uses GPS

c)

No, all fixed

d)

No, just physics

37.

A student grading software assigns grades based on a 100% match with a model answer. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, NLP is used

b)

No, strict evaluation

c)

Yes, uses fuzzy grading

d)

Yes, AI checks style

38.

An e-commerce site changes prices dynamically based on demand, customer behavior, and competitor pricing using ML algorithms. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, price optimization via prediction

b)

No, fixed pricing

c)

No, uses coupons

d)

No, just offers

39.

A train track switching system changes track only when a sensor detects the train at a predefined location. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, soft decision based on proximity

b)

No, deterministic trigger logic

c)

Yes, based on passenger load

d)

No, fuzzy timing

40.

A virtual assistant (like Alexa) understands and responds to user commands, even with accent or incomplete grammar. Is soft computing used?

a)

Yes, natural language processing and AI

b)

No, keyword-based only

c)

No, uses timers

d)

No, based on binary matching