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WorksheetsIntroduction to AI (Quiz-1)
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 29mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Name of the Student
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2.
Regd. Number
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3.
E-Mail ID (Institute only)
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4.
Who is regarded as the "Father of Artificial Intelligence"?
a)
Alan Turing
b)
John McCarthy
c)
Marvin Minsky
d)
Geoffrey Hinton
5.
When was the term "Artificial Intelligence" first coined?
a)
1943
b)
1956
c)
1965
d)
1971
6.
Which of the following is NOT a typical application of AI?
a)
Face recognition
b)
Chess
c)
Word processing
d)
Speech recognition
7.
AI research started after which major event?
a)
World War I
b)
World War II
c)
Moon Landing
d)
Cuban Missile Crisis
8.
What is the main goal of Artificial Intelligence?
a)
To solve artificial problems
b)
To enhance computer hardware
c)
To explain various sorts of intelligence
d)
To replace human labor entirely
9.
What was the name of the first AI program developed by Allen Newell and Herbert Simon?
a)
Logic Theorist
b)
Deep Blue
c)
AlphaGo
d)
ELIZA
10.
In AI, an agent is defined as:
a)
A robot
b)
Anything that perceives its environment and acts upon it
c)
A software with memory
d)
Only human-like machines
11.
Which of the following is NOT a type of agent in AI?
a)
Simple reflex agent
b)
Model-based reflex agent
c)
Goal-based agent
d)
Reality-based agent
12.
An agent interacts with its environment through:
a)
Sensors and actuators
b)
Memory and logic
c)
Knowledge base
d)
Processor and RAM
13.
What does the PEAS framework stand for in agent design?
a)
Perceive, Evaluate, Act, Succeed
b)
Performance, Environment, Actuators, Sensors
c)
Performance, Execution, Actions, Sensors
d)
Program, Environment, Agent, Strategy
14.
A rational agent in AI is one that:
a)
Acts randomly
b)
Always does the right thing
c)
Acts to maximize its expected performance measure
d)
Minimizes computational effort
15.
Bounded rationality refers to:
a)
Making decisions irrespective of constraints
b)
Making the optimal decision every time
c)
Making the best possible decision with limited resources
d)
Making no decision
16.
Which factor does NOT affect the rationality of an agent?
a)
Agent’s prior knowledge
b)
Percept sequence
c)
Luck
d)
Possible actions
17.
A fully observable environment:
a)
Lets the agent see part of the world only
b)
Does not provide any sensory data
c)
Gives complete information about the state at each time
d)
Never changes state
18.
Which of these is considered a deterministic environment?
a)
Tic-Tac-Toe
b)
Poker
c)
Weather forecasting
d)
Stock market
19.
Which property is typical of a dynamic environment?
a)
Never changes during the agent's deliberation
b)
Changes while the agent is idle
c)
Is always discrete
d)
Is fully visible
20.
Chess is an example of what type of environment?
a)
Static, fully observable, deterministic
b)
Dynamic, partially observable, stochastic
c)
Static, partially observable, discrete
d)
Dynamic, fully observable, continuous
21.
The architecture of an AI agent includes:
a)
Only the software part
b)
Only hardware
c)
Both hardware and software
d)
Only sensors
22.
Which agent type keeps track of the world using a model?
a)
Simple reflex agent
b)
Goal-based agent
c)
Model-based reflex agent
d)
Learning agent
23.
In AI agent’s architecture, percepts refer to:
a)
Agent’s actions
b)
Agent’s current sensory inputs
c)
Agent’s environment
d)
Agent’s beliefs
24.
The main task of a problem-solving agent is:
a)
Randomly act in the environment
b)
Find the sequence of actions that lead to a goal state
c)
Mimic human reasoning
d)
Learn from the environment only
25.
A set of all possible states reachable from the initial state by any sequence of actions is called:
a)
Search tree
b)
State space
c)
Environment
d)
Solution space
26.
A search algorithm in AI takes ______ as input and returns ______ as output:
a)
Actions, goal
b)
Problem, solution
c)
Solution, actions
d)
Sensors, actuators
27.
Which step is necessary for formulating a problem?
a)
Define a goal state
b)
Ignore the constraints
c)
Choose random actions
d)
None of these
28.
The difference between a goal-based agent and a problem-solving agent is:
a)
There is no difference
b)
Goal-based agents do not search
c)
Problem-solving agents explicitly search for solutions
d)
Problem-solving agents act randomly
29.
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