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WorksheetsDevOps and Agentic AI Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What does DevOps stand for?
Developer Options
Development and Operations
Device Optimization
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What is the main goal of DevOps?
More coding only
Faster and reliable software delivery
Manual deployments
Separate teams
In CAMS, what does 'C' represent?
Cloud
Culture
Code
Container
Why is the DevOps lifecycle shown as a continuous loop instead of a straight line?
Because it repeats only twice
Because it is a one-time activity
Because it involves ongoing feedback and improvement
Because it has no structure
What does CI stand for?
Continuous Integration
Continuous Improvement
Cloud Infrastructure
Code Installation
Continuous Delivery (CD) extends Continuous Integration (CI) by ensuring:
Every tested change is always ready for release into production
Code is only tested but not released
Deployments are always manual
Releases happen once per year
How does Infrastructure as Code (IaC) help organizations in scaling their systems?
By reducing automation
By requiring manual configuration for every new server
By allowing automated and repeatable infrastructure setup
By slowing down deployments
Which is a popular containerization tool?
GitHub
Docker
Jenkins
Terraform
If monitoring data shows a sudden increase in error rates, what is the correct DevOps response?
Ignore the data
Roll back or fix the issue quickly using feedback
Stop monitoring
Continue releasing without changes
In CAMS, what does 'A' represent?
Analysis
Automation
Application
Access
Proper use of DevOps tools improves:
Manual work
Collaboration and automation
Errors
Silos
A key benefit of automated testing is:
Early bug detection
Slow release
Manual reporting
No monitoring
Breaking silos between Development and Operations teams results in:
Teams focusing only on their own targets
Conflicts between developers and operators
Shared responsibility for product success
More manual work
Which tool is commonly used in CI/CD pipelines?
Jenkins
Photoshop
MS Word
Excel
The principle 'Start small' is related to:
DevOps adoption
Cloud billing
Debugging
Coding style
What is the main feature of Agentic AI?
Static rules
Autonomy and action-taking
Only data storage
Manual programming
The key difference between Traditional AI and Agentic AI is:
Agentic AI acts independently
Both are the same
Traditional AI is autonomous
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The 4 core components of Agentic AI are:
Input, Output, Storage, Cloud
Perception, Reasoning, Planning, Action
Data, Code, Server, Network
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Reinforcement learning helps Agentic AI in:
Memory storage
Learning from feedback/rewards
Cloud hosting
Data transfer
A smart assistant (Alexa, Siri) is an example of:
Agentic AI
Static AI
Manual systems
Traditional DB
A common challenge in multi-agent systems is:
Coordination
Faster internet
Small data
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Planning algorithms (A*, Dijkstra) are used for:
Searching and decision-making
File storage
Debugging
Testing
A healthcare use-case of Agentic AI could be:
Automated diagnosis assistant
Video streaming
Gaming console
None
Large Language Models (LLMs) are used in Agentic AI for:
Reasoning and language tasks
Hardware repair
Image compression
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'Human-in-the-loop' means:
Humans guide AI in decisions
AI controls humans
No humans involved
Only robots work
An ethical issue in Agentic AI could be:
Bias in decision-making
Fast deployment
Accurate results
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A finance use-case of Agentic AI is:
Fraud detection agents
Cooking assistant
Game design
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Autonomy in AI means:
Independent decision-making
Following only manual orders
No decision
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A real-world example of Agentic AI is:
Autonomous drones
MS Word
Notepad
Calculator
Combining Agentic AI and DevOps can achieve:
Smarter automation in software delivery
Manual deployments
Slower releases
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