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AI Foundations 1.1 to 1.8

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Abstraction

a)

Picking out the important parts and ignoring the rest

b)

Teaching an AI model with lots of data

c)

A network that uses weights to make decisions

d)

The chance something will happen

2.

A technology that mimics human thinking

a)

Probability

b)

Artificial intelligence (AI)

c)

Hallucination

d)

Prompt

3.

Probability

a)

The process of collecting data

b)

The chance that an event will occur

c)

A type of computer program

d)

The study of shapes

4.

Prompt

a)

A network of connected nodes

b)

A question or instruction given to an AI

c)

Teaching an AI model

d)

The chance of something happening

5.

Which of these are "multimodal"?

a)

Images and text

b)

Video

c)

Images

d)

Text and Audio

e)

Video and Images

6.

An AI trained on a huge amount of information and capable of many things

a)

Neural network

b)

Large language model

c)

Complex neural model

d)

Robot

7.

Neural Network

a)

A set of instructions for AI

b)

A collection of weighted nodes

c)

Teaching an AI model

d)

The chance of something happening

8.

What does "training" mean for AI?

a)

Teaching an AI to focus on important information

b)

Giving an AI lots of data to help it learn

c)

Adjusting the probability weights in a neural network

d)

Asking an AI carefully crafted questions

9.

What is "training data"?

a)

The numeric weights assigned to a neural network

b)

The information, like text or images, used to teach an AI model

c)

The chance of something happening

d)

Unexpected results from an AI while it is being trained.

10.

Hallucination

a)

AI responses that sound true but are not

b)

AI responses are completely ridiculous

c)

AI responses that are true, but unexpected

d)

AI responses that are an opinion

11.

Which is an example of abstraction in AI?

a)

Ignoring the color of a car when figuring out its make and model

b)

Figuring out the chance of rain tomorrow

c)

Training a neural network with pictures

d)

Giving a prompt to an AI

12.

If you give an AI both text and pictures to use, what kind of model is it?

a)

Large language model (LLM)

b)

Multimodal model

c)

Neural network

d)

Hallucination model

13.

A student wants to make an AI model more accurate. What should they work on?

a)

Hallucination

b)

Training

c)

Prompting

d)

Abstraction

14.

Which situation shows the use of a prompt in AI?

a)

Giving thousands of pictures to an AI model

b)

Asking an AI, "What is the capital of France?"

c)

Figuring out the chance of winning a game

d)

Ignoring unimportant details in data

15.

Why is training data important for AI?

a)

It helps the model ignore unimportant details

b)

It helps the model learn patterns and give better answers

c)

It causes hallucinations that are harder to spot

d)

It gives the AI a correct answer for every question

16.

Why can a large language model (LLM) answer many different questions?

a)

It is trained on a huge amount of information

b)

It's memory contains every known topic

c)

It has seen nearly every possible prompt before

d)

It hasn't been trained and learns as it goes

17.

A neural network is trained to read handwritten numbers. If it starts giving numbers that don’t exist, what is this called?

a)

Probability

b)

Hallucination

c)

Prompting

d)

Abstraction

18.

You want to build an AI that can understand both spoken words and pictures. What kind of model should you use, and why?

a)

Large language model

b)

Multimodal model

c)

Non-neural network

d)

Hallucination model

19.

If an AI gives wrong but believable answers, what will help?

a)

Use more and better training data

b)

Ignore the prompts given to the AI

c)

Only use probability calculations

d)

Remove all abstraction from the model

20.

You want to make an AI that predicts the result of a coin toss. What idea would you use to figure out the chance of getting heads?

a)

Abstraction

b)

Probability

c)

Hallucination

d)

Training data

21.

What is an "AI hallucination"?

a)

When AI gives an answer that is not true or real

b)

When AI answers very slowly

c)

When AI only answers with numbers

d)

When AI repeats the same answer

22.

What does "AI bias" mean?

a)

When AI always gives the same answer

b)

When AI favors one type of information over another

c)

When AI answers in different languages

d)

When AI makes jokes

23.

What is "context" in an AI prompt?

a)

The color of the AI's screen

b)

Background or extra information

c)

The number of words in the answer

d)

The time it takes to answer

24.

What is "prompt engineering"?

a)

Desigining better AI hardware

b)

Writing prompts to get better AI responses

c)

Drawing pictures for the AI

d)

Fixing the AI's code

25.

What does "alignment" mean for AI?

a)

AI responds as wanted or expected

b)

AI always says "yes"

c)

AI only responds with facts

d)

AI responds in the language and tone of the user

26.

What is a contradiction in an AI's answer?

a)

AI gives two answers that cannot both be true

b)

AI gives a longer answer than needed

c)

AI asks a question instead of giving an answer

d)

AI says something the same as "I don't know"

27.

If you ask the same question in two different ways and get two different answers from AI, what does this show?

a)

AI is showing bias

b)

Context is important in a prompt

c)

AI is hallucinating

d)

AI received new information

28.

How can you get a better answer from AI when asking for a summary?

a)

Give clear and detailed instructions

b)

Limit the number of words

c)

Tell the AI to improve its summary

d)

Use simpler vocabulary

29.

A researcher is designing an AI that avoids topics inappropriate for elementary students.
Which of these words most applies?

a)

Alignment

b)

Hallucination

c)

Contradiction

d)

Prompt engineering

30.

What is the best action to take if you think an AI's response might be incorrect?

a)

Verify the information from other reliable sources

b)

Tell the AI it might be wrong and ask again

c)

Use a different AI tool

d)

Keep asking the AI until you get a different answer

31.

Which of these is an example of AI bias?

a)

AI gives different answers to one group of people than another

b)

AI answers every question the same way

c)

AI responds incorrectly to some math problems

d)

AI makes a lot of mistakes

32.

What should you do if you notice contradiction in AI responses?

a)

Point out the problem and ask for a clear answer

b)

Repeat the same prompt again

c)

Always pick the second answer since it is likely correct

d)

Stop using AI

33.

Why is prompt engineering important?

a)

It makes AI responses more useful

b)

It helps AI respond faster

c)

It changes the color of the AI's screen

d)

It reduces spelling mistakes

34.

If an AI gives an answer that does not match the facts, what is this called?

a)

Hallucination

b)

Alignment

c)

Context

d)

Prompt engineering

35.

Which is the best way to avoid AI bias?

a)

Use fair and balanced data to train the AI

b)

Avoid controversial topics

c)

Make the AI answer faster

d)

Use only one type of question

36.

If you want AI to answer in a certain way, what should you do?

a)

Write a clear and specific prompt

b)

Use a random question

c)

Ask the same question many times

d)

Use only yes or no questions

37.

What does it mean if an AI is "aligned" with its users?

a)

The responses match what they want or expect

b)

It always responds with "yes" or "no"

c)

It always responds factually to math and science questions

d)

It always gives a complete response

38.

A student asks AI for help with homework and gets an answer that is not true. What should the student do?

a)

Check the answer with other sources

b)

Always use the AI's answer

c)

Ignore the homework

d)

Ask a friend to do it

39.

Which of these AI responses from the same conversation shows a contradiction?

a)

"The sky is blue" "The sky is green"

b)

"The sky is blue" "The sky is cloudy"

c)

"The sky is blue"
"It is night"

d)

"The sky is blue"
"The sky is pretty"

40.

Why is context important for AI answers?

a)

It helps AI give a better response

b)

It helps AI respond more quickly

c)

It changes language in which AI responds

d)

It makes the AI response longer