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AI Foundation:Data and Algo

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why might 'Data, Algorithms, and Training' be considered technical foundations for Artificial Intelligence?

a)

They are essential components for building and improving AI systems

b)

They are unrelated to AI development

c)

They are only used in traditional programming

d)

They are only important for hardware design

2.

What is the primary ability of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

a)

The ability of machines to perform tasks that require intelligence

b)

The ability of machines to store large amounts of data

c)

The ability of machines to connect to the internet

d)

The ability of machines to display images

3.

Which of the following best defines Machine Learning (ML)?

a)

The algorithms that enable machines to learn from data

b)

The process of storing data in databases

c)

The ability to create computer hardware

d)

The use of internet for communication

4.

What distinguishes Rule-based AI from ML-based AI?

a)

Rule-based AI makes decisions based on predefined rules, while ML-based AI relies on data and ML algorithms to make decisions

b)

Rule-based AI uses only labeled data, while ML-based AI uses only unlabeled data

c)

Rule-based AI is always faster than ML-based AI

d)

Rule-based AI is used only for image recognition

5.

Which type of learning involves finding patterns in data without correct answers (unlabeled data)?

a)

Unsupervised learning

b)

Supervised learning

c)

Rule-based learning

d)

Reinforcement learning

6.

If an AI system is designed to make decisions solely based on a set of fixed instructions, which type of AI is it?

a)

Rule-based AI

b)

ML-based AI

c)

Unsupervised learning

d)

Supervised learning

7.

Which of the following scenarios best illustrates unsupervised learning?

a)

Grouping customers into segments based on purchasing behavior without knowing the categories in advance

b)

Training a model to recognize handwritten digits using labeled images

c)

Programming a robot to follow a set of instructions

d)

Using a labeled dataset to predict house prices

8.

Which of the following best describes intelligence?

a)

The ability to think, learn, and solve problems well.

b)

The ability to run fast and jump high.

c)

The ability to memorize only numbers.

d)

The ability to follow instructions without understanding.

9.

How does intelligence help us in our daily lives?

a)

By helping us understand things and make good decisions.

b)

By making us physically stronger.

c)

By allowing us to ignore problems.

d)

By making us forget information quickly.

10.

Which of the following is NOT typically included as part of intelligence?

a)

Remembering facts

b)

Thinking creatively

c)

Understanding other people

d)

Ignoring new information

11.

A student uses what they know to solve a new type of math problem. Which aspect of intelligence are they demonstrating?

a)

Using knowledge in smart ways

b)

Memorizing random facts

c)

Avoiding challenges

d)

Copying answers without understanding

12.

Imagine you are working in a group and need to understand your classmates' perspectives to solve a problem. Which part of intelligence are you using?

a)

Understanding other people

b)

Ignoring others' ideas

c)

Only remembering facts

d)

Refusing to communicate

13.

which of the following is most likely a strength of humans compared to AI?

a)

Emotional intelligence

b)

High-speed calculation

c)

Data storage

d)

Pattern recognition

14.

Which skill is AI most likely to excel at over humans?

a)

Creativity

b)

Empathy

c)

Rapid computation

d)

Moral judgment

15.

Imagine a scenario where both a human and an AI are given a task to analyze a large dataset for patterns. Which would likely perform better and why?

a)

Human, because of emotional intelligence

b)

AI, because of data processing capabilities

c)

Human, because of creativity

d)

AI, because of moral judgment

16.

Which of the following best describes Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

a)

The ability of machines to perform tasks that require intelligence, such as learning, reasoning, or problem-solving.

b)

The process of programming machines to follow fixed instructions.

c)

The use of computers only for mathematical calculations.

d)

The ability of machines to store large amounts of data.

17.

What is Machine Learning (ML) primarily focused on?

a)

Enabling machines to learn from data using algorithms.

b)

Programming machines to play games.

c)

Designing hardware for computers.

d)

Storing information in databases.

18.

Which statement is true regarding the relationship between AI and ML?

a)

All ML applications are considered AI applications.

b)

All AI applications are considered ML applications.

c)

AI and ML are completely unrelated fields.

d)

ML is broader than AI.

19.

How does Machine Learning (ML) differ from general Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

a)

ML is a subset of AI focused on learning from data, while AI encompasses all intelligent machine capabilities.

b)

ML is broader than AI and includes all intelligent systems.

c)

ML does not use data, while AI does.

d)

ML is only used for robotics, while AI is used for computers.

20.

Suppose you are designing a system that can recognize handwritten digits by learning from thousands of examples. Which field does this system most closely relate to?

a)

Machine Learning (ML)

b)

Database Management

c)

Computer Networking

d)

Hardware Engineering

21.

Which of the following best describes Artificial Intelligence?

a)

A technique which enables machines to mimic human behaviour

b)

A subset of ML which makes multi-layer neural network computation feasible

c)

A subset of AI technique which uses statistical methods to improve with experience

d)

A technique which only focuses on data storage

22.

What is Machine Learning ?

a)

Subset of AI technique which use statistical methods to enable machines to improve with experience

b)

A technique which enables machines to mimic human behaviour

c)

Subset of ML which make the computation of multi-layer neural network feasible

d)

A method for storing large amounts of data

23.

Deep Learning is a subset of which field?

a)

Machine Learning

b)

Artificial Intelligence

c)

Data Science

d)

Robotics

24.

Which statement best explains why Deep Learning has become feasible?

a)

It makes the computation of multi-layer neural networks feasible.

b)

It uses only simple statistical methods.

c)

It does not require any experience for improvement.

d)

It is unrelated to neural networks.

25.

Which of the following is an example of a rule-based AI application in daily life?

a)

Smart light that turns on when it detects motion

b)

A regular light bulb

c)

Manual camera

d)

Traditional traffic light with fixed timing

26.

What is the main characteristic of a rule-based AI system?

a)

It follows predefined rules to make decisions

b)

It learns from experience without any rules

c)

It uses random actions

d)

It ignores input data

27.

Which statement best describes a smart camera as mentioned in the context of rule-based AI?

a)

A camera that adjusts focus and zoom when an object is detected

b)

A camera that only records video

c)

A camera that takes pictures at random intervals

d)

A camera that cannot detect objects

28.

A smart traffic light is an example of rule-based AI. What does it do?

a)

Turns red and green based on traffic

b)

Changes color randomly

c)

Stays green all the time

d)

Is controlled manually by a person

29.

DoK Level 2: Which of the following would NOT be considered a logic-based (rule-based) AI application?

a)

A smart thermostat that adjusts temperature based on time of day

b)

A smart refrigerator that orders groceries automatically

c)

A regular wall clock

d)

A smart speaker that responds to voice commands

30.

DoK Level 3: Imagine you are designing a new smart device for the home using rule-based AI. Which steps would you take to ensure it responds correctly to user actions? (Select the best answer)

a)

Define clear rules for device behavior based on user input and data

b)

Allow the device to act randomly

c)

Ignore user input and only follow preset actions

d)

Use no rules and let the device guess what to do

31.

Which of the following is the primary source for machine learning (ML) algorithms?

a)

Data

b)

Human intuition

c)

Random numbers

d)

Computer hardware

32.

In ML-based AI, who creates the rules for decision making?

a)

The computer

b)

Humans

c)

External sensors

d)

Government regulations

33.

Which statement best describes how ML-based AI makes decisions?

a)

It relies on data and ML algorithms.

b)

It uses only human-created rules.

c)

It ignores previous data.

d)

It is based on random guessing.

34.

Which of the following is a key input for Rule-based AI systems?

a)

Actions

b)

Rules

c)

Models

d)

Predictions

35.

What is the main output of a Rule-based AI system?

a)

Model

b)

Action

c)

Data

d)

Rules

36.

In ML-based AI, what is created from actions and data?

a)

Action

b)

Rule

c)

Model

d)

Prediction

37.

Based on the Venn diagram, which statement is correct about the relationship between AI and ML?

a)

ML is a subset of AI

b)

AI is a subset of ML

c)

ML and AI are completely separate fields

d)

ML and AI are identical

38.

Which of the following questions is NOT used by the computer program to differentiate between a tiger and a cheetah?

a)

Does it have black spots?

b)

Does it have black lines on its face?

c)

Is it huge and muscular?

d)

Does it have stripes on its tail?

39.

What is the first question asked by the program to identify whether the animal is a tiger or a cheetah?

a)

Is it huge and muscular?

b)

Does it have black spots?

c)

Does it have black lines on its face?

d)

Is it fast?

40.

If an animal has black spots and black lines on its face, and is huge and muscular, which animal is it according to the program?

a)

Tiger

b)

Cheetah

c)

Leopard

d)

Lion

41.

Does the differentiation between a tiger and a cheetah require intelligence?

a)

Yes, because it involves reasoning and decision-making.

b)

No, because it is a random process.

c)

Yes, because it requires physical strength.

d)

No, because it is based on guessing.

42.

Is the described program considered to be an AI system?

a)

Yes, because it can make decisions based on input data.

b)

No, because it does not use any computer.

c)

Yes, because it is a physical robot.

d)

No, because it only works for animals.

43.

Is the described program considered to be an ML (Machine Learning) system? Why?

a)

No, because it does not learn from data.

b)

Yes, because it uses neural networks.

c)

Yes, because it is a computer program.

d)

No, because it is not written in Python.

44.

Is every AI system considered an ML system?

a)

No, not every AI system is an ML system.

b)

Yes, all AI systems are ML systems.

c)

Yes, if they use computers.

d)

No, only if they are used for animals.

45.

Does AI require intelligence where Machine Learning (ML) does not?

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

c)

Both require intelligence

d)

Neither require intelligence

46.

Which of the following best describes Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

a)

A subset of Machine Learning used to achieve intelligence.

b)

Machines showing human-like intelligence.

c)

Systems that only learn from data.

d)

A process that helps ML get smarter.

47.

What is the main goal of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

a)

To find patterns in data.

b)

To act intelligently.

c)

To simulate human emotions.

d)

To store large amounts of data.

48.

How do Machine Learning (ML) systems primarily operate?

a)

By simulating reasoning.

b)

By learning from data and finding patterns.

c)

By understanding questions and giving logical answers.

d)

By acting intelligently without data.

49.

A chatbot that understands questions and gives logical answers is an example of which concept?

a)

Machine Learning

b)

Artificial Intelligence

c)

Data Mining

d)

Computer Networking

50.

Explain the relationship between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) using evidence from the text.

a)

ML is a bigger concept than AI and includes AI as a subset.

b)

AI is a subset of ML and is used to achieve intelligence.

c)

ML is a subset of AI and is a method used to achieve intelligence.

d)

AI and ML are unrelated fields.

51.

Suppose you are designing an AI system to predict stock prices based on historical data. Which approach would be most suitable?

a)

Machine Learning AI

b)

Rule-Based AI

c)

Heuristic AI

d)

Expert System

52.

Which of the following is an example of ML-based AI used for unlocking devices?

a)

Face Unlock

b)

Weather Forecast

c)

Calculator

d)

Alarm Clock

53.

What is the main purpose of ad recommendations in ML-based AI?

a)

To display random advertisements

b)

To show ads based on your search behavior

c)

To block unwanted ads

d)

To increase device speed

54.

Which application uses ML-based AI to recommend products based on your purchase history?

a)

Shopping Apps

b)

Music Players

c)

Weather Apps

d)

Calendar Apps

55.

Which statement best describes the relationship between data quality and machine learning (ML) model quality?

a)

Good data leads to a good ML model, while bad data leads to a bad ML model.

b)

The quality of data does not affect the ML model.

c)

Bad data always leads to a good ML model.

d)

ML models do not require data to function.

56.

Why do ML algorithms need data?

a)

To create rules or models

b)

To display graphics

c)

To increase computer speed

d)

To reduce memory usage

57.

Suppose you are building a machine learning model to predict student grades. If you use incomplete or incorrect data, what is the most likely outcome?

a)

The model will make inaccurate predictions.

b)

The model will always predict perfectly.

c)

The model will not be affected by the data quality.

d)

The model will run faster.

58.

Which of the following best describes "Accuracy" when collecting data for training AI models?

a)

A. Data must be correct and reliable

b)

B. Data must be evenly distributed

c)

C. Data must cover different scenarios

d)

D. Data must have no missing values

59.

What does "Completeness" mean in the context of data collection for AI training?

a)

A. Data must be in a uniform format

b)

B. No missing or empty values

c)

C. Data must be correct and reliable

d)

D. Data must cover different users

60.

Why is "Consistency" important when collecting data for AI training?

a)

A. It ensures data is evenly distributed among classes

b)

B. It ensures data is in a uniform format and structure

c)

C. It ensures data is correct and reliable

d)

D. It ensures data covers different scenarios

61.

Which principle of data collection is violated if some classes have significantly more examples than others?

a)

A. Accuracy

b)

B. Completeness

c)

C. Balance

d)

D. Diversity

62.

If a dataset only contains images of cats and no images of dogs, which principle is not being followed?

a)

A. Accuracy

b)

B. Diversity

c)

C. Consistency

d)

D. Completeness

63.

A table of student scores contains a missing grade for one student. Which data quality principle is violated?

a)

A. Consistency

b)

B. Completeness

c)

C. Balance

d)

D. Diversity

64.

Given a dataset with only images of one breed of cat, how could you improve its diversity for AI training?

a)

A. Add more images of the same breed

b)

B. Add images of different breeds and species

c)

C. Remove some images

d)

D. Change the image format

65.

If a dataset contains student scores but some entries have missing grades, what is the best way to address this issue?

a)

A. Ignore the missing values

b)

B. Fill in the missing grades with correct values

c)

C. Remove all entries

d)

D. Change the score values

66.

Why is it important for data used in AI training to cover different scenarios and users?

a)

A. To ensure the data is correct and reliable

b)

B. To make the AI model more generalizable and robust

c)

C. To keep the data in a uniform format

d)

D. To avoid missing values

67.

Which of the following is a type of machine learning where the algorithm learns with clear labels?

a)

Supervised learning

b)

Unsupervised learning

c)

Reinforcement learning

d)

Semi-supervised learning

68.

What is the main characteristic of unsupervised learning in machine learning?

a)

Learning with clear labels

b)

Learning by experience

c)

Learning with no clear labels

d)

Learning with human supervision

69.

Which type of machine learning involves learning by experience?

a)

Supervised learning

b)

Unsupervised learning

c)

Reinforcement learning

d)

Transfer learning

70.

Which type of machine learning involves learning from data that has correct answers (labels) to make predictions on new data?

a)

Supervised learning

b)

Unsupervised learning

c)

Reinforcement learning

d)

Deep learning