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Advanced ICT Concepts Exam Reviewer

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 18mins

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1.

What is the first step in the provided list for creating a Pivot Chart in Excel?

a)

Select where you want the PIVOT CHART to appear

b)

Select a cell in your table

c)

Select the fields to display in the menu

d)

Select INSERT and choose PIVOT CHART

2.

Which specific element of Conditional Formatting changes the visual appearance of cells, such as adding data bars, color scales, or icons, based on rules?

a)

The cell formatting options

b)

The What-If Analysis toolset

c)

The Recalculation engine

d)

Pivot Tables

3.

What feature in Excel allows users to visually represent data trends over time using a graphical format?

a)

Tables

b)

Conditional Formatting

c)

Charts

d)

Data Validation

4.

In Excel, which function would you use to calculate the average of a range of cells?

a)

MAX

b)

SUM

c)

AVERAGE

d)

COUNT

5.

What is the purpose of the VLOOKUP function in Excel?

a)

To create a chart from data

b)

To sum a range of cells

c)

To find a value in the first column of a table and return a value in the same row from a specified column

d)

To format cells based on their values

6.

Which What-If Analysis tool is used to save and easily switch between a 'best-case' and a 'worst-case' financial outcome on a single worksheet?

a)

Data Tables

b)

Pivot Charts

c)

Scenario Manager

d)


Goal Seek

7.


In the context of What-If Analysis, what is a Scenario?

a)

A set of values that Excel saves and can substitute automatically in cells.

b)

A tabular presentation of formula outputs based on two changing variables.

c)

A formula that is too complex for standard calculation.

d)

A calculated output value needed to achieve a profit goal.

8.

What advantage do Data Tables offer regarding data freshness if automatic recalculation is enabled for the workbook?

a)


The data immediately recalculates, ensuring users always have fresh data.

b)

The data must be manually refreshed by the user.

c)

The results are only updated when the worksheet is closed and reopened.

d)

The data becomes static and cannot be changed after creation.

9.

A Pivot Table’s purpose is best described as summarization and analysis. What specific capability allows it to show different data perspectives (e.g., totals, averages, counts)?

a)

Its reliance on external databases.

b)

Its function to rearrange fields.

c)

Its use of Conditional Formatting.

d)

Its ability to sort data in alphabetical order.

10.

The Goal Seek feature helps determine the input value needed when the desired output (result) of a formula is already what?

a)

Unknown or impossible to achieve.

b)

A value of zero.

c)

The result of a complex statistical model.

d)

Known or predefined by the user.

11.

Which element of Dynamic Visual Storytelling involves drawing a unique, customized path that a graphic object will follow on the slide during a presentation?

a)

Custom Motion Paths

b)

Standard Entrance Effects

c)

Slide Transitions

d)

Hyperlinks

12.

Embedding and editing video and audio is a key part of which presentation content area?

a)

Slide Master Design

b)

Hyperlinking and Document Sharing

c)

Multimedia Integration and Editing

d)

Custom Animation and Motion Paths

13.

What is the term for an AI system that is a hypothetical concept, possessing cognitive abilities similar to a human across many domains?

a)

Superintelligence

b)

General AI (AGI)

c)

Narrow AI (ANI)

d)

Machine Learning

14.

Which core component of AI is described as the 'recipe' or set of instructions that tells the AI how to use the data to perform a task?

a)


Natural Language Processing (NLP)

b)

Data

c)

Algorithms

d)

Hardware

15.


Which type of AI is exemplified by Netflix's movie recommendations and chatbot applications?

a)

Robotics

b)

Narrow AI (ANI)

c)

General AI (AGI)

d)

Superintelligence

16.


Which AI technique specifically allows computer programs to understand human language as it is spoken and written?

a)

Natural Language Processing (NLP)

b)

Deep Learning

c)

Machine Learning

d)

Computer Vision

17.

What is the primary application of AI in the field of Transportation?

a)

Creating personalized movie recommendations.

b)

Analyzing financial market trends for investment strategies.

c)


Predicting the spread of infectious diseases.

d)

Enabling self-driving cars and delivery drones.

18.

The use of GPUs (Graphics Processing Units) is crucial in AI because they fall under which component, described as the 'oven' that efficiently processes massive amounts of data?

a)

Algorithms

b)

Hardware

c)

Data

d)


NLP

19.

What is the purpose of a Recommendation Engine?

a)

To control robots that perform tasks autonomously.

b)

To convert spoken language into text.

c)

To predict and suggest contents for the user.

d)

To interpret and understand the visual world.

20.

AI Ethics is defined as the principles that guide AI development to ensure it benefits all of humanity and avoids what negative outcome?

a)

Replacing human programmers.

b)

Being too slow in processing complex data.

c)

Creating new jobs in manufacturing.

d)

Leading to unfairness and causing harm.


21.

Which Responsible AI Principle is focused on ensuring all individuals and groups are treated equitably?

a)

Fairness

b)

Accountability

c)

Transparency

d)

Superintelligence

22.

What is the cause of bias in AI when the past data used for training is unrepresentative or reflects historical discrimination?

a)

Bias from the Algorithms

b)

Bias from the Humans

c)

Bias from the Data

d)

Bias from the Hardware

23.


Which Responsible AI Principle establishes who is responsible for the AI system's impacts?

a)

Fairness

b)


Narrow AI

c)

Transparency

d)

Accountability

24.

What is the fundamental concept that the Internet of Things (IoT) is built upon?

a)

A network of supercomputers processing big data.

b)

The replacement of human labor with autonomous robots.

c)

Physical objects with sensors and connectivity for data collecting.

d)

Connecting all devices that use Wi-Fi to a central server.

25.


Which core IoT component includes physical methods like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Cellular for data transmission?

a)

Data Processing/Cloud

b)

Sensors/Actuators

c)

Connectivity/Network

d)

User Interface/Application

26.

Streetlights adjust brightness based on traffic is an example of which IoT application field?

a)

Smart City

b)

Wearables

c)

Smart Industry

d)

Smart Home

27.


In an IoT system, what is the function of an Actuator?

a)

To perform a physical action, such as turning on a light.

b)

To analyze stored data and make complex decisions.

c)

To provide the user with a control dashboard.

d)

To collect data from the physical environment.

28.

Which type of IoT application includes fitness trackers that monitor heart rate and sleep patterns?

a)

Wearables

b)

Smart Industry

c)

Smart City

d)

Smart Home

29.


The large-scale collection of personal data (location, sleep, conversations) by IoT devices that could be exploited or sold is primarily what kind of IoT risk?

a)

Recalculation Failure

b)

Security Issue

c)

Privacy Issue

d)

Connectivity Issue

30.

Which core component of the IoT system is referred to as the 'brain' where data is analyzed and decisions are made based on predefined rules?

a)


The User Interface

b)

Data Processing/Cloud

c)

The Actuators

d)

The Sensors

31.

A project manager wants to analyze monthly spending. They need a tool to instantly change the row color of any expense exceeding $\$5,000$ to red. Which Excel tool must they use?

a)

Conditional Formatting

b)

Pivot Tables

c)

Scenario Manager

d)

Goal Seek

32.

A student has a formula for their final grade. They want to see how their final score changes if they receive an A, B, or C on the last assignment. Which What-If Analysis tool is best for comparing these three fixed, distinct scenarios?

a)

Pivot Tables

b)

Scenario Manager

c)


Data Tables

d)

Goal Seek

33.

To create an effect where a graphic object appears to move across a complex, winding path that is not available in the preset animation options, what specific animation feature would a designer need to apply?

a)


Synchronizing animations

b)

The Slide Master

c)

Custom Motion Paths

d)


Multimedia Integration

34.

An autonomous vehicle uses its sensors and on-board computers to read and understand the text on a street sign in real-time. This specific ability to process the text is an application of which AI technique?

a)

Recommendation Engines

b)

Computer Vision

c)

Natural Language Processing (NLP)

d)

Speech Recognition

35.

An AI developed to play a specific video game mastered it perfectly but is completely unable to perform a simple Google search or read a novel. Based on the lesson, this AI is classified as what?

a)

Narrow AI (ANI)

b)

Superintelligence

c)

General AI (AGI)

d)

Robotics

36.

A government uses an AI-powered surveillance system that is highly effective but keeps its decision-making criteria completely secret, meaning no one can examine how it targets individuals. This system primarily violates which Responsible AI Principle?

a)

Transparency

b)

Accountability

c)

Fairness

d)

Narrow AI

37.

An algorithm finds subtle, non-obvious correlations in training data (e.g., shoe size is related to job success) and overemphasizes them, leading to skewed or prejudiced outcomes. This source of bias is most specifically categorized under which element?

a)


Bias from the Humans

b)

Bias from the Algorithms

c)

Algorithmic Bias (as a final outcome)

d)

Bias from the Data

38.

A homeowner is worried that a security vulnerability in their unsecure smart security camera could allow hackers to gain access to their password-protected home Wi-Fi. This is primarily a concern about the camera's Security because:

a)

The camera collects sensitive personal video footage about the homeowner's life.

b)

The camera's data might be sold to third-party marketing companies.

c)

The homeowner cannot see the data processing steps used by the device.

d)

The device's weak security credentials allow it to become a 'doorway' for hackers.

39.

A team is training an AI for medical image analysis. They notice their training data is heavily skewed toward male patients. To minimize bias and ensure Fairness, what immediate action related to the data should they prioritize?

a)

Ensure that the human programmers who wrote the code have diverse backgrounds.

b)

Increase the computing power (Hardware) used to train the model, as this will automatically correct any data flaws.

c)

Prioritize the collection of data for female patients to balance the initial input set.

d)

Use the Scenario Manager to compare different versions of the final AI model.

40.


Evaluate the sequence of events in a simple Smart Home system: A motion sensor detects movement → The data is sent via Wi-Fi → The server decides to activate the light → The Actuator turns on the light. If the central Data Processing/Cloud server suddenly crashes, where in this process will the system fail?

a)

The system will fail because the Wi-Fi connection is no longer stable without the server.

b)

The system will fail when the actuator attempts to turn on the light, as the actuator hardware is dependent on the server.

c)

The system will fail before the motion sensor detects movement, as the sensor requires a signal from the cloud to start operating.

d)

The system will fail after the data is sent via Wi-Fi, as the server will not be available to analyze the data and make a decision.

41.

Which AI technology is primarily used for recognizing and interpreting visual information from the world, such as identifying objects in images?

a)

Natural Language Processing (NLP)

b)

Computer Vision

c)

Machine Learning

d)

Robotics

42.

What is the primary function of a Sensor in an IoT system?

a)

To perform actions based on received commands.

b)

To provide a user interface for interaction.

c)

To collect data from the environment.

d)

To process and analyze data.

43.

In the context of AI ethics, which principle emphasizes the need for AI systems to be fair and not discriminate against individuals or groups?

a)

Robustness

b)

Fairness

c)

Accountability

d)

Transparency

44.

What is the primary function of the SUMIF function in Excel?

a)

To create a conditional format for cells.

b)

To sum a range of cells based on a specified condition.

c)

To count the number of cells that meet a certain criterion.

d)

To find the average of a set of values.

45.

In the context of AI, what does Natural Language Processing (NLP) primarily focus on?

a)

Understanding and generating human language.

b)

Recognizing and interpreting visual data.

c)

Controlling robotic movements and actions.

d)

Analyzing large datasets for patterns.

46.

Which Excel feature allows users to create a visual representation of data relationships through a diagram?

a)

SmartArt

b)

Charts

c)

Tables

d)

Conditional Formatting

47.

What technology enables devices to communicate and exchange data over the Internet without human intervention?

a)

Cloud Computing

b)

Machine Learning

c)

Internet of Things (IoT)

d)

Blockchain

48.

Which IoT application is designed to monitor and manage energy consumption in homes and buildings?

a)

Wearables

b)

Smart Home

c)

Smart Industry

d)

Smart City

49.

In AI, which term refers to the ability of a system to learn from data and improve its performance over time?

a)

Natural Language Processing

b)

Data Mining

c)

Deep Learning

d)

Machine Learning

50.

In Excel, which feature allows users to create a dynamic summary of data that can be easily manipulated and analyzed?

a)

Conditional Formatting

b)

Data Table

c)

Pivot Table

d)

Data Validation