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AI4GA Unit 1 - 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 Modules

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Cameras and microphones are examples of what in the context of AI perception?

a)

Actuators

b)

Sensors

c)

Datasets

d)

Algorithms

2.

Why do computers need artificial intelligence software to 'see' or 'hear'?

a)

Because sensors cannot capture signals without power

b)

Because perception requires extracting meaning from sensory signals using knowledge

c)

Because microphones are less accurate than cameras

d)

Because reasoning replaces the need for data

3.

Which Big Idea focuses on how AI affects communities in positive and negative ways?

a)

Learning

b)

Natural interaction

c)

Societal impact

d)

Perception

4.

Which statement distinguishes sensing from perception according to the material?

a)

Sensing uses representations while perception uses sensors.

b)

Perception is much harder than sensing because it extracts meaning from sensory signals.

c)

Sensing is harder than perception because it requires learning from data.

d)

Perception and sensing are identical processes.

5.

Which statement best describes AI perception?

a)

Agents use stored maps to plan actions.

b)

Agents collect information about the world using sensors.

c)

Agents follow human-written rules to make decisions.

d)

Agents recommend videos based on past choices.

6.

Which item is an example of a representation used by intelligent agents?

a)

Camera lens

b)

Map

c)

Microphone

d)

Temperature sensor

7.

In the context of reasoning, which task fits the description given?

a)

Recording audio from a classroom

b)

Finding a route on a map

c)

Measuring room temperature

d)

Capturing an image of a board

8.

What is the main idea of Big Idea #3: Learning?

a)

Computers can only act using fixed rules.

b)

Computers can learn from data.

c)

Computers cannot make decisions.

d)

Computers must always be programmed by humans.

9.

Which approach is called machine learning, according to the material?

a)

Programming a computer with a set of rules

b)

Showing the computer examples of inputs and correct decisions so it can guess the rules

c)

Letting the computer act randomly until it finds a good strategy

d)

Using only maps and game boards for planning

10.

Which example demonstrates AI reasoning using a representation?

a)

A microphone detecting sound without interpretation

b)

A robot choosing the next move in chess based on the game board

c)

A thermistor sensing heat

d)

A camera capturing a photo

11.

A company wants image recognition that improves automatically with more data and complex patterns. Based on the AI evolution diagram, which approach should they prioritize?

a)

Rule-based Artificial Intelligence only

b)

Traditional Machine Learning without neural networks

c)

Deep Learning using neural networks

d)

Manual feature engineering with no learning

12.

Which statement best captures the overall message about AI's societal impact presented in this section?

a)

AI only creates positive outcomes for society

b)

Artificial Intelligence can impact society in both positive and negative ways

c)

AI has no measurable effect on jobs or services

d)

AI impacts are limited to technical performance and not economics

13.

In this course, which activity aligns with considering fairness and accountability by recognizing different perspectives involved in an AI technology?

a)

Memorize the definition of AI

b)

Examine the different stakeholders in an AI technology and how their needs and goals differ

c)

Only test the speed of an AI system

d)

Ignore unintended consequences

14.

When designing an AI system that affects many stakeholders, which consideration best reflects responsible planning?

a)

Focus only on the developers’ needs

b)

Identify stakeholders and evaluate how the AI’s outputs impact each group

c)

Ignore user feedback to avoid bias

d)

Release the system first and consider impacts later

15.

Which statement best defines "autonomous" in the context of robots?

a)

Able to move only when a human pushes it

b)

Designed to perform or operate without direct human control

c)

Always connected to the internet for instructions

d)

Controlled by a remote at all times

16.

Which statement best describes Autonomous Robots according to the chart?

a)

They are fully controlled by humans at all times.

b)

They use AI for certain tasks but still need human assistance.

c)

They perceive their environment, make decisions, and react in real-time without constant human input.

d)

They are remote-controlled vehicles only.

17.

Which distinction most clearly separates Semi-Autonomous Robots from Autonomous Robots?

a)

Use of sensors

b)

Presence of wheels

c)

Need for human assistance for some tasks

d)

Ability to move at high speed

18.

A robot that gathers data using devices, interprets that data, makes its own real-time decisions based on programmed objectives, and learns by making adjustments is best described as:

a)

Remote-controlled

b)

Autonomous

c)

Manual

d)

Static

19.

Which sensor uses laser measurements to create a 3D map of the environment?

a)

Camera

b)

LiDAR (Light Detection and Range)

c)

Radar

d)

Ultrasonic

20.

A robot needs to detect objects in complete darkness. Which vision sensor is best suited for this task according to the chart?

a)

Camera

b)

Infrared Light

c)

Radar

d)

Light Sensor

21.

Which sensor type measures rotations and acceleration to help a robot understand its motion?

a)

Force/Torque sensors

b)

Motion sensors (Gyroscopes/Accelerometers)

c)

Sound sensors/Microphone

d)

GPS

22.

In the Sense-Perceive-Plan-Act cycle, which sensing technology uses radio waves instead of light to detect obstacles?

a)

Camera

b)

LiDAR

c)

RADAR

d)

Ultrasonic

23.

Which statement best defines LiDAR used in autonomous vehicles?

a)

A system that measures distance by emitting infrared laser light and timing its reflection

b)

A camera that reads traffic signs using visible light only

c)

A sensor that uses sound waves to detect obstacles

d)

A GPS unit that tracks vehicle location via satellites

24.

What does the acronym RADAR stand for?

a)

Radio Detection and Ranging

b)

Radiation Distance and Response

c)

Remote Direction and Routing

d)

Rapid Data and Reporting

25.

A robot must avoid obstacles on a rainy night. Which sensing choice is most appropriate based on the material?

a)

LiDAR because it uses light

b)

RADAR because radio waves work well in rain and darkness

c)

Ultrasonic because it is silent

d)

Camera because it sees colors

26.

Based on the sensor fusion diagram, which combination best supports pedestrian detection and emergency braking in front of the vehicle?

a)

Only long-range radar

b)

Camera plus LIDAR overlapping in the forward field

c)

Ultrasound alone

d)

Blind spot detection sensors on the sides

27.

Which statement best describes what GPS provides to a self-driving car?

a)

A visual map of nearby roads only

b)

Its position using latitude and longitude

c)

Traffic rules for each city

d)

Direct control of the car’s steering

28.

A navigation system uses GPS data primarily to:

a)

Determine where the car is on a map and track its planned route

b)

Measure fuel efficiency

c)

Control the engine temperature

d)

Detect pedestrians using cameras

29.

Which set of controls must be coordinated to smoothly execute maneuvers in an autonomous vehicle?

a)

Steering wheel, accelerator, brakes, turn signals

b)

Windshield wipers, headlights, horn, radio

c)

GPS, maps, sensors, cameras

d)

Seat belts, mirrors, doors, windows

30.

An autonomous car must merge into traffic. Which control is most responsible for communicating its intent to other drivers?

a)

Brakes

b)

Accelerator (gas pedal)

c)

Steering wheel

d)

Turn signals

31.

Which sensor would be most effective for detecting objects in foggy conditions?

a)

Camera

b)

LiDAR

c)

RADAR

d)

Ultrasonic

32.

What is a key benefit of using deep learning for image recognition tasks?

a)

It relies only on manual rule creation

b)

It can automatically learn complex patterns from large datasets

c)

It ignores data and focuses on random guessing

d)

It only works with simple images

33.

Which action best demonstrates responsible AI development?

a)

Evaluating how different groups are affected by the AI's decisions

b)

Testing the system without considering user impact

c)

Focusing solely on technical performance

d)

Ignoring feedback from stakeholders

34.

Which sensor is most reliable for detecting vehicles behind a self-driving car during heavy rain?

a)

Infrared sensor

b)

RADAR

c)

LiDAR

d)

Camera

35.

What is the primary function of perception in an autonomous vehicle?

a)

Controlling the speed of the car

b)

Interpreting sensor data to understand the environment

c)

Measuring fuel consumption

d)

Sending navigation instructions to the driver

36.

Which technology allows an autonomous car to create a detailed 3D map of its surroundings?

a)

Ultrasonic sensor

b)

LiDAR

c)

Turn signals

d)

GPS

37.

What is the main advantage of using RADAR sensors in self-driving cars?

a)

They provide high-resolution color images

b)

They can detect objects in poor visibility conditions like fog or rain

c)

They require manual calibration for each trip

d)

They are only effective in bright sunlight

38.

What is the main role of planning in an autonomous vehicle's decision-making process?

a)

Controlling the speed of the car

b)

Determining the best route and actions to achieve goals

c)

Interpreting the environment

d)

Collecting data from sensors

39.

Which technology is primarily used by autonomous vehicles to sense the distance to nearby objects using sound waves?

a)

Ultrasonic sensor

b)

LiDAR

c)

GPS

d)

Camera

40.

Which component is essential for an autonomous vehicle to interpret traffic signs and signals?

a)

Camera

b)

Ultrasonic sensor

c)

Turn signals

d)

Accelerator

41.

What is the main advantage of using multiple types of sensors in autonomous vehicles?

a)

To eliminate the need for software updates

b)

To reduce the cost of the vehicle

c)

To improve accuracy and reliability in different driving conditions

d)

To increase the speed of the vehicle

42.

Which sensor is most suitable for helping an autonomous vehicle detect lane markings on a sunny day?

a)

GPS

b)

Ultrasonic sensor

c)

RADAR

d)

Camera

43.

Which example best illustrates the planning stage in an AI agent's decision-making process?

a)

Collecting images from a camera

b)

Sending a signal to move a robotic arm

c)

Choosing the fastest route to a destination based on current traffic

d)

Measuring the temperature of a room

44.

What is the primary purpose of sensor fusion in autonomous vehicles?

a)

To increase engine efficiency

b)

To combine data from multiple sensors for better environmental understanding

c)

To reduce the number of sensors needed

d)

To control the vehicle's speed

45.

Which statement best describes the role of planning in a robot's operation?

a)

Planning is only used for storing maps

b)

Planning helps the robot interpret sensor data

c)

Planning controls the robot's sensors

d)

Planning allows the robot to choose actions to achieve its goals