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ICT 11 Long Test 4

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an expert system?

a)

An oracle that predicts the future.

b)

A system that attempts to reproduce the decision-making process of an expert human being.

c)

A person who is very smart and knows everything.

d)

The login in system of an internet based application

2.

What does the word 'Diagnosis' mean?

a)

To dial a person and communicate on social media.

b)

A process in attaining the perfect nose.

c)

Identifying a problem by analysis of the symptoms.

d)

Artificial intelligence.

3.

What is Artificial Intelligence?

a)

A non-fiction comic book.

b)

A person that is not being very good at quizzes.

c)

Pretending to be something that you are not.

d)

Computer systems that perform tasks that human beings would normally do.

4.

What is 'chaining'?

a)

The combining together of instructions.

b)

The art of making fences.

c)

Putting links together to make a robust anchor system.

d)

Dialing random numbers and speaking to strangers.

5.

What is a 'computer transaction'?

a)

Selling computers at the local mall.

b)

A specialist type of computer monitor.

c)

The exchanging of data between computers.

d)

When computers decide to go shopping.

6.

Expert Systems - Knowledge Base - What is it?

a)

A top secret Rebel Base on Tatooine.

b)

67

c)

The answer to all the questions.

d)

A database that allows the storage and retrieval of the knowledge provided by a collection of expert human beings.

7.

Expert Systems - Inference Engine - What is it?

a)

The part of an expert system that makes reasoned responses based on a set of established rules.

b)

The power supply of a personal computer.

c)

Thomas the tank engine's fusion drive.

d)

Somebody who continually interferes with something.

8.

What is forward chaining?

a)

Creation of questions dependent upon answers.

b)

It is the automated decision making within an inference engine. It will take known data and process it until it reaches an outcome.

c)

Creating fencing in a clockwise direction.

d)

Chains that think for themselves.

9.

What is backward chaining?

a)

Taking down barriers.

b)

Data switching within a network.

c)

Delivering automated shipping.

d)

The process of establishing possible causes when an outcome is known within an inference engine.

10.

What is a user interface for in an expert system?

a)

It is the instruction manual.

b)

It is the way the user interacts with the system.

c)

It is the art of graphical communication.

d)

It is a mode of hipster communication.

11.

What is data processing?

a)

Production line making of 1s and 0s.

b)

a method to input data, a method to process data and a method to output data.

c)

The process of consuming bits and bytes.

d)

An alternative to organic data.

12.

Batch Processing - What is it?

a)

A way of creating bread rolls in certain parts of the world.

b)

A processing method so that data is live and always up to date.

c)

A system that processes data at set intervals. Outputs will only be produced at this time.

d)

The making of batches...... of small alien toys.

13.

What kind of data processing system is best suited to a 'stock control system'?

a)

Real-time processing - delivery vans can be sent to the store everytime an item of stock is sold.

b)

Beef cattle supplements are an ideal of example of this.

c)

Batch Processing - days sales are recorded at the sales registers. Sales information can be batched together for upload to the warehouse at the end of each day to ensure the shops are restocked.

d)

Online processing - all sales whether online or in store are instantly replenished.

14.

DATA PROCESSING - What is an online processing system?

a)

A cash register based system in a shop.

b)

It is the sale of data on the internet.

c)

A real-time system of updating batch data.

d)

A system that deals with data in transactions. Once the data is collected as a transaction, it is processed and the next transaction can occur.

15.

DATA PROCESSING - What kind of data processing system is best suited to a 'payroll system' of 1000 employees?

a)

Online Processing - Employee data can be kept up to data and pay accrued can be shown at any time.

b)

Batch Processing - Data is input by employees arriving at work and leaving work - The amount of hours an employees works can be calculated monthly.

c)

Manual processing -Do not use computers!

d)

Real-Time processing

Pay the employees every hour.

16.

DATA PROCESSING - What processing system is suited to a flight vendor?

a)

Real - time processing

Only process bookings on the airport

b)

A batch processing system would be best........all sales could then be updated at the end of the week.

c)

Manual processing - Do not use computers!

d)

Online processing -

Transaction based processing system. Each transaction is processed in turn to ensure that the flight cannot be oversold

17.

Real Time Processing - What is it?

a)

Real time processing involves time transactions.

b)

A real time processing system is used when the data being processed is vital and needs to be up to date.

c)

Time does not really exist......clocks do however.

d)

Real time is different to assumed time and may be skewed when the space time continuum is breached.

18.

DATA PROCESSING - What system is best suited to 'air traffic control'?

a)

Batch processing - all the information is recorded and updated at the end of the day. Disasters are logged and fed out to news agencies.

b)

There isn't a need for a processing system. The pilots have their own eyes processing in real time.

c)

Online processing - information is fed to the computer in batches one at a time and the air traffic controller deals with each plane individually before moving on to the next.

d)

Real time processing without a doubt! It is essential that all planes have the locations and information regarding all other vehicles in the air space at all times.

19.

What type of advice could an expert system provide in helping to distinguish items such as plants, animals, rocks, etc.?

a)

Investment strategies

b)

Identification based on characteristics

c)

Medical diagnosis

d)

Financial analysis

20.

What is a characteristic of expert systems that distinguishes them from human experts?

a)

Ability to easily adapt to new circumstances

b)

Possession of common sense

c)

Inability to make mistakes

d)

Capability to process totally unexpected data

21.

What is a limitation of expert systems mentioned in the notes?

a)

They have common sense

b)

They easily adapt to new circumstances

c)

They cannot process totally unexpected data

d)

They are always easy to use

22.

Why might expert systems be used in providing financial advice?

a)

To replace human experts

b)

To eliminate the need for a knowledge base

c)

The knowledge base contains data about past financial performance

d)

They have common sense

23.

In what application would an expert system use characteristics of likely rock formations to provide advice on locations to drill for water or oil?

a)

Cooking

b)

Chess strategy

c)

Medical diagnosis

d)

Energy / Resource exploration

24.

In medical diagnosis using an expert system, what serves as the query for the inference engine?

a)

Medical information

b)

Symptoms of the patient

c)

Diagnosis of the patient's illness

d)

Strategies and moves

25.

What is the purpose of the knowledge base in an expert system?

a)

To store user queries

b)

To provide a simple user interface

c)

To act as a search engine

d)

To contain facts and rules created by human experts

26.

Why might an expert system providing financial advice be challenging for non-expert users? (2 answers)

a)

Lack of knowledge base

b)

Difficulty in using the system

c)

Abundance of common sense

d)

Presence of an inference engine

27.

What is a potential application of expert systems in playing strategy games like chess against a computer?

a)

You can be friends with the bot

b)

Financial analysis

c)

It might change your way of life

d)

Advising on game strategies and moves

28.

What is the role of the inference engine in an expert system?

a)

To provide a user interface

b)

To store the knowledge base

c)

To process user queries and apply rules from the knowledge base

d)

To replace human experts

29.

How does an expert system assist in the field of medical diagnosis?

a)

By replacing the need for doctors

b)

By providing advice based on symptoms and medical information

c)

By acting as a search engine

d)

By storing patient data

30.

What is the main application of expert systems in financial planning?

a)

100% you get rich

b)

Make you more addicted to playing games

c)

Optimizing investments

d)

Diagnosing mechanical faults

31.

What is the advantage of using expert systems to invest in a business?

a)

Tailored financial planning

b)

Costly implementation

c)

Limited knowledge base

d)

Increased human errors

32.

Which one is a disadvantage with expert systems?

a)
They save time and money
b)
They use heuristic and factual info
c)
They don't not have common sense
d)

Their jokes are not funny

33.

Which one is an advantage of an expert system?

a)
smarter than humans
b)
easy to use
c)
uses logical processes to be consistent in answers
d)
they are expensive = so good quality
34.

Which one is a disadvantage of expert systems?

a)
Expert systems require too much computing power for most modern computers to output causing the operating system to crash.
b)
Expert systems use a different kernel than standard application software which can cause errors
c)
They cannot automatically adapt to changing environments so the knowledge base has to be changed.
d)
Some Expert systems incorrectly prioritize information based on the primary key causing innacuaracy.
35.

Which one of these jobs would best benefit from an expert system?

a)
Therapist
b)

Soldier

c)

Wrestler

d)
Financial Adviser
36.

Which of the following is an example of an expert system?

a)

• diagnosing a person's illness

b)

prospecting for oil and minerals

c)

tax and financial calculations

d)

All of the above

37.

Do Expert systems gather data by asking the user questions about the problem?

a)

Yes

b)

No

38.

Building an expert system is known as knowledge engineering and it is composed of three main components: (3 answers)

a)

the knowledge base

b)

knowledge acquisition program

c)

the user interface

d)

the inference engine

e)

System Shell

39.

Expert systems can explain their reasoning to the user.​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
True
False
40.

The performance of an expert system depends on the quality of its knowledge base. (a)  

Choose from the below words
True
False
41.

The knowledge base contains facts and rules about a specific subject area. (a)  

Choose from the below words
True
False
42.

Expert systems work best in situations with clear, rule-based logic. (a)  

Choose from the below words
True
False
43.

The output of an expert system is always 100% reliable.​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
False
True
44.

Expert systems are always more accurate than human experts. (a)  

Choose from the below words
False
True
45.

An expert system can learn new knowledge automatically without human input. (a)  

Choose from the below words
False
True
46.

A feature in Excel that creates or calculates rows and columns based on values in the selected cells.

a)

cell style

b)

avg if function

c)

data validation

d)

auto fill

47.

A function that allows the user to make a comparison between two values and then returns a true or false result.

a)

AVG IF FUNCTION

b)

IF FUNCTION

c)

COMPARE FUNCTION

d)

RESULT FUNCTION

48.

This option allows a user to set private settings on a worksheet with a password.

a)

workbook protection

b)

worksheet protection

c)

saving protection

d)

excel savings protection

49.

a combination of a column letter and a row number that identifies a cell on a worksheet.

a)

CELL RELATIVE

b)

CELL LABEL

c)

CELL REFERENCE

d)

CELL LOCATION

50.

A reference that does not change when it's moved, copied or filled. This way, the reference points back to the same cell, no matter where it appears in the workbook.

a)

NO CHANGE REFERENCE

b)

CELL RELATIVE REFERENCE

c)

ABSOLUTE CELL REFERENCE

d)

MIXED REFERENCE

51.

A reference in Excel that adjust and change when copied or when using AutoFill.

a)

STYLE CELL REFERENCE

b)

RELATIVE CELL REFERENCE

c)

ABSOLUTE CELL REFERENCE

d)

MIXED CELL REFERENCE

52.

The function that lets you add up a range of cells or values

a)

SUM

b)

AVERAGE

c)

MIN

d)

MAX

53.

which of the following VLOOKUP formulas should be entered in cell B2 to show the result "8.2%"

a)

=VLOOKUP(B1,A5:C8,2,FALSE)

b)

=VLOOKUP(B1,A5:C8,2,TRUE)

c)

=VLOOKUP(B1,A5:C8,3,FALSE)

d)

=VLOOKUP(B1,A5:C8,3,TRUE)

54.

You can activate a cell by

a)

Pressing the Tab key

b)

Clicking the cell

c)

Pressing an arrow key

d)

All of above

55.

When starting a formula what is the first thing you type in the cell?

a)

&

b)

=

c)

%

d)

+

56.

When number signs (#####) are displayed in the cell, it means: 

a)

The formula in the cell is wrong

b)

There are too many characters in the cell to be displayed with the current cell width

c)

The decimal point placement in the cell is wrong

57.

The function COUNTA is specific for _________________

a)

Counting text

b)

Counting cells

c)

Counting number

d)

Counting tables

58.

What is the result of this statement: IF(5>4 AND 4>5, 1, 2)?

a)

TRUE

b)

2

c)

1

d)

FALSE

59.

Use CONCATENATE to combine the text strings in cells A1, B2, and C3.

a)

CONCATENATE(A1:B2:C3)

b)

CONCATENATE(ALL)

c)

CONCATENATE(A1,B2,C3)

d)

CONCATENATE(A1B2C3)

60.

Which function returns the number of characters in cell T4?

a)

TEXTLENGTH(T4)

b)

EXACT(T4)

c)

LEN(T4)

d)

CHAR(T4)

61.

=RIGHT("COMFORTABLE",5)

a)

TABLE

b)

COMFO

62.

=LEFT("TECHNOLOGY",4)

a)

LOGY

b)

TECH

63.

=CONCATENATE("ICSE", "-","CURRICULUM")

a)

icse-curriculum

b)

ICSE-CURRICULUM

64.

=ROUND(7.1467,2)

a)

7.14

b)

7.15

65.

A_________ is a built in mathematical formula included in excel.

a)

Function

b)

Cell

c)

Formula

66.

=COUNT("apple",100,125,150,"orange")

a)

5

b)

2

c)

3

d)

null

67.

=INT(79.99) will return what value?

a)

79

b)

79.9

c)

80

d)

None of these

68.

What does the function TRIM do in Excel?

a)

Removes leading and trailing spaces from a text string

b)

Converts text to uppercase

c)

Counts the number of characters in a text string

d)

None of the above

69.

How can you freeze panes in Excel?

a)

Go to View tab and click on Freeze Panes

b)

Use the shortcut Alt + F4

c)

Right-click on the cell and select Freeze Panes

d)

Freezing panes is not possible in Excel

70.

What is the purpose of the CONCAT function in Excel?

a)

To concatenate two or more strings

b)

To count the number of characters in a cell

c)

To round off a number to the nearest integer

d)

To find the maximum value in a range of cells