WorksheetsHands-On AI Foundations Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
A robot that looks like a human
Technology that enables computers to simulate human learning, problem solving, and decision making
A computer program that only stores data
A type of smartphone application
In which year was the term "Artificial Intelligence" officially born?
1950
1956
1997
2012
Which of the following is an example of Narrow AI?
A robot that can do any human job
A self-aware computer system
An AI with consciousness
Siri answering questions
What is the main use of image tools like Midjourney and Leonardo AI?
Generate images
Manage files
Audio Speech
Translate documents
Which statement best explains how AI improves over time?
It upgrades itself automatically
It copies human thoughts directly
It rewrites its own code
It learns patterns from more and better data
Why is Narrow AI limited compared to AGI?
It has weaker hardware
It cannot use data
It is designed for a single task only
It learns slower
Who is the scientist considered the father of Artificial Intelligence?
Karim Lakhani
Alan Turing
Stephen Hawking
Edsger Dijkstra
Which is the best reason to use iterative prompting?
To refine unclear prompts step by step
To force the AI to answer faste
To avoid giving context
To make the prompt longer
ChatGPT is described as writing and analyzing text only. Why is it still Narrow AI?
It can't process images
It only performs specific tasks without consciousness
It's not as smart as humans
It was created before 2023
A prompt says "You are a teacher. Explain photosynthesis and also create a meal plan and review this code." What's the main mistake?
Role is too specific
No tone specified
Too much context given
Multiple tasks at once
Which situation shows a misunderstanding of how AI works?
Expecting AI to follow clear steps
Thinking AI learns only from rules, not data
Using examples to guide output
Specifying the output format
Which AI tool is Google's multimodal model?
ChatGPT
Claude AI
Gemini
Copilot
Why does mixing unrelated tasks create bad prompts?
It confuses the model and weakens output quality
AI cannot read long text
Long prompts always fail
AI prefers one-word prompts
Why does giving the model a “role” improve answers?
It limits creativity
It makes the prompt shorter
It replaces the need for data
It tells the model how to think and respond
What is the correct order of prompt elements?
Tone → Context → Role → Format → Instructions
Context → Role → Tone → Instructions → Format
Role → Instructions → Context → Format → Tone
Instructions → Role → Context → Tone → Format
