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WIZTECH 4

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 33mins

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1.

Hey there, curious minds! What do you think Artificial Intelligence really is?

a)

AI means machines that can think and learn, just like Eshaan solving a puzzle!

b)

AI is a type of food that makes you smarter, like Aarav's favorite brain snacks!

c)

AI is a sports activity where robots compete, just like Dia in her favorite game!

d)

AI is a musical instrument that plays tunes on its own, like Eshaan's magical guitar!

2.

Hey there, Naira and Krish! Can you think of two cool examples of AI that you encounter in your daily life? Let's see if Tisha can guess them too!

a)

Alexa, Google Maps, Face Recognition.

b)

Television, Refrigerator, Washing Machine.

c)

Bicycle, Pen, Notebook.

d)

Table, Chair, Lamp.

3.

Hey there, tech enthusiasts! 🌟 Can you help Arjun figure out the difference between AI and Automation?

a)

Automation follows rules; AI learns from data.

b)

AI is only used in robotics; Automation is used in computers.

c)

Automation is always manual; AI is always automatic.

d)

AI and Automation are exactly the same.

4.

Hey Tisha, Sanya, and Avni! Let's dive into the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence. Can you name the three types of AI?

a)

Narrow AI, General AI, Super AI.

b)

Reactive AI, Limited Memory AI, Theory of Mind AI.

c)

Weak AI, Strong AI, Artificial Superintelligence.

d)

Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Reinforcement Learning.

5.

Hey there, brilliant minds! Let's dive into the world of language. Can you help Aarav expand the acronym NLP?

a)

Natural Language Processing.

b)

Neural Logic Programming.

c)

Network Layer Protocol.

d)

Non-Linear Processing.

6.

Hey there, tech enthusiasts! Have you ever wondered what makes machines 'see' the world around them? Join Advait, Arnav, and Aarush on this exciting journey into the realm of Computer Vision!

a)

Computer Vision helps machines see.

b)

Computer Vision is a type of computer hardware.

c)

Computer Vision is a programming language.

d)

Computer Vision is a form of computer virus.

7.

Hey there, future tech wizards! Can you help Aditi, Tisha, and Krish understand what Natural Language Processing (NLP) is all about?

a)

NLP helps machines understand language.

b)

NLP is a type of computer hardware.

c)

NLP is a mathematical formula.

d)

NLP is a programming language.

8.

Hey there, future engineers! What do you think Robotics is all about?

a)

Robotics is building intelligent robots.

b)

Robotics is the study of plants.

c)

Robotics is a type of dance.

d)

Robotics is a form of cooking.

9.

What does a Data Scientist do?

a)

A data scientist analyses data for insights.

b)

A data scientist repairs computers.

c)

A data scientist designs buildings.

d)

A data scientist cooks food.

10.

Hey Aanya, can you think of a cool application of AI? Let's explore its amazing uses together!

a)

AI in healthcare, education, etc.

b)

AI in cooking traditional food only

c)

AI in making paper boats

d)

AI in growing plants without water

11.

Hey Aisha, Sneha, and Aashi! Let's dive into the exciting world of technology. Can you tell me what Machine Learning is?

a)

ML means machines learn from data.

b)

ML is a type of cooking method.

c)

ML is a form of physical exercise.

d)

ML is a musical instrument.

12.

Hey there, future data wizards! Can you help Aarav understand the magic of supervised learning? What does it really mean?

a)

It uses labeled data to teach the model.

b)

It relies on unlabeled data for training.

c)

It doesn't need any data at all!

d)

It only works with images, right?

13.

Hey there, future data scientists! 🌟 Can you help Neha understand the concept of unsupervised learning?

a)

It uses unlabeled data, just like a mystery novel waiting to be solved!

b)

It uses labeled data, like a teacher guiding you through a lesson.

c)

It requires human supervision, like a coach watching over a game.

d)

It is always supervised, like a student with a strict tutor.

14.

Hey there, future AI expert! Can you help Eshaan understand what reinforcement learning is all about?

a)

Learning based on rewards.

b)

Learning based on memorization.

c)

Learning based on punishment only.

d)

Learning without feedback.

15.

Hey Kabir, can you think of a cool example of how Machine Learning is used in our daily lives? Let's see if you can guess it!

a)

YouTube recommendations.

b)

Boiling water.

c)

Reading a book.

d)

Painting a wall.

16.

Hey there, future AI experts! 🌟 What do you think bias in AI means?

a)

Unfair decisions by AI.

b)

AI always gives correct answers.

c)

AI is never used in decision making.

d)

AI is completely neutral.

17.

Hey Aashi, have you ever wondered why privacy is super important?

a)

To keep your personal information safe and sound!

b)

To make new friends online and share fun stories.

c)

To share passwords with your buddies (not a great idea!).

d)

To ignore security settings and live on the edge!

18.

Hey there, future tech wizards! Let's dive into the world of AI. Can you explain what responsible AI means?

a)

AI used safely and fairly, just like Akhil would want!

b)

AI that always replaces humans, like Kabir's robot assistant!

c)

AI that never makes mistakes, which Naira thinks is impossible!

d)

AI that works without any rules, a wild ride for sure!

19.

Hey Aanya, can you think of one ethical issue in AI that we should be aware of?

a)

Bias, privacy issues.

b)

Faster computation.

c)

Improved accuracy.

d)

Better hardware.

20.

Hey there, future thinkers! 🌟 Should our brilliant AI buddies take over human jobs? Let's dive into this exciting debate! Why do you think?

a)

No way, because humans bring creativity and emotions to the table! 🎨❤️

b)

Absolutely, because AI is always spot on! 🤖✅

c)

For sure, since AI never needs a coffee break! ☕️💪

d)

Nope, because humans are just too outdated! 🕰️🚫

21.

Hey Ishaan, Kabir, and Siya! Can you name three exciting careers in the world of AI?

a)

AI engineer, Data scientist, Robotics expert.

b)

Chef, Artist, Musician.

c)

Teacher, Lawyer, Doctor.

d)

Plumber, Carpenter, Electrician.

22.

Hey Aashi and Aarush! Can you think of two amazing benefits of AI that make it a game-changer in our world?

a)

Fast, accurate.

b)

Slow, unreliable.

c)

Expensive, outdated.

d)

Limited, inefficient.

23.

Hey Neha and Krish! Let's dive into the fascinating world of AI. Can you think of two limitations of AI?

a)

No emotions, depends on data.

b)

Unlimited creativity, always correct.

c)

Can feel pain, never makes mistakes.

d)

Works without any data, has human emotions.

24.

Hey there, Eesha! Have you ever wondered what a chatbot really is? Let's find out!

a)

A program that chats with users.

b)

A type of computer hardware.

c)

A social media platform.

d)

A programming language.

25.

Hey Aanya and Ishaan! Can you name two popular virtual assistants that help us every day?

a)

Siri, Alexa.

b)

Windows, Linux.

c)

Google, Facebook.

d)

Tesla, SpaceX.

26.

Hey Avani, Dhruv, and Alisha! Let's dive into the world of technology. What do you think Artificial Intelligence (AI) really is?

a)

Making machines look beautiful

b)

Making machines perform tasks that need human intelligence

c)

Building machines for entertainment

d)

Teaching robots to dance

27.

Hey Neha, Aisha, and Viaan! Let's dive into the world of technology! Which of the following is a common AI application that makes our lives easier?

a)

Chalkboard

b)

Smart assistants like Siri

c)

Wooden toy

d)

Paper files

28.

Hey Ananya, Anika, and Aisha! Can you guess which term refers to the exciting early milestones in the journey of AI development?

a)

Evolution of AI

b)

Destruction of AI

c)

Replacement theory

d)

Data explosion

29.

Hey Vanya, Kabir, and Tisha! Let's take a trip down memory lane. Can you guess which of these concepts is the oldest in the fascinating world of AI?

a)

Metaverse

b)

Neural Networks

c)

Space tourism

d)

Foldable screens

30.

Hey Aashi, Akhil, and Tisha! Let's dive into the world of AI! Narrow AI refers to:

a)

AI that can do everything

b)

AI that performs one specific task

c)

AI that controls humans

d)

AI that creates new planets

31.

Hey there, future tech wizards! 🌟 Let's dive into the world of AI! Can you tell me what General AI is?

a)

AI equal to human intelligence

b)

AI that can only play chess

c)

A home appliance

d)

Car engine

32.

Hey there, future tech wizards! Let's dive into the world of artificial intelligence. Can you tell us what Super AI refers to?

a)

A. A superhero robot

b)

B. AI smarter than humans

c)

C. A software used in schools

d)

D. A type of video game

33.

Hey Dhruv, Shaan, and Sneha! Let's dive into the exciting world of Artificial Intelligence! Which of the following is a fascinating AI domain that you think could change the future?

a)

Painting

b)

Computer Vision

c)

Running

d)

Swimming

34.

Hey there, future AI wizards! Can you help Arnav figure out what NLP in AI stands for?

a)

Natural Language Processing

b)

Nature Learning Protocol

c)

Normal Logic Pattern

d)

National Learning Policy

35.

Hey there, future engineers! Robotics is an exciting field that mainly deals with:

a)

Reading Newspapers

b)

Machines that can perform physical tasks

c)

Gardening with robots

d)

Creative Drawing with AI

36.

Hey there, future data wizards! 🌟 Data Science focuses on:

a)

Cutting vegetables like a chef 🥕

b)

Studying and analyzing data 📊

c)

Cleaning rooms like a superhero 🦸‍♂️

d)

Craft work with your creative hands 🎨

37.

Hey there, future tech wizards! Can you help Akhil figure out which field Machine Learning belongs to?

a)

Shopping

b)

Artificial Intelligence

c)

Sports

d)

Geography

38.

Hey there, future data wizards! 🌟 Supervised learning is like a treasure hunt, but what do you think it uses to find the treasure?

a)

Labels

b)

Sports equipment

c)

Paint

d)

Paper

39.

Hey there, data explorers! 🌟 Unsupervised Learning is like a treasure hunt, but what kind of data are we searching for?

a)

Labeled data

b)

Unlabeled data

c)

Camera lenses

d)

Water

40.

Hey there, future AI wizards! 🌟 Let's dive into the exciting world of Reinforcement Learning! Can you guess what it uses to train its smart agents?

a)

Emotions

b)

Rewards and punishments

c)

Textbooks

d)

Glue

41.

Hey there, tech-savvy friends! Can you help Vanya figure out which of these is an AI that we use in our daily adventures?

a)

Toothbrush

b)

Google Maps

c)

Chalk

d)

Pen

42.

Hey there, tech enthusiasts! Let's see if you can help Arnav figure this out: What exactly is a chatbot?

a)

A. A talking toy

b)

B. A program that talks to users

c)

C. A phone charger

d)

D. A camera

43.

Hey there, tech enthusiasts! Let's see how well you know your virtual assistants. Which of the following is a virtual assistant that can help you with your daily tasks?

a)

A. Alexa

b)

B. Chair

c)

C. Dustbin

d)

D. Cycle

44.

Hey there, tech whizzes! 🎉 Which of the following is NOT an AI application? Let's see if you can outsmart Mira, Kavya, and Ishika!

a)

Email spam filter

b)

Smart home devices

c)

Calculator

d)

Face unlock

45.

Hey Tara! Let’s talk about something super interesting: “Bias in AI.” What do you think it means?

a)

AI makes perfect decisions

b)

AI may favor some groups unfairly

c)

AI works only at night

d)

AI can run fast

46.

Hey there, tech-savvy friends! Let's dive into the world of AI. When we talk about Privacy in AI, what do you think it really means?

a)

Aisha's secret to hiding homework

b)

Kavya's guide to protecting personal data

c)

Kiara's method for turning off lights

d)

Locking doors like a pro

47.

Hey Naira, Aanya, and Aarush! Let's talk about the responsible use of AI. What do you think it means?

a)

Using AI safely and ethically

b)

Breaking rules

c)

Sharing passwords

d)

Spamming emails

48.

Hey there, future tech wizards! Let's dive into the world of automation. Can you tell us what automation refers to?

a)

Machines working without human help

b)

A type of notebook

c)

A pencil grip

d)

A lunch box

49.

Hey, tech enthusiasts! Let's settle a debate: How is AI different from automation? Is it because:

a)

AI learns from data like a curious student!

b)

AI has wheels, just like Viaan's toy car?

c)

AI stops working when it gets tired, just like Avni after a long day?

d)

AI is expensive, like Kiara's favorite gadget?

50.

Hey Eesha, Kavya, and Saisha! Let's dive into the world of AI! Can you guess which of the following is a limitation of our robotic friends?

a)

They can think like humans

b)

They cannot understand emotions

c)

They can cook food

d)

They can feel hungry

51.

Which technology helps computers “see” the world?

a)

NLP

b)

Computer Vision

c)

Robotics

d)

Painting

52.

Which domain helps machines understand human language?

a)

Computer Vision

b)

NLP

c)

Robotics

d)

Geometry

53.

Which is an example of computer vision?

a)

Face detection

b)

Text typing

c)

Audio recording

d)

Power saving

54.

Which example best represents Robotics?

a)

Smartwatch

b)

Humanoid robot

c)

Keyboard

d)

Exam worksheet

55.

Data Science uses:

a)

Only images

b)

Large datasets

c)

Only sound

d)

Only videos

56.

Which is a supervised learning example?

a)

Clustering students by handwriting

b)

Predicting marks based on study hours

c)

Grouping books without labels

d)

Finding themes in stories

57.

Which is an unsupervised learning task?

a)

Spam email detection

b)

Image classification

c)

Customer segmentation

d)

Weather prediction

58.

Reinforcement learning is used in:

a)

Translation apps

b)

Game-playing AI

c)

Traffic lights

d)

Elevators

59.

AI in daily life includes:

a)

Door hinges

b)

Autocorrect

c)

Whiteboard

d)

Pencil sharpener

60.

Face unlock uses:

a)

Robotics

b)

Computer Vision

c)

NLP

d)

Data entry

61.

Chatbots respond using:

a)

Paintings

b)

NLP

c)

Sensors

d)

Car engines

62.

Alexa and Siri are:

a)

Smart cars

b)

Virtual assistants

c)

Game controllers

d)

Hardware tools

63.

AI can help doctors to:

a)

Teach dance

b)

Detect diseases

c)

Drive tractors

d)

Bake cakes

64.

AI cannot:

a)

Process large data

b)

Feel emotions

c)

Predict patterns

d)

Improve with learning

65.

Which shows ethical AI use?

a)

Sharing private data

b)

Fair and transparent AI

c)

Using AI to cheat exams

d)

Cyberbullying

66.

AI bias occurs when:

a)

AI sleeps

b)

Training data is unfair

c)

AI works fast

d)

AI learns everything

67.

Example of privacy protection:

a)

Posting passwords

b)

Using strong authentication

c)

Sharing OTP

d)

Leaving devices unlocked

68.

Automation examples include:

a)

Manual attendance

b)

Washing machine

c)

Blackboard writing

d)

Hand washing clothes

69.

AI vs Automation difference:

a)

Automation learns independently

b)

AI learns; automation does not

c)

Automation is smarter

d)

AI works without electricity

70.

A limitation of AI is:

a)

Human-like emotions

b)

No creativity by itself

c)

Assessing huge data

d)

Fast computing

71.

Future AI careers include:

a)

Boat driver

b)

AI Engineer

c)

Farmer

d)

Tailor

72.

Which is an AI personality?

a)

Kapil Sharma

b)

Alan Turing

c)

Virat Kohli

d)

Dhoni

73.

Who is known as the father of AI?

a)

Thomas Edison

b)

John McCarthy

c)

Albert Einstein

d)

Bill Gates

74.

A self-driving car uses:

a)

Only goggles

b)

AI and sensors

c)

Only fuel

d)

Only mirrors

75.

Government uses AI for:

a)

Traffic prediction

b)

Cloud making

c)

Forest burning

d)

Road damaging

76.

AI in education helps in:

a)

Creating noise

b)

Personalized learning

c)

Breaking computers

d)

Reducing teachers

77.

AI in banking includes:

a)

Cash counting manually

b)

Fraud detection

c)

Planting trees

d)

Road building

78.

Computer Vision cannot:

a)

Read emotions perfectly

b)

Detect objects

c)

Read license plates

d)

Recognize faces

79.

Which learning uses trial and error?

a)

Supervised

b)

Reinforcement

c)

Unsupervised

d)

Hard learning

80.

Which is an ML algorithm?

a)

Sorting by hand

b)

Neural networks

c)

Clay modelling

d)

Running

81.

Ethical AI should be:

a)

Biased

b)

Transparent

c)

Secret

d)

Harmful

82.

General AI does not exist yet because:

a)

We don’t want it

b)

Technology is not advanced enough

c)

It is illegal

d)

It is too cheap

83.

Narrow AI example:

a)

Google Translator

b)

Human brain

c)

Super robots

d)

General AI

84.

AI in sports analytics helps:

a)

Washing clothes

b)

Tracking player performance

c)

Cutting hair

d)

Writing novels

85.

CAPTCHA is used to:

a)

Detect robots

b)

Charge phones

c)

Increase brightness

d)

Open windows

86.

A robot vacuum cleaner uses:

a)

Guessing

b)

Sensors + AI

c)

Magic

d)

Remote only

87.

Which is a disadvantage of AI?

a)

Boredom

b)

Job displacement

c)

Fast work

d)

Better accuracy

88.

Machine Learning requires:

a)

Sports equipment

b)

Data

c)

Milk

d)

Toys

89.

NLP is used in:

a)

Singing competitions

b)

Language translation

c)

Gardening

d)

Running

90.

ChatGPT is an example of:

a)

Robot

b)

NLP-based AI

c)

Car engine

d)

Game console

91.

AI cannot replace:

a)

Creativity

b)

Data analysis

c)

Pattern prediction

d)

Image recognition

92.

Smartwatches detect heartbeat using:

a)

AI

b)

Thread

c)

Thermometer

d)

Pencil

93.

AI emotion recognition is:

a)

Perfect

b)

Sometimes inaccurate

c)

Born accurate

d)

Impossible

94.

AI in gaming helps in:

a)

Making tea

b)

Creating intelligent opponents

c)

Cleaning utensils

d)

Switching on lights

95.

Deep learning uses:

a)

Clay

b)

Neural networks

c)

Wood

d)

Sponges

96.

Robots used in industries are called:

a)

Industrial robots

b)

Dancing bots

c)

Cleaner bots

d)

Doll bots

97.

A dataset is:

a)

A. A collection of toys

b)

B. A collection of data

c)

C. A collection of clothes

d)

D. A collection of pencils

98.

AI in agriculture helps in:

a)

Weather prediction

b)

Car racing

c)

Sports commentary

d)

Movie making

99.

AI translation apps help in:

a)

Changing clothes

b)

Converting one language to another

c)

Cleaning bags

d)

Sleeping

100.

AI is MOST useful when:

a)

Data is large

b)

Data is missing

c)

Data is random

d)

Data is incorrect