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AIB Class Test - 2

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Human intelligence is best defined as the ability to

a)

Execute predefined instructions

b)

Process numerical data only

c)

Follow fixed algorithms

d)

Learn, reason, solve problems, and adapt to new situations

2.

Which of the following is a unique characteristic of human intelligence compared to AI?

a)

High-speed computation

b)

Data-driven decisions

c)

Pattern recognition

d)

Self-awareness and emotional integration

3.

Artificial Intelligence primarily refers to

a)

Machines with consciousness

b)

Emotion-driven decision systems

c)

Human-like creativity

d)

Machines performing tasks requiring human intelligence

4.

In a business context, AI mainly emphasizes

a)

Emotional reasoning

b)

Conscious thought

c)

Human intuition

d)

Data-driven decision making at scale

5.

Detecting defects in manufacturing using images is an example of

a)

Learning

b)

Reasoning

c)

Decision-making

d)

Perception

6.

Which is a limitation of current AI systems?

a)

Pattern detection

b)

Processing large datasets

c)

Consistent performance

d)

Understanding emotions and intent

7.

Which task can AI perform well?

a)

Ethical judgement

b)

Moral reasoning

c)

Understanding intent

d)

Detecting patterns in large data

8.

Increased efficiency in AI systems mainly comes from

a)

Emotional intelligence

b)

Subjective reasoning

c)

Human supervision

d)

Automation of repetitive tasks

9.

Which type of data analytics answers the question “Why did it happen?”

a)

Descriptive

b)

Predictive

c)

Prescriptive

d)

Diagnostic

10.

Predictive analytics focuses on

a)

What happened

b)

Why it happened

c)

How to make it happen

d)

What will happen

11.

The approach that studies machines thinking like humans is called

a)

Acting rationally

b)

Acting humanly

c)

Thinking rationally

d)

Thinking humanly

12.

Chatbots that converse naturally with users fall under

a)

Thinking rationally

b)

Acting rationally

c)

Thinking humanly

d)

Acting humanly

13.

Rule-based expert systems mainly represent

a)

Acting humanly

b)

Thinking humanly

c)

Acting emotionally

d)

Thinking rationally

14.

Modern business AI systems mainly focus on

a)

Thinking humanly

b)

Acting humanly

c)

Thinking emotionally

d)

Acting rationally

15.

Narrow AI is characterized by

a)

Human-level intelligence

b)

Multi-domain reasoning

c)

Self-awareness

d)

Task-specific intelligence

16.

Which of the following is an example of Narrow AI?

a)

Human-like thinking machines

b)

Self-improving AI

c)

General problem-solving AI

d)

Recommendation systems like Netflix

17.

General AI is best described as

a)

Commercially deployed AI

b)

Task-specific intelligence

c)

Rule-based intelligence

d)

Human-like intelligence across domains

18.

Super AI is considered

a)

Commercially available

b)

Rule-based

c)

Narrowly focused

d)

Hypothetical and futuristic

19.

Natural language is

a)

Designed for machines

b)

Strictly structured

c)

Unambiguous

d)

Rich, flexible, and ambiguous

20.

WhatsApp chats are examples of

a)

Programming language

b)

Formal language

c)

Machine language

d)

Natural language

21.

Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a branch of

a)

Computer vision

b)

Robotics

c)

Data mining

d)

Artificial Intelligence

22.

The primary goal of NLP is to

a)

Store large datasets

b)

Design hardware

c)

Improve databases

d)

Enable machines to understand and generate human language

23.

Understanding the meaning of text is the role of

a)

NLG

b)

Machine Learning

c)

Speech recognition

d)

Natural Language Understanding

24.

Generating human-like text from data is called

a)

NLU

b)

Feature extraction

c)

Parsing

d)

Natural Language Generation

25.

Syntax in NLP deals with

a)

Meaning of words

b)

Context of sentences

c)

Speaker intent

d)

Sentence structure and grammar

26.

Ambiguity in the sentence “The panda eats shoots and leaves” is resolved using

a)

Syntax

b)

Pragmatics

c)

Discourse

d)

Semantics

27.

Understanding intent behind “Can you pass the salt?” involves

a)

Syntax

b)

Semantics

c)

Discourse

d)

Pragmatics

28.

Understanding sentence relationships across conversations is called

a)

Semantics

b)

Syntax

c)

Pragmatics

d)

Discourse

29.

Converting text into numerical representations is known as

a)

Parsing

b)

Tagging

c)

Classification

d)

Text vectorization

30.

NLP systems improve accuracy mainly by

a)

Reducing data size

b)

Manual coding

c)

Fixed rules

d)

Increasing training data

31.

Chatbots are an application of

a)

Computer Vision

b)

Robotics

c)

Data analytics

d)

Natural Language Processing

32.

Automatically detecting unwanted emails is known as

a)

Sentiment analysis

b)

Text summarization

c)

Speech recognition

d)

Spam detection

33.

Sentiment analysis is also called

a)

Language parsing

b)

Text clustering

c)

Topic modeling

d)

Opinion mining

34.

Translating text from one language to another uses

a)

Speech recognition

b)

Text summarization

c)

Information extraction

d)

Machine translation

35.

Speech recognition primarily converts

a)

Text to speech

b)

Images to text

c)

Video to audio

d)

Spoken words to text

36.

Extracting structured data from unstructured documents is called

a)

Parsing

b)

Classification

c)

Tokenization

d)

Information extraction

37.

The concept of a “universal machine” was proposed by

a)

John McCarthy

b)

Noam Chomsky

c)

Marvin Minsky

d)

Alan Turing

38.

The Georgetown–IBM experiment focused on

a)

Speech recognition

b)

Text summarization

c)

Sentiment analysis

d)

Machine translation

39.

SHRDLU was developed to

a)

Translate languages

b)

Recognize speech

c)

Detect images

d)

Manipulate blocks using language

40.

Word2Vec introduced the concept of

a)

Rule-based parsing

b)

Decision trees

c)

Grammar rules

d)

Word embeddings

41.

Transformer models power architectures like

a)

CNN

b)

RNN

c)

HMM

d)

BERT and GPT

42.

Computer Vision mainly enables machines to

a)

Understand emotions

b)

Interpret text

c)

Generate speech

d)

Interpret images and videos

43.

Automating visual inspection in factories is a need for

a)

NLP

b)

Robotics

c)

Data mining

d)

Computer Vision

44.

Compared to human vision, computer vision is

a)

Emotionally intelligent

b)

Highly subjective

c)

Fatigue-prone

d)

Highly consistent once trained

45.

Capturing images using cameras and sensors is called

a)

Image preprocessing

b)

Feature extraction

c)

Image segmentation

d)

Image acquisition

46.

Removing noise and enhancing image quality is done during

a)

Image acquisition

b)

Image segmentation

c)

Object detection

d)

Image preprocessing

47.

Dividing an image into meaningful regions is known as

a)

Feature extraction

b)

Image classification

c)

Object detection

d)

Image segmentation

48.

Detecting edges and corners in images is part of

a)

Image classification

b)

Object detection

c)

Motion tracking

d)

Feature extraction

49.

Assigning a single label to an entire image is called

a)

Object detection

b)

Image segmentation

c)

Motion analysis

d)

Image classification

50.

Identifying object location and class using bounding boxes is known as

a)

Image classification

b)

Feature extraction

c)

Image preprocessing

d)

Object detection