QUIZ

Multiple Choice (25pts):

This multiple-choice test is created using the Bloom’s Taxonomy
Multiple Choice Questions.

1. What is the best statement that describes artificial intelligence?

A. It is an evolution of the human species that is created for the sake
of the betterment of our lives.
B. It resembles a human itself and a human-like behavior and
intelligence.
C. Artificial Intelligence is mostly robots nowadays.
D. It is a program created that is proficient at everything it does than
a human being.

2. What is the best example of the medium of information

communication that helps us in communicating with others
nowadays?
A. The Internet
B. Facebook
C. Artificial Intelligence
D. News

3. A person who is non-tech savvy and is currently 55 years old got

hired into a company, but he didn’t know that technology is a big
deal and AI is mostly used here. If the person worked here, what
is the possible consequence that may occur?
A. The person may feel hesitant but still adjusted and found means.
B. The person may feel unfamiliar with the technology and may feel
overwhelmed therefore affecting their work status.
C. The person may discover new AI technology in the company and
be a whiz at technology, being the top-notcher of the company.
D. The person may feel that technology is non-essential to his life
therefore, continuing with his assigned work.

4. If a person worked for a job for almost eight years, yet after those
years, the person got fired, what is the reason for this action?
A. The technology on the company was doing better and more
intelligent than the person fired.
B. The person got tired of the job and decided to find a new one
instead.
C. The emergence of Artificial Intelligence replaced the jobs of some
employees.
D. The person's workplace was so toxic that he decided to leave.

5. What is an example of the emergence of Information

Communication that changed people’s lives nowadays?
A. Traditional driving evolved into a self-driving technology
implemented by Tesla.
B. Improved security on the cyberworld we have today and how
people are secured online.
C. Speech-to-text can now be done without a hectic method in typing
a bunch of materials.
D. Newspaper reading back then evolved to reading news on any
device that we may have.
6. This Artificial Intelligence functions as if it is your personal
helper, its purpose is for you to know what you see with your
peripherals, what you see that you want to know. What AI is
mentioned?
A. Google Assistant
B. Google Lens
C. Google
D. Machine Learning

7. It is 11:00pm, the midnight is nigh, Cerise is still struggling with

her homework that is due 12:00 midnight, she encounters a problem
that she cannot solve, she doesn’t know the formula for it either.
Therefore, she reaches for her phone and pulls out an application
that brought out the ease and her problem is now solved and at the
same time, she learned something! What is not an advantage of the
Artificial Intelligence that she just used and benefited from?
A. Digital Assistance
B. Convenience
C. New Inventions
D. 24/7 Availability

8. Refer to item #7, if Cerise did continue her behavior on using the
application all the time, what disadvantage can you infer from this
situation that Cerise portrays?
A. Technology Inaccuracy
B. Reduced Labor
C. Increased Dependency
D. Expensive Costs

9. The statement, “Artificial Intelligence imitates human’s

intelligence
and behavior”, suggests that?
A. AI is programmed and coded to perform like a human being.
B. AI continues to be like one of the humans on this planet.
C. Humans are Artificial Intelligences in disguise.
D. AI mimes a human being to a convenient extent.

10. Due to the rapid expansion and growth of the country and
industry, the technology continues to expand as well. A lot of
artificial intelligence is prevalent in our lives, with regards to this,
which real life example does not evaluate the data inputted by the
user and then return a desired output?
A. An employee who uses facial recognition on her phone to
automatically access the device.
B. A botanist scanning a plant with Google Lens to know what kind
of plant it is.
C. A student using voice typing on Google Docs for fast-paced typing.
D. A musician using the “search this song” feature on Google
Assistant to know the song that he intends to find.

11. Categorize and differentiate the difference of supervised

learning (SVL) from unsupervised learning (USVL).
A. SVL analyzes and classifies the data provided; USVL uses trial-
and-error on the data provided.
B. SVL’s approach is by trial-and-error; USVL’s approach is by the
data provided by the user.
C. SVL draws inferences itself from the data; USVL classifies out the
data provided.
D. SVL classifies the data provided by the user; USVL learns on its
own based on the data provided.

12. If a toddler is given building blocks to play with, and in some

way. the toddler grouped the blocks by color, what kind of learning
does the toddler depict?
A. Machine Learning
B. Reinforcement Learning
C. Unsupervised Learning
D. Supervised Learning

13. Which of the following examples best describes an idea of the

jump from tradition to digital living involving AI?
A. Tez, who uses a wristwatch to tell the time, now looks at the
phone for time.
B. Rhen who sets an alarm clock traditionally has an alarm set on
her phone.
C. IO who takes photos on his camera now pulls out a phone for the
idea of phonetography.
D. Liv who pays via cash on fast food restaurants before, pays via QR
Code scans nowadays.

14. Which statement best describes machine learning (ML)?

A. ML is programmed specifically for the purpose of the efficiency of
the people.
B. ML provides a wide array of learnings that a user can also have
and mimic, therefore making ML a smarter machine than humans.
C. ML is incorporated in various social media websites.
D. ML is a subpart of Artificial Intelligence that intends to project
patterns and predict the future to help people make decisions.

15. If you got the chance to live in the 20 th century, you live in the
same era with your parents, where digital technology has not been
invented yet, what handheld artificial intelligence today would be
of great help if you accidentally wander in an obscure place?
A. Digital Maps
B. Google Lens
C. Tesla’s Self-Driving Cars
D. Google Assistant

16. Let’s say you want to explain machine learning types to a

younger person than you. In Layman’s terms, how can you describe
and differentiate the three types of machine learning? Take note of
these abbreviations: Supervised (SV), Unsupervised (USV),
Reinforcement (RE).
A. SV uses clustering/grouping; USV uses classification on the items
given; RE uses gaming trial and error.
B. SV learns by sorting items given; RE clusters every item given to
it; USV is a thumb drive.
C. USV groups all items given to it; RE learns by working things out;
SV categorizes and names items given to it.
D. RE gives names to every item given to it; USV learns by itself; SV
classifies things given to it.
17. How do E-Commerce websites help the daily living of every
civilian on this planet? How does it relate to AI?
A. E-Commerce websites help people to be frugal and be aware of
their financial status.
B. E-Commerce websites help the efficiency of people’s lives with
regards to the jump from traditional to digital shopping.
C. E-Commerce websites incorporate an eye-opening user interface
(UI) that helps boost the sales of the sellers of the said website.
D. E-Commerce websites bring the best with regards to choices
compared to traditional shopping.

18. All of the following are Artificial Intelligence observed by various

countries, EXCEPT one.
A. A hotel in Singapore that uses robotics in assisting hotel
customers in any designated room.
B. A supermarket in Singapore that uses machines to facilitate and
cook meals for shoppers.
C. Kalbee-un in South Korea that implements a robotic bank account
that assists when you are willing to withdraw.
D. Kura Sushi in Japan, a conveyor belt sushi place that uses digital
systems in tallying plates and accumulating the total fee.

19. If you are playing Games of the Generals against a friend, what
kind of learning can the both of you portray?
A. Reinforcement Learning
B. Machine Learning
C. Supervised Learning
D. Unsupervised Learning
20. It was one Sunday evening, it was raining heavily, a mother and
her child were discussing how school was in the previous week; the
conversation was free-flowing until a power interruption interrupted
the conversation of the mother and the child; the child then got
scared and the parent urged the child to sleep. Later on, the power
comes back, and the mother uses her social media account to be up
to date of the ongoing situation, knowing that classes are suspended
the next day. What can you infer from this situation?
A. The mother judged and knew based from the heavy rains that
there would be no classes tomorrow; hence, heading online to
confirm that she was right based on her intuitions.
B. The mother has viewed from the news online that classes are
suspended, necessary for her child and for her personal break also.
C. The mother used the medium of information communication to
signify its importance in certain situations wherein information
would be significant.
D. The mother read the news online and informed other mothers as
well that there would be no classes the next day.

21. In what way does Spotify implement the two types of Machine
Learning (ML)?
A. Spotify tracks your recent listening on the application and then
lists it on its database.
B. Spotify tracks the recent songs you’ve played and clusters it and
then classifies it by name or genre into a specific group, having a
Spotify mix recommended to you.
C. Spotify recommends music that you might like and automatically
stores it on a Spotify Mix for you to enjoy and possibly play.
D. Spotify tracks and records the recent songs that were played and
analyzes it deeply the songs you like and dislike.
22. A 16-year-old student used Google Assistant as his personal
assistant all the time, and he used this for almost four years already.
But after discovering the feature of searching for a song, he had
mixed emotions, he was happy on some of the results and
disappointed in some. What is the possible disadvantage that can be
drawn from Artificial Intelligence?
A. The Artificial Intelligence can sometimes be inaccurate with the
results.
B. The Artificial Intelligence didn’t satisfy the desired needs of the
student.
C. The Artificial Intelligence is not as smart as a human being.
D. The Artificial Intelligence is still in development.

23. You are bored on a Saturday evening and you are finding
productive things to do, so you have decided to play some online
chess with an AI opponent, you won against the AI. How does
Machine Learning’s learning, predicting, and improving
retention correlate to the topic of online chess?
A. AI uses reinforcement learning that learns and predicts the
movement of the player and improves itself whenever the AI loses
the game, leading for both entities to learn from experience.
B. AI has the ability to manipulate information and win every single
time regardless of the level of skill the user has.
C. The AI learns like a human and is not perfect but continuously
improves itself based on the overall experience from the game.
D. The AI opponent on chess predicts the user’s movements and
counters it, this is based on what the AI has learned.
24. On December 25, 2048, the fast-food restaurant is filled with a
lot of people, friends, families, colleagues and acquaintances, a
Christmas Day celebration turned the restaurant into a jam-packed
establishment, because of this, a hectic and extensive line prolonged
the famished stomachs of the people, making people hangry. With
this in hand, what solution should the establishment do?
A. Hire more manpower to split up the jobs that they struggle with,
if this happens, the flow of the establishment can grow as fast and
less tedious.
B. Produce a technology that makes the establishment advanced
than the others, attracting more customers and earning more sales.
C. Add additional tills to even up the customers whenever the
establishment is jam-packed.
D. Identify the root cause of the problem and put additional tills and
add kiosks to assist the customers evenly.

25. How does Netflix predict and recommend movies that are
within your preferences or movies that you are likely to watch?
A. Netflix recommends random movies that you might like and
prefer as a part of an exploration on the application, Netflix’s idea is
for the user to enjoy spontaneously by trying new things.
B. Netflix recommends based on the algorithm on what is trending,
regardless if the user likes or dislikes the genre.
C. Netflix incorporates machine learning and regresses the input
movie from the user.
D. Netflix recommends based on the patterns it recognizes from the
user input, analyzes it, and generates movies that are grouped and
classified that the user might prefer.
Essay (5pts):
” Do you think artificial intelligence will overcome and become more
powerful than humans in the near future?”