Artificial Intelligence MCQ

1. Which of the following architecture is also known as systolic arrays?

MISD
SISD
SIMD
None of the above

2. The correct ways to solve a problem of state-space search are?

Forward from the initial state
Backward from the goal
Both A and B
None of the above

3. The different types of machine learning are?

Supervised
Unsupervised
Reinforcement
All of the above

4. The measure of performance of an AI agent is measured using?

Learning Agent.
Changing Agent.
Both A and B.
None of the above.

5. The name of the Artificial Intelligence system developed by Daniel Bobrow was?
BACON
SIMD
STUDENT
None of the above

6. The process of breaking an image into parts is called?

Smoothing
Segmentation
Processing
Break Down

7. The process of making 2 logical expressions look identical is called?

Lifting
Unification
Both A and B
None of the above

8. The proposition symbols in AI are?

true and false
true, false, and null
true
false
9. The things considered in the design of a learning element are?
Components
Feedback
Representation
All of the above

10. What are different machine learning methods?

Memorization
Analogy
Deduction
All of the above

11. What are the different types of Artificial Intelligence approaches?

Strong Approach
Weak Approach
Applied Approach
All of the above

12. What is meant by a “Complete Algorithm”?

If a solution exists, the algorithm will find it before terminating.
It will find the solution in a finite amount of time.
Both A and B.
None of the above.

13. What is state space in AI?

Collection of all the problem states.
A specific problem states out of all the problem states.
Both A and B.
None of the above

14. What is the work of Task Environment and Rational Agents?

Problem and Solution
Solution and Problem
Observation and Problem
Observation and Solution

15. Procedural Domain Knowledge in a rule-based system, is in the form of?

Meta-Rules
Control Rules
Production Rules
None of the above

16. Which of the following are appropriate levels for a knowledge-based AI agent?
Knowledge Level
Logical Level
Implementation Level
All of the above

17. Which of the following are heuristic search algorithms?

Best First Search Algorithm
A* Search Algorithm
Both A and B
None of the above
18. Which of the following are informed search methods?
Best First Search
A* Search
Memory Bound Heuristic Search
All of the above

19. Which of the following are valid 3D image processing techniques?

Motion
Texture
Contour
All of the above

20. Which of the following are valid Machine Learning algorithms?

Linear Regression
K Means Clustering
Naive Bayes
All of the above

21. Which of the following is a type of artificial intelligence agent?

Learning AI Agent
Simple Reflex AI Agent
Goal-Based AI Agent
All of the above

22. Which of the following is not a type of AI?

Weak AI
Theory of Mind
Reactive Machines
All of the above

23. Which of the following is not an application of artificial intelligence?

Computer Vision
Natural Language Processing
Database Management System
Digital Assistants

24. Which of the following is the common language for Artificial Intelligence?
Python
Java
Lisp
PHP

25. Which of the following search method takes less memory space?
Depth First Search
Breadth-First Search
Linear Search
Optimal Search
26. Which of the following symbols in AI are logical symbols?
Negation
Conjunction
Implication
All of the above

27. „The Imitation Game‟ was the original name of?

LISP
The Turing Test
The Halting Problem
None of the above

28. How is the brightness of a pixel on the screen increased?

Increasing the amount of light directed on the screen
Using mirrors
Using sound waves
None of the above

29. A hybrid Bayesian Network consists of?

Discrete Variables
Continuous Variables
Both A and B
None of the above

30. AI agents are composed of?

Architecture
Program
Both A and B
None of the above

31. Artificial Intelligence is associated with computers of which generation?

Second
First
Fifth
Third

32. Blind Search can be used for which of the following situations?
Real-Life Simulation
Small Search Space
Advanced Game Theory
None of the above

33. Components of an expert system are?

Knowledge base
User interface
Inference engine
All of the above

34. Decisions of Victory/Defeat are made in Game trees using which algorithm?
DFS
BFS
Heuristic Search
Min/Max Algorithm
35. Exploratory Learning is another name for?
Supervised learning
Unsupervised learning
Reinforcement learning
None of the above

36. For external action selection, which element is used in the agent?
Perceive
Performance
Actuator
None of the above

37. How can we achieve Artificial Intelligence in real life?

Machine Learning
Deep Learning
Both A and B
None of the above

38. How do we multiply 2 numbers in LISP?

*ab
a*b
a mul b
None of the above

39. How does an AI agent interacts with its environment?

Using sensors and perceivers
Using only sensors
Using only perceivers
None of the above

40. How is a decision reached upon by a decision tree?

No test
Single Test
Double Test
Multiple sequences of tests

41. The “Father of Artificial Intelligence” is:

Alan Turing
Charles Babbage
John McCarthy
None of the above

42. How many types of observing environments are there?

2
3
1
0
43. How many types of quantification are there in AI?
1
2
3
4

44. How many types of recognition are there in AI?

5
3
2
1

45. If a machine can change its course of action based on the external environment on
its own, the machine is called?
Mobile
Intelligent
Both A and B
None of the above

46. In how many category processes is Artificial Intelligence classified in?

Depends on the input nature
5
2
3

47. Inference engines work on the principle of?

Backward Chaining
Forward Chaining
Both A and B
None of the above

48. Knowledge in AI can be represented as?

Predicate Logic
Propositional Logic
Both A and B
None of the above

49. Machines running LISP are also called?

AI Workstations
Time-Sharing Terminals
Both A and B
None of the above

50. Machines that try to imitate human intuition while handling vague information lie in
the field of AI called?
Functional Logic
Fuzzy Logic
Boolean Logic
Human Logic
51. Out of the given options, which of the following algorithms uses the least memory?
DFS
BFS
Both A and B are the same
Cannot be compared

52. Parsing is used for?

Parse tree buildup
Data Interpretation
Sound Recognition
None of the above

53. PEAS is an abbreviation for?

Peace, Environment, Action, Sense
Peer, Environment, Actuators, Sensors
Performance, Environment, Actuators, Sensors
Performance, Environment, Actuators, Sense
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Q. 1 Who is known as the inventor of Artificial Intelligence?

a) Charles Babbage
b) John McCarthy
c) Alan Turing
d) Andrew Ng

Q. 2 What is meant by Artificial Intelligence?

a) Artificial intelligence is defined as a field aiming to make humans more intelligent.
b) Artificial intelligence is defined as a field aiming to improve security.
c) Artificial intelligence is defined as a field aiming to mine the data.
d) Artificial intelligence is defined as a field aiming to develop intelligent machines.

Q 3 Which is considered the branch of Artificial Intelligence?

a) Cyber Forensics
b) Machine Learning
c) Network Design
d) Full-stack Developer

Q. 4 Blind Search is used for which of the mentioned situations?

a) Advanced Game Theory
b) Real-life Simulation
c) Small Search Space
d) None of the above

Q. 5 In case a machine is capable of changing its course of action based on the external
environment without any external help then the machine is called ____.
a) Intelligent
b) Mobile
c) Both A and B
d) None of the above
Q. 6 What is the main aim of Artificial Intelligence?
a) To solve real-world issues
b) To explain different sorts of intelligence
c) To solve artificial problems
d) To obtain information about scientific causes

Q. 7 Artificial Intelligence is classified into ____ category processes.

a) 2
b) 5
c) 3
d) 4

Q. 8 ____ is the common language for AI.

a) Lisp
b) Python
c) PHP
d) Java

Q. 9 Which of the following are the proposition symbols in Artificial Intelligence?

a) true, false, and null
b) true
c) false
d) true and false

Q. 10 ____ is not an application of AI.

a) Database Management System
b) Digital Assistants
c) Natural language processing
d) Computer Vision

Q. 11 ____ is the informed search method.

a) Memory Bound Heuristic Search
b) A * Search
c) Best First Search
d) All of the above

Q. 12 ____ is considered a type of artificial intelligence agent.

a) Simple Reflex AI Agent
b) Learning AI agent
c) Goal-Based AI Agent
d) All of the above

Q. 13 ____ is a component of AI.

a) Training
b) Designing
c) Learning
d) Puzzling

Q 14 On which approach the face recognition system is based?

a) Weak AI Approach
b) Cognitive AI Approach
c) Strong AI Approach
d) Applied AI Approach
Q. 15 The recognition system in AI is of how many types?
a) 3
b) 1
c) 5
d) 4

Q. 16 Procedural Domain Knowledge in a rule-based system is classified in the form of

____.
a) Control Rules
b) Production Rules
c) Meta Rules
d) None of the above

Q . 17 ____ was originally called „the Imitation game‟.

a) The Turning Test
b) LISP
c) The Halting Problem
d) None of the above

Q. 18 AI agent can interact with its environment by using ____.

a) only perceivers
b) only sensors
c) sensors and perceivers
d) None of the above

Q. 19 There are ____ types of observing environments?

a) 4
b) 3
c) 2
d) 0

Q. 20 ____ are the compositions for Artificial Intelligence Agents.

a) Only Program
b) Only Architecture
c) Both Program and Architecture
d) None of the above

Q. 21 ____ is an example of an Artificial Intelligence Agent.

a) Human
b) Autonomous spacecraft
c) Robot
d) All of the above

Q. 22 ___ is considered the expansion of Artificial intelligence application.s

a) Planning and Scheduling
b) Diagnosis
c) Game Playing
d) All of the above
 Q. 23 ____ environment is considered strategic.
a) Partial
b) Stochastic
c) Deterministic
d) Rational

Q. 24 Which of the following is the function of an AI Agent?

a) To map the percept sequence to an action
b) To map the goal sequence to an action
c) To work without direct interference from any external factor like humans
d) To map the environment sequence to an action

Artificial Intelligence Fill in the Blanks

1. AI is a branch of computer science focused on creating intelligent machines that can
simulate __________. (human intelligence)
2. Machine learning, a key component of AI, involves training algorithms on large sets of
data to learn and improve without being explicitly programmed. This is called
__________. (supervised learning/unsupervised learning – both work!)
3. Deep learning, a type of machine learning inspired by the human brain, utilizes
__________ structures to process information. (artificial neural networks)

4. AI is already being used in various fields, including __________ to diagnose diseases

and __________ to personalize your online shopping experience. (medicine, e-
commerce)
5. Self-driving cars, a rapidly developing field of AI, use a combination of sensors and
algorithms to navigate roads __________. (without human input)
6. AI is also being used in the fight against climate change, by analyzing data to predict
weather patterns and develop __________ energy solutions. (sustainable)

7. As AI continues to evolve, some experts believe it could eventually surpass human

intelligence, leading to a period known as the ___________. (singularity)
8. However, there are also concerns about the potential negative impacts of AI, such as job
displacement due to ___________. (automation)
9. To ensure ethical development and use of AI, it’s crucial to address issues like
___________ and ___________. (bias in algorithms, data privacy)
10. AI has the potential to revolutionize many aspects of our lives, from education and
healthcare to entertainment and transportation. How do YOU think AI will impact
___________ in the future? (your field of study/your area of interest)

11. AI algorithms can sometimes perpetuate societal biases if trained on ___________

data. (biased)
12. Ensuring fairness and ___________ in AI decision-making is crucial for ethical
development. (transparency)
13. The question of whether AI can ever achieve true ___________ , similar to a
human, is a complex philosophical debate. (consciousness)

14. AI-powered chatbots are increasingly used in ___________ services to provide

customer support. (customer)
15. In the field of robotics, AI is used to program robots to perform tasks with
___________ and ___________. (precision, accuracy)
16. AI can analyze vast amounts of data to identify patterns and trends, aiding in
___________ research and development. (scientific)

17. The Turing Test, a benchmark for ___________ intelligence, evaluates a

machine’s ability to exhibit human-like conversation. (artificial)
18. The concept of the ___________ explores the ethical implications of creating AI
with sentience and self-awareness. (artificial moral agent)

19. While AI may automate some jobs, it could also create new opportunities in fields
like ___________ and ___________. (AI development, data analysis)
20. The future of work may require a shift towards lifelong learning and developing
skills that complement ___________. (AI)

21. AI can be used to analyze social media data to identify and address issues like
___________ and ___________. (cyberbullying, hate speech)
22. AI-powered personalized learning platforms can adapt to individual learning styles,
potentially creating a more ___________ educational experience. (effective)
23. The responsible use of AI can contribute to a more ___________ and
___________ future for all. (sustainable, equitable)
24. Think about an everyday task you find repetitive. How could AI ___________ it to
make your life easier? (automate)
25. With the rise of AI assistants, how can we ensure a healthy balance between
___________ interaction and technological reliance? (human)
26. AI has the potential to personalize experiences in fields like entertainment and the
arts. What kind of ___________ experiences could AI create for you? (interactive)
27. As AI continues to evolve, what are some ___________ questions you have about
its future impact on society? (critical thinking)
28. The world of AI is full of possibilities. How can you ___________ yourself to be a
part of this exciting future? (prepare)
29. AI is a powerful tool, but like any tool, it can be used for good or bad. What role do
you think ___________ have in shaping the ethical development of AI? (we)
30. The future of AI is unwritten. Are you ready to be a part of the conversation?

31. While AI research has been around for decades, the term “Artificial Intelligence”
was coined in ___________ at a workshop at Dartmouth College. (1955)
32. The Turing Test, a famous AI benchmark, asks if a human can distinguish between
conversation with a ___________ and a human being. (machine)
33. AI doesn’t have to look like a robot! Many forms of AI exist as ___________ , like
the software that recommends movies on streaming services. (software programs)
34. AI can be used to ___________ ancient texts, helping us understand history and
literature in new ways. (translate)
35. AI ___________ can help identify patterns in weather data, potentially improving
weather forecasting. (algorithms)
36. Self-driving cars use a combination of ___________ like cameras and radar to
navigate roads. (sensors)
37. AI is being used to develop ___________ materials that are lighter, stronger, and
more efficient than ever before. (new)
38. The ___________ network is a global network of computers working together to
solve complex problems. (cloud)
39. AI ___________ can help personalize learning experiences by catering to
individual student needs. (technologies)
40. AI assistants like Siri and Alexa use a type of AI called ___________ processing to
understand your voice commands. (natural language)

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Artificial Intelligence True / False

[Link] is defined as the science and engineering of making intelligent machines
a)True b) False
[Link] developing an AI system, we focus on systems that think/act rationally.
a)True b) False
[Link] a human interrogator can distinguish between a system and a human. Then we can
say that the system is intelligent?
a)True b) False
[Link] of turning test is CAPTCHA available on some websites?
a)True b) False
[Link] the stock market prices is not an AI system?
[Link] b) False
[Link] function maps any given percept sequence to an action. Therefore, that is often
represented by a large table.
[Link] b) False
[Link] environment is the environment where the agent can see only part of the
area around him such as google self-driving cars?
[Link] b) False
[Link]-agent environment can be either cooperative or competitive.
[Link] b) False
[Link] Reflex agent takes percept and compare it with the internal state to get an
action.
[Link] b) False
[Link] model takes state and action, and return the current state.
[Link] b) False
[Link] for a taxi driver agent is considered fully observable
[Link] b) False
12.A model based reflex agent maintain an internal state which is based on percept
history.
[Link] b) False
13.A goal state reflex agent maintain only goal state without the need for internal state.
[Link] b) False
[Link] state is a configuration of the agent and its environment.
[Link] b) False
[Link] model is the action that takes the agent from one state the another state.
[Link] b) False
[Link] solution of a search problem is the solution that has the lowest cost among all
solutions.
[Link] b) False
[Link] A* search algorithm is optimal search algorithm even if h(n) is not admissible
or consistent.
[Link] b) False
[Link] minimax algorithm the min player (O) picks actions that produces the smallest value
of max player by considering what options left for the max player (X).
[Link] b) False
19.P àQ is false only when both P and Q is true.
[Link] b) False
[Link] A is true and Q is true then A Λ¬ Q is false
[Link] b) False
21.A rational utility-based agent chooses the action that maximizes the expected utility of
the action outcomes.
[Link] b) False
[Link] Depth-First-Search, a queue data structure is used to main the order of nodes to be
visited.
[Link] b) False
[Link] knowledge representation, a knowledge base is a set of sentences known by a
knowledge-based agent.
[Link] b) False
[Link] algorithm is an example of adversarial search algorithms.
[Link] b) False
[Link] product recommendation system is not an example of Artificial Intelligence
systems.
[Link] b) False
[Link] self-driving car, the initial state is the location where the car start driving.
[Link] b) False
[Link] space is the set of all states that cannot be reached from initial state by any
sequence of actions.
[Link] b) False