Group D (EN) – Pythaverse

Group D (16-18)

The number of attempts remaining is 10

1 / 40

Deductive reasoning starts with general rules and uses them to reach a conclusion.

2 / 40

This block helps to generate a random number in a range from to ?

3 / 40

Before you can sort a list of items, you often need to define a by which to compare them (e.g., size, alphabetical order, date).

4 / 40

If (1) and (2) , after executing the command (3), the new value of “x” is .

5 / 40

In object-oriented programming, a blueprint or template for creating objects is called a .

6 / 40

Match the part of an IoT system to its role:

1. Sensor

4. Data processing

3. Actuator

2. Network

7 / 40

Match the algorithm design concept to its description:

3. Iteration

2. Selection

1. Sequencing

4. Decomposition

8 / 40

Match the programming construct to its purpose in an algorithm:

3. Variable

2. Conditional

1. Loop

4. Function

9 / 40

Match the everyday task to the algorithm design concept it BEST represents:

4. Sorting toys

1. Following a recipe

2. Choosing what to wear

3. Repeating a song chorus

10 / 40

Match the specialized robotic system to its MOST likely application, considering both the task and the environment:

2. Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV)

1. Surgical Robot

3. Drone with thermal camera

4. Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV)

11 / 40

Match the sorting algorithm with its typical time complexity:

1. Bubble Sort

2. Merge Sort

3. Selection Sort

12 / 40

IoT devices can only communicate with each other if they are made by the same company.

True

False

13 / 40

AI-powered recommendation systems, like those used by Netflix or YouTube, only suggest things you've already watched or liked.

True

False

14 / 40

If you observe many swans and they are all white, you can conclude with absolute certainty that all swans are white.

False

True

15 / 40

A robot designed to work in a hospital would need to be very fast, even if it meant being less careful.

True

False

16 / 40

“Transparency” in AI means that anyone should be able to get the full source code of any AI system, even if it's proprietary software used by a private company.

True

False

17 / 40

In a well-defined problem, the initial state, the goal state, and the allowable operations are all clearly specified.

True

False

18 / 40

Which of these is the BEST example of how AI is used in healthcare?

a) Keeping track of patient appointments

b) Ordering new hospital supplies

c) Analyzing medical images (like X-rays) to help identify diseases

19 / 40

You're writing an algorithm to sort a list of numbers from smallest to largest. What is this process called?

c) Abstraction

a) Decomposition

b) Sorting

20 / 40

What does “transparency” mean in the context of AI ethics?

b) Making sure the AI is very fast.

a) Making the AI look pretty.

c) Understanding how the AI makes its decisions.

21 / 40

What is the result of this block command in Blockly?

B. 1

C. 0

A. 3

22 / 40

What is a key challenge in using robots for underwater exploration?

b) Dealing with high pressure and limited communication.

a) Making the robot look like a fish.

c) Making sure the robot doesn’t get bored.

23 / 40

Given the following Blockly code. which numbers will be printed?

B. 4, 8,12, 16

C. 4, 8,12, 16,18

A. 4, 8, 16

24 / 40

You have lots of different toy animals. Which of these is a way to use abstraction when thinking about them? (Select all that apply)

a) Think about what makes all of them "toys," even if they are different animals.

b) Notice that some are big and some are small, but they all have a size.

d) Remember exactly what each toy animal looks like in every detail.

c) Only think about the color of each animal, and nothing else.

25 / 40

How could AI potentially be used in disaster relief efforts? (Select all that apply)

d) Coordinating the distribution of supplies to people in need

a) Analyzing satellite images to identify damaged areas after an earthquake

c) Creating traffic jams to slow down rescue efforts

b) Predicting where a hurricane will make landfall

26 / 40

Which of the following statements about inductive reasoning are TRUE? (Select all that apply)

d) Inductive reasoning is only used in science.

c) Strong inductive arguments make the conclusion more likely, but don’t guarantee it.

b) Inductive reasoning involves making generalizations based on specific observations.

a) Inductive conclusions are always guaranteed to be true.

27 / 40

Which of the following are examples of AI being used in transportation? (Select all that apply)

b) Regular trains that run on a fixed schedule

d) Apps that predict the fastest route for your journey, considering traffic and road closures

a) Self-driving cars

e) Robots that help people cross the street at the right time during rush hour

c) Traffic lights that adjust their timing based on real-time traffic flow

28 / 40

In a “lights-out” factory (a fully automated factory with minimal human presence), which of the following are likely to be TRUE? (Select all that apply)

a) Robots perform most, if not all, of the manufacturing tasks

c) The factory can operate 24/7 with minimal downtime

b) Human workers are still needed for all stages of production

29 / 40

Which of the following statements are correct? (Choose all that apply)

B. The program prints "2 odd number."

C. The function checks whether a number is even or odd.

D. If x = 5, the program prints "odd number."

A. The program prints "2 is an even number."

30 / 40

In a “smart city,” different IoT systems (traffic lights, pollution sensors, public transportation, waste management) are integrated. What are some potential challenges of this integration? (Select all that apply)

a) Making sure all the systems can communicate with each other, even if they use different technologies.

b) Ensuring the privacy and security of the vast amounts of data collected.

d)Deciding what color the traffic light should be.

c) Making sure the city looks aesthetically pleasing.

31 / 40

A robot uses to detect things around it, like light or temperature.

32 / 40

Match the following logical fallacies with their descriptions:

1. Straw Man

2. Ad Hominem

3. False Dilemma

33 / 40

Robot can feel sad or happy.

False

True

34 / 40

Some robots can be controlled remotely.

True

False

35 / 40

What does “AI” stand for?

c) Always Intelligent

a) Amazing Invention

b) Artificial Intelligence

36 / 40

Which of these is NOT usually part of a robot?

d) Wires

a) Metal

c) Feathers

b) Plastic

37 / 40

Which of these tasks is MOST likely to use AI today?

b) Recommending a product you might like online

a) Building a house

c) Cooking dinner

38 / 40

Which of these is MOST like a robot?

c) A remote-controlled car

d) A chair

a) A car

b) A doll

39 / 40

What are the benefits of using robots? (Select all that apply)

d) help people to do heavy task

c) help people to do repetitive work

a) Help people to do dangerous tasks

b) Replace the human’s feeling

40 / 40

What can AI be used for? (Select all that apply)

a) Helping doctors diagnose diseases

f) Turning water into fuel

d) Helping write stories

c) Driving a car without a human

b) Suggesting movies you might like

e) Growing plants without sunlight

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