CBSE Grade 8 Computer Science Skill Module Artificial Intelligence Worksheet
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CBSE Grade 8 Computer Science Skill Module Artificial Intelligence Worksheet
- 1. 1 | P a g e S r i t o m a M a j u m d e r Worksheet Q1. Who coined the term Artificial Intelligence? Q2. Which Al domain is used for facial recognition? a) NLP b) Data Mining c) Computer Vision d) Robotics Q3. Which Al term means "learning from data and experience"? A) Deep Sleep B) Machine Learning c) Manual Learning D) Fast Thinking Q4. Which of the following is NOT a field where Al is used? A) Medicine B) Space exploration C) Cooking food by hand D) Self-driving cars Q5. Case Study 1: Eradicating Poverty Alice, a young student, is learning about the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in class. She is particularly interested in SDG 1, which aims to eradicate extreme poverty. She asks her teacher, "How can Al help us achieve this goal?" Fill in the blank: AI can be used to improve farming land, agriculture, and the quality of ____________ produced, which can lead to increased productivity and economic growth, ultimately helping to reduce poverty. Q6. Assertion: Al can help in improving the quality of products in the agricultural sector. Reason: AI can help in tracking food wastage and finding ways to grow yields. Choices: A. Both assertion and reason are true, and the reason is the correct explanation of the assertion. B. Both assertion and reason are true, but the reason is not the correct explanation of the assertion.
- 2. 2 | P a g e S r i t o m a M a j u m d e r C. The assertion is true, but the reason is false. D. The assertion is false, but the reason is true. Q7. What is an Al chatbot used for? Q8. What can Al do in space missions? Q9. Rock Paper Scissor game falls under which domain of Al? Q10. Which domain of Al recognise the image or video? Q11. No poverty is under which SDG? Q12. The types of data that do not have any predefined structure are known as ____________. a) Structured Data b) Unstructured Data c) Semi-Structured d) Time-Stamped Q13. Which of the following is not a core element of SDG ? a) Economic Growth b) Social Inclusion c) Geographical concerns d) Environmental Protection Q14. The Al process begins with problem definition then followed by __________. a) designing - brainstorming - building b) designing - deploying - brainstorming c) brainstorming - designing - building d) designing - brainstorming - building Q15. Mention one ethical risk related to Al projects. Q16. Who is known as the father of AI? Q17. ______________ is not an application of Al. a) Database Management System b) Digital Assistants c) Natural language processing d) Computer Vision Q18. Can Al predict traffic patterns? Q19. Which Al system is commonly used in navigation apps? Q20. ___________ is the common language for Al. a) Lisp b) Python
- 3. 3 | P a g e S r i t o m a M a j u m d e r c) PHP d) Java Q21. Which is considered the branch of Artificial Intelligence? a) Cyber Forensics b) Machine Learning c) Network Design d) Full-stack Developer Q22. Which of the following is SDG Goal 1? A. Quality Education B. No Poverty C. Gender Equality D. Clean Water and Sanitation Q23. Which of the following SDG goals aims to ensure access to affordable and clean energy? A. Goal 6 B. Goal 7 C. Goal 8 D. Goal 9 Q24. Which SDG goal focuses on "Life Below Water"? A. Goal 12 B. Goal 14 C. Goal 10 D. Goal 11 Q25. What is Artificial Intelligence? a. A branch of science dealing with the interaction between humans and machine b. A set of instructions that machines follow c. The science of making machines intelligent d. Programming languages used to build software Q26. There are total __________ number of SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) defined by the United Nations. a. 19 b. 21 c. 17 d. 15
- 4. 4 | P a g e S r i t o m a M a j u m d e r Q27. In AI, what does NLP stand for? a. New Logic Processing b. Natural Language Processing c. Numeric Logic Program d. Natural Logic Program Q28. SDG stands for _________. a. Suspension Development Goal b. Sustainable Developed Goal c. Sustainable Development Global d. Sustainable Development Goal Q29. What is Artificial Intelligence? Q30. What are the different types of data used in AI? Explain briefly. Q31. Write down the name of different application areas of AI. Q32. Write down the name of some common applications where NLP are used. Q33. What are the major ethical risk of AI? Q34. Briefly explain AI Access. Q35. What is the significance of LISP in the history of AI? a. LISP is not a programming language. b. LISP is the reason why AI is able to use human language. c. LISP, when translated, automatically creates a model for artificial neurons. d. LISP is the first AI programming language. Q36. Which of the following best describes the role of AI in sustainable development goals (SDGs)? A. AI is used to allocate resources through satellite mapping and data analysis, aiding in poverty reduction. B. AI assists in predicting sanitation and consumption patterns, leading to improved water and sanitation provisioning. C. AI enhances agricultural productivity via automated crop monitoring and harvesting, addressing hunger. D. All of the above Q37. In what way does AI contribute to the field of healthcare? A. By analyzing data from wearable devices to predict health conditions and alert individuals and healthcare providers. B. By disposing of medical waste. C. By replacing doctors with AI-powered robots to reduce costs. D. By manufacturing medicines and delivering vaccines to decrease the spread of viruses.
- 5. 5 | P a g e S r i t o m a M a j u m d e r Q38. How can AI-driven technologies impact students with different learning needs in the education area? A. AI systems increase the amount of grades a student obtains on average. B. AI systems increase general knowledge in students. C. AI systems do not impact students. D. AI systems personalize teaching and customize to individual student requirements. Q39. Which of the following is an example of how AI is applied within email services? A. AI helps sweep emails from a user's inbox, deleting them permanently. B. AI is used to suggest phrases and vocabulary for composing emails, and to filter spam. C. AI is used to change words written in emails to different tenses. D. AI directly replies to emails for the user. Q40. What is the role of Computer Vision in agriculture? A. Computer Vision allows for AI to grade different products in the crop production. B. Computer Vision can only monitor the planting of seeds. C. Computer Vision helps diagnose diseases, but cannot monitor crop growth. D. Computer Vision plays a significant role from planting seeds to monitoring crop growth, grading, and sorting produce. Q41. In the context of AI, what distinguishes unstructured data from structured data? A. Structured data is highly organized and easy to analyze, whereas unstructured data is disorganized and lacks a specific format. B. Both structured and unstructured data are equally easy to analyze, but they differ in their format. C. Unstructured data is highly organized and easy to analyze, whereas structured data is disorganized and lacks a specific format. D. Both structured and unstructured data are disorganized, making them challenging to analyze. Q42. Which of the following illustrates how AI is employed in online shopping? A. AI is used to make product prices more expensive. B. AI analyzes customer search patterns to recommend relevant products and prevent fraud. C. AI blocks certain products from being purchased. D. AI directly ships products to the consumer faster. Q43. Which of the following is the most accurate description of thep rimary function of Natural Language Processing (NLP)?
- 6. 6 | P a g e S r i t o m a M a j u m d e r A. NLP converts human language into a format that computers can understand, enabling communication between humans and computers. B. NLP protects computers from understanding human language. C. NLP is a security surveillance system used to protect the user. D. NLP is used to program smart phones to only use human language. Q45. What is the significance of the Dartmouth workshop in the context of AI history? A. It was where the term 'Artificial Intelligence' was officially used to describe the field. B. It was the first time a computer passed the Turing test. C. It was the first time the name 'Artificial Intelligence' was proposed. D. It was the first time a computer beat a human in a game of Checkers. Q46. Which of these options refers to some of the ethical guidelines humans should follow to lead both a personal and professional life? A. Moral standards B. Both B and C. C. Integrity D. Ethics Q47. How did Arthur Samuel contribute to the field of AI? A. Samuel developed the LISP Language. B. Samuel created AI programs that could play Checkers. C. Samuel argued that machines could learn and have general intelligence. D. Samuel created Neural networks. Q48. What is the key characteristic of Machine Learning (ML)? A. ML is the ability of machines to learn and make decisions based on past data. B. ML is the ability of machines to replace humans in factories. C. ML is the ability of a computer to play board games. D. ML is the ability of computers to analyze customer behavior by generating recommendations. Q49. What are the key ethical concerns associated with AI? A. AI systems are designed to give all people great standards of living. B. AI systems will reduce reliance on fossil fuels. C. AI systems will benefit many people. D. AI systems can breach data privacy and manipulate behavior, and lead to job losses.
- 7. 7 | P a g e S r i t o m a M a j u m d e r Q50. According to the information provided, what is a potential drawback of increasing automation through AI? A. AI is prone to many errors. B. Humans may become idle, and there is a growing concern of jobs being taken away. C. AI is able to complete tasks 24/7, without needing time off. D. AI is designed to make decisions faster and more efficiently. Q51. How can AI impact privacy and surveillance? A. By enhancing encryption methods. B. By ensuring complete anonymity. C. By potentially accessing and analyzing private data extensively. D. By limiting access to private data. Q52. What is a potential benefit of AI in disaster prediction? A. AI can play a huge role in decreasing the events of a natural disaster. B. AI has no role in the events of disasters. C. AI can help to cause large-scale calamities. D. AI can play a critical role in predicting disasters, helping avert large-scale calamities. Q53. Based on the information, how does AI contribute to making smartphones more effective as personal assistants? A. By providing voice-to-text functionality. B. By restricting access to camera functionality. C. By making the smartphone screen larger. D. By increasing the phone's battery life. Q54. What is meant by 'AI bias', and what causes it? A. AI bias occurs when humans make the algorithms for AI, leading to an error. B. AI bias is when algorithms always give the wrong answer, due to lack of resources. C. AI bias is the uneven representation of a particular data, influencing decisions made by the AI system. D. AI bias refers to how AI always prioritizes men over women. Q55. What ethical aspects should humans be weary of when implementing AI? A. Only using the specific gender when implementing all AI systems. B. Proper human judgment to make sure only specific companies implement AI. C. Algorithms do not impact the ethical behavior of humans.
- 8. 8 | P a g e S r i t o m a M a j u m d e r D. Proper human judgment to make sure guidelines are being followed, and regular assessments of risks, and proper governance.