Exit Ticket: Intelligence & AI

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Quiz on AI basics.

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Froggy Jumps Exit Ticket: Intelligence & AIVersion en ligne Quiz on AI basics. par Bayan Salem 1 What does it mean to be "intelligent"? a The ability to learn, remember, and make choices b Being big and strong c Moving very fast 2 Which of these is an example of something that is NOT intelligent? a A rock sitting on the ground b A student solving a puzzle c A cat chasing a mouse 3 What does "AI" stand for? a Artificial Intelligence b Always Intelligent c Animal Intelligence 4 Why is a bicycle NOT considered intelligent? a Because it has two wheels b Because it is made of metal c Because it cannot move or make choices on its own 5 In our Tic-Tac-Toe experiment, what did the "Smart Robot" do differently than the "Random Robot"? a It thought about its moves to try and win b It made random guesses c It moved faster 6 Which sentence best describes Artificial Intelligence (AI)? a A machine that can run without electricity b When a computer is made to learn and make choices like a brain c A video game that is very easy to win 7 A bee finding flowers and choosing which one to visit is an example of: a Intelligence b Being non-intelligent c Artificial Intelligence 8 True or False: Computers can have a real human brain inside them. a True b False c Only sometimes 9 Which of these shows a puppy being intelligent? a The puppy learns to sit when you say "Sit" b The puppy is sleeping c The puppy has soft fur 10 If a robot vacuum cleaner learns where your furniture is so it doesn't bump into it, what is it using? a Luck b Magic c Artificial Intelligence (AI) 11 What are the three main parts of being intelligent? (Select the best answer) a Learning, Remembering, Making Choices b Eating, Sleeping, Playing c Running, Jumping, Hiding 12 Why did we call the first robot in our game the "Random Robot"? a Because it was very smart b Because it didn't think; it just picked any spot c Because it was broken 13 Can a machine be smart? a Yes, if it uses AI to learn and choose. b No, never. c Only if it looks like a human. 14 Imagine a toaster that burns every piece of bread because it can't tell when it's done. Is this toaster intelligent? a Yes, because it is a machine. b Yes, because it is smart by default. c No, because it is not learning or making good choices. 15 Which of these is the best example of a "Smart Choice"? a Putting your shoes on the wrong feet b Forgetting your lunch at home c Wearing a raincoat when you see it is raining

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Exit Ticket: Intelligence & AIVersion en ligne

par Bayan Salem

What does it mean to be "intelligent"?

Which of these is an example of something that is NOT intelligent?

What does "AI" stand for?

Why is a bicycle NOT considered intelligent?

In our Tic-Tac-Toe experiment, what did the "Smart Robot" do differently than the "Random Robot"?

Which sentence best describes Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

A bee finding flowers and choosing which one to visit is an example of:

True or False: Computers can have a real human brain inside them.

Which of these shows a puppy being intelligent?

If a robot vacuum cleaner learns where your furniture is so it doesn't bump into it, what is it using?

What are the three main parts of being intelligent? (Select the best answer)

Why did we call the first robot in our game the "Random Robot"?

Can a machine be smart?

Imagine a toaster that burns every piece of bread because it can't tell when it's done. Is this toaster intelligent?

Which of these is the best example of a "Smart Choice"?